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.
Category : Environment
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?
Why US Beef Prices Are Skyrocketing
Discover the key factors driving up beef prices in the US, from trade tariffs to supply chain disruptions, and what it means for consumers.
New 'mojito' fruit tastes like the cocktail
Scientists have developed a revolutionary fruit hybrid that mimics the refreshing taste of a mojito cocktail. Could this be the next big thing in healthy snacking?
Lula vows to protect Amazon from deforestation
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva pledges renewed commitment to Amazon conservation, reversing policies of his predecessor Jair Bolsonaro.
Alaska capital faces unprecedented flood risk from melting glaciers
Rapid glacial melt near Alaska's capital Juneau is creating unprecedented flood risks, with scientists warning of potential catastrophic consequences for local communities.
Peacocks invade Florida suburb, sparking debate
A flock of vibrant peacocks has taken over a quiet Florida neighbourhood, charming residents and sparking debates over their presence.
Ancient Earth crust found beneath Milan
Scientists uncover a billion-year-old slice of Earth's crust beneath Milan, rewriting Italy's geological history.
Smart milk tags boost UK recycling efforts
Major UK supermarkets are rolling out innovative milk bottle tags to help consumers recycle more effectively. Learn how this small change could make a big environmental impact.
GOP targets Deepwater Horizon safety rules
GOP lawmakers in Louisiana are advancing a bill to dismantle safety measures enacted after the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster, sparking outrage among environmentalists and coastal communities.
Untamed viewers spot predictable pattern in Netflix show
Fans of Netflix's 'Untamed' are all saying the same thing about the show's gripping format. Find out why viewers can't stop talking about it!
Grizzly bear shot on Texada Island
A rare grizzly bear sighting on Texada Island led to its unfortunate demise after posing a threat to local residents, sparking discussions on wildlife management.
Mother and son survive 10 days in California forest
A mother and her young son have been miraculously rescued after surviving 10 days in a remote California forest. Read their incredible survival story.
Microsoft eyes human poop to slash carbon footprint
Tech giant Microsoft is investigating an unconventional method to cut carbon emissions—using human waste as a renewable energy source. Could this be the future of sustainability?
Britain's forests need climate adaptation now
UK forests face unprecedented threats from climate change. Experts warn of dire consequences without immediate adaptation strategies.
Caddo Nation loses last fluent speaker of native language
The Caddo Nation mourns as its last fluent speaker dies, marking the potential extinction of a centuries-old indigenous language.
Activists call UK climate policy 'embarrassing' before COP28
Climate activists have plastered government buildings across the UK with satirical posters branding the country's environmental policies as 'very embarrassing' just days before the COP28 summit.
US corn growers battle Coca-Cola over sugar subsidies
American corn farmers are challenging Coca-Cola's use of subsidised sugar, citing unfair competition under Trump-era trade policies. The dispute highlights tensions in US agricultural trade.
Boy, 12, dies at Cessnock Water in East Ayrshire
A 12-year-old boy has tragically lost his life following an incident at Cessnock Water in East Ayrshire. Emergency services responded, but the boy was pronounced dead at the scene.
Booker’s Pesticide Reform Act Targets Toxic Chemicals
US Senator Cory Booker introduces the Pesticide Reform Act, aiming to ban harmful chemicals and promote safer agricultural practices.
Family adopts identical dog after losing beloved pet
A grieving family finds solace in adopting a dog that looks identical to their late pet, proving love can heal even the deepest wounds.
Tourist dies in Death Valley's 53°C heat
A tourist has died in Death Valley National Park as temperatures soared to a scorching 53°C, prompting urgent safety reminders for visitors.
China's heatwave drives record electricity demand
China faces an extreme heatwave, pushing electricity consumption to record highs amid rising temperatures and climate concerns.
How to prune lavender for perfect blooms
Learn the best techniques to prune your lavender plants for healthier growth and stunning blooms. Perfect for UK gardeners!
Yellowstone Supervolcano: Imminent Eruption Risk?
New research suggests the Yellowstone supervolcano could be closer to eruption than previously thought, with a massive underground cavity discovered beneath the surface.
7 ways to water your garden while on holiday
Discover simple yet effective hacks to ensure your plants stay hydrated while you're away, from DIY solutions to smart tech.
First-ever footage of sloth fart captured by zoologist
A wildlife researcher has filmed a sloth farting in what is believed to be the first-ever recorded evidence of this rare occurrence. The surprising discovery challenges long-held beliefs about sloth digestion.
Brazil passes bill weakening environmental protections
Brazil's Congress has approved a highly contentious bill that dismantles decades of environmental safeguards, sparking outrage among activists and scientists.
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