Fossil Fuel Industry in Schools Sparks Concern
The Greens and David Pocock call for a parliamentary inquiry into fossil fuel 'petro-grooming' of children, citing a report showing 260 industry-backed programs reaching kids in schools and sports.
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Testing the Water: Can Swimwear Be More Sustainable?
Most swimwear is made from plastic. Discover 11 brands using recycled and alternative materials for more sustainable bikinis, swimsuits, and trunks.
£75m Campaign Urges UK Public to Cut Water Use by 28 Litres Daily
A £75m campaign, Let’s Save Water, launches to encourage UK residents to reduce daily water use by 28 litres amid climate crisis, with partnerships including Ofwat and the Met Office.
Delhi Polo Club: Green Space vs Construction Battle
The government's requisition of Delhi's historic Jaipur Polo Ground sparks debate over air quality, heat stress, and urban green spaces in India's scorching capital.
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Putin Admits Ukrainian Drone Strikes Drive Russian Fuel Shortages
Vladimir Putin acknowledged Ukrainian drone strikes on energy infrastructure are causing fuel shortages in Russia, with rationing in 56 regions and 15% supply shortfall.
EU Green Chief: Reject Climate Denial Lies Amid Heatwave
EU Commission VP Teresa Ribera says the European heatwave is a 'dramatic warning' to reject climate denial driven by fossil fuel interests, and calls for accelerated green transition.
Eastern Europe Braces for 40C Heat as Heat Dome Shifts
Budapest forecast to exceed 40C as dangerous heatwave moves east; red warnings issued across Hungary, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Croatia, Slovakia, and Bosnia.
Two-Thirds of Women Forget Hair Protection from Summer UV
A new study reveals that two-thirds of women neglect hair protection in summer, leading to dryness, brittleness, and breakage. Experts warn UV, chlorine, and saltwater cause cumulative damage.
UK to Ban Ingredients Linked to Illegal Deforestation
The UK government plans to ban ingredients linked to illegal deforestation from everyday products like chocolate, cooking oils, and cosmetics, ensuring supply chains are deforestation-free.
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Wigan Council Pledges £3m for Flood Defence Scheme
Wigan Council commits £3m to reduce flood risk for 480 properties in Hindley, Platt Bridge, and Abram, aiming to attract further funding and protect homes from river and surface water flooding.
NHS Lanarkshire Gets £85m Share for Obesity Digital Platform
NHS Lanarkshire secures part of £85m OPIP funding to develop a digital weight management platform and expand services, aiming to improve access and outcomes for obesity, Type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular disease.
72% of London's trees at risk due to climate change by 2090
Up to 72% of London's trees could be lost by 2090 due to heat and drought from global warming, warns Kew Gardens. The report highlights that 62% of the city's 1.2 million trees are ill-suited to warmer climates, with native species like oak and beech most
UK Heatwave to Return with 37°C Around July 8
The UK could face another heatwave with temperatures soaring to 37°C around July 8, following record-breaking June heat that peaked at 37.3°C, according to Met Office and wxcharts.com forecasts.
Warning Issued as Pet Owners Turn to AI Instead of Vets
RSPCA warns that 10% of UK pet owners now use AI for pet care advice, risking missed diagnoses and legal issues as costs rise.
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Met Office Warns Another Heatwave Could Hit UK Soon
The Met Office warns another heatwave may hit the UK next week, with temperatures potentially reaching 30°C, following a record-breaking June heatwave of 37.7°C.
UK June Temp Record Updated to 37.7°C in Norfolk
The UK has provisionally set a new June temperature record of 37.7°C at Lingwood, Norfolk, surpassing the previous record by over 2°C amid a heatwave that triggered red warnings and closures.
UK June Temperature Record Updated to Provisional 37.7C
The UK set a provisional June temperature record of 37.7C at Lingwood, Norfolk, beating the previous record of 35.6C from 1976. The Met Office says the reading is subject to verification.
Murray Mound Reimagined as Pile of Discarded White Clothing
Wimbledon's iconic Murray Mound has been reimagined as a 5m-high, 8m-wide heap of discarded white clothing on London's South Bank, highlighting the UK's textile waste crisis, with 440 million white garments binned annually.
Murray Mound Reimagined as Mountain of Discarded White Clothing
Judy Murray unveils a five-metre-high mound of discarded white clothing on London's South Bank to highlight the UK's textile waste crisis, where a pile the size of Murray Mound is sent to landfill daily.
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Murray Mound Reimagined as Heap of Discarded Tennis Whites
Wimbledon's Murray Mound has been recreated as a five-metre-high pile of discarded white clothing on London's South Bank to highlight the UK's textile waste crisis, with 440 million white garments thrown away annually.
Trump's Great American State Fair Turns Into a Flop
Donald Trump's Great American State Fair on the National Mall has been marred by sparse crowds, cancelled acts, and political division, contradicting his boasts of record attendance.
Six cheap ways to heat-proof your home before next heatwave
As the UK braces for another potential heatwave in early July, sustainability expert Andrew Hulbert shares six inexpensive hacks to keep homes cool without high energy bills.
Widnes Fire Caused by Damaged Vape Battery
A damaged lithium-ion battery from a disposable vape caused a major fire at a Widnes recycling plant, burning 450 tonnes of waste and sending smoke across Cheshire and Merseyside.
Commuter Spots 'Beast of Essex' Big Cat on Platform
A terrified commuter reported seeing a large, leopard-like creature at Wivenhoe Station at 5.30am, describing it as far bigger than any domestic cat. The sighting adds to over 100 reports of the 'Beast of Essex' since the mid-1990s.
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Global Climate Fear Hits 75% Amid UK 37C Heatwave
A new worldwide study reveals that fear of climate change as a serious threat has risen to 75% for the first time, as the UK experiences a 37C heatwave with the hottest June day ever recorded.
40C Heatwaves Threaten UK Food Supplies, Federation Warns
Britain faces severe food shortages as 40C heatwaves push cold storage to the limit. UK Cold Chain Federation warns infrastructure designed for cooler climate is at breaking point.
Badenoch: Burnham's Summer of Chaos Looms
Kemi Badenoch warns the UK faces a 'summer of chaos' as Andy Burnham delays taking office, leaving the country leaderless and damaging the economy.
Barry Manilow Sparks Health Concern After Stage Footage
Barry Manilow, 83, sparks health concern after fans react to on-stage footage. The singer continues his 'The Last Concerts' tour amid lung cancer diagnosis.
Kate Middleton surprises boy in wheelchair on Three Peaks challenge
The Princess of Wales climbed Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon in 24 hours for cancer charity, stopping to chat with hikers including 11-year-old Ted Haslam, who was carried by his father.
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British Gas Engineer Advises Avoiding 11am to 3pm to Keep Homes Cool
British Gas engineer shares tips to keep homes cool during UK heatwave, advising to avoid using appliances between 11am and 3pm.
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