UK sewage spills surge 54% in a year
Shocking new data reveals England's sewage scandal has worsened dramatically, with water companies dumping waste into rivers for over 3.6 million hours last year.
Category : Environment
How to Trap Wasps in Your Garden Naturally
Discover simple and natural ways to trap wasps in your garden without harming the environment. Keep your outdoor space peaceful with these expert tips.
Frieda Hughes’ Poem on Raising an Owl Chick
Discover how poet Frieda Hughes captures the tender and tumultuous experience of nurturing an orphaned owl chick in her latest evocative poem.
Thames Water faces collapse without government help
Environment Secretary Steve Reed has issued a stark warning about Thames Water's financial instability, urging immediate action to prevent a catastrophic collapse affecting millions.
Florida officials puzzled by alligator in Alcatraz emails
Internal emails reveal Florida county officials' bafflement after an alligator was mentioned in Alcatraz-related correspondence, sparking confusion and humour.
Labour slams government over England sewage crisis
Labour's Steve Reed slams government inaction as sewage spills plague Southern Water and Thames Water, demanding urgent reforms to protect England's waterways.
Pink Climbing Clematis – Summer Sale!
Discover the vibrant Pink Climbing Clematis, now on sale this summer. Learn how to grow and care for this beautiful plant to enhance your garden.
MPs push for tougher water pollution rules
A cross-party group of MPs urges the government to strengthen Ofwat’s powers to hold water companies accountable for sewage spills and environmental damage.
Strong earthquake hits Naples, residents flee in panic
A powerful earthquake struck Naples, causing widespread panic as residents rushed out of buildings. The tremor, felt across the region, has raised concerns about structural damage and potential aftershocks.
Water firms face scrutiny over sewage discharge failures
Government ministers demand answers as Thames Water and Southern Water fail to meet sewage discharge targets, raising environmental and health concerns.
Biodegradable wet wipes still pollute, study finds
New research reveals that even biodegradable wet wipes contribute to microplastic pollution, raising concerns over their environmental impact.
Millewa Mallee First Nations win native title after 30yrs
The Millewa Mallee Aboriginal communities have secured a landmark native title claim, ending a 30-year legal battle for recognition of their ancestral lands in Victoria.
Water companies cause surge in pollution incidents
New data exposes a sharp rise in serious pollution incidents caused by England's water companies, sparking outrage and calls for stricter regulations.
Gas flaring created 389m tonnes of CO2 last year
A shocking new report highlights the massive carbon pollution caused by gas flaring, urging immediate action to curb this environmental disaster.
Dogs trained to detect platypuses from paddleboards
In an adorable twist of conservation science, researchers have trained dogs to detect platypuses from paddleboards, blending canine skills with aquatic wildlife monitoring.
Wildlife Wonders: Hedgehogs, Cygnets & Wolves in Stunning Photos
This week’s most captivating wildlife moments, from a hedgehog enjoying tea to royal cygnets and a fierce wolf, captured in breathtaking photography.
Natural way to remove microplastics from water discovered
Scientists discover a surprising kitchen staple that effectively filters harmful microplastics from drinking water. Learn how this natural solution could revolutionise water safety.
Toxic houseplants warning for UK gardeners
Experts reveal common houseplants that could pose serious health risks to pets and children. Learn how to identify and handle these toxic greens safely.
Butterflies mingle on shingle in rare summer sight
Discover the enchanting sight of butterflies mingling on the shingle, a rare and beautiful summer moment captured in the wild.
Hot Pepper Hacks to Repel Garden Rats
Discover how hot peppers can be your garden's best defence against pesky rats without harmful chemicals. Simple, natural, and effective!
Farmer dies after winning £61m lottery
Tragedy strikes as a wealthy farmer passes away unexpectedly after hitting a massive £61 million EuroMillions jackpot.
Urgent warning for UK gardeners over plant disease
Experts warn UK gardeners to act fast as a dangerous plant disease threatens bedding plants. Learn how to spot the signs and protect your garden.
Drought-proof your garden with these water-saving tips
Discover expert gardening tips to protect your plants during droughts. Learn how to conserve water and maintain a lush garden even in dry conditions.
Assassin spiders face extinction after bushfires
Critically endangered assassin spiders on Kangaroo Island are on the brink of extinction following devastating bushfires that destroyed their fragile habitat.
150M-year-old assassin spider hunts prey in rare video
A rare glimpse into the life of the assassin spider, a prehistoric predator now on the brink of extinction. Watch the video to see its unique hunting tactics.
Hiker rescued after SOS note found in California forest
A lost hiker was rescued from a remote California forest after leaving an SOS note for rangers. The desperate plea led to a swift search operation and a happy ending.
Microsoft explores human waste as renewable energy source
Microsoft is exploring an innovative approach to sustainability by converting human waste into renewable energy, aiming to significantly reduce its carbon footprint.
UK butterfly count shows promising recovery signs
The latest Big Butterfly Count reveals a surprising uptick in UK butterfly populations, offering hope for conservation efforts after years of worrying declines.
£3.4m plan to create urban "nature towns" across UK
A groundbreaking £3.4 million project aims to transform urban areas into thriving green spaces, reconnecting communities with nature through innovative conservation efforts.
MPs warn of UK water shortages and rising bills
A damning report by MPs reveals the UK faces severe water shortages and skyrocketing bills unless urgent action is taken. Is the government prepared?
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