Scientists Warn of 'Termination Shock' Risks from Solar Geoengineering
Climate scientists warn solar geoengineering risks 'termination shock' and requires long-term maintenance, urging caution.
Category : Policy
Princess of Wales Highlights Reggio Emilia Model During Italy Visit
Princess Catherine's Italy visit spotlights the Reggio Emilia early childhood model, emphasizing curiosity and community involvement.
Sussan Ley: Net Zero Is a Compromise Not to Be Extended
Liberal Party drops net zero target, but Sussan Ley says reaching it would still be 'welcome outcome'.
Scotland Bans Glue Traps: £40k Fine or 12 Months Jail
A new law in Scotland makes using, supplying, or possessing glue traps for mice and rats illegal, with fines up to £40,000 or 12 months in prison. The ban, effective July 1, follows the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Act 2024.
Seagulls tear into bins in Seaforth residents at end of tether
Residents in Seaforth have endured years of rubbish strewn across their courtyard as seagulls, rats, and cats tear into bin bags. Wheelie bins will now be delivered after council assessment.
World Leaders Face Judgment From Future Generations at COP30, Says Gordon Brown
Gordon Brown urges world leaders at COP30 to step up climate action, warning of catastrophic warming and calling for a coalition to counter climate deniers.
Five Energy-Wasting Habits That Increase Your Bills
Energy bills are set to rise, but experts say changing everyday habits like leaving appliances on standby, overfilling kettles, and ignoring dripping taps could save households significant money.
UK Mum Homeschools Five Kids in Motorhome Across Europe
Amy Edwards quit the UK to homeschool five of her nine children in a motorhome, travelling across Europe for a freer lifestyle.
City & Guilds Faces Legal Action Over Job Cuts
City & Guilds faces legal action over plans to cut 400 UK jobs, with Unite union alleging dishonesty and unlawful withholding of information by owner PeopleCert.
World Bank Pledges Clean Water for One Billion by 2030
World Bank launches Water Forward to provide clean water to one billion people by 2030, with partners including WaterAid and CIFF.
Sam Neill Threatened Over Goldmine Opposition In New Zealand
Sam Neill says he received threats of violence from goldmine supporters after opposing a fast-tracked project near his New Zealand farm.
England to get powerful maternity commissioner after failings
England will appoint its first maternity commissioner after a major review found childbirth care is 'not good enough' and plagued by racism, with urgent reform needed to prevent avoidable harm.
CSIRO: Dams Could Have Cut Lismore Floods by 2 Metres
A CSIRO report finds 10 new dams could have reduced Lismore's 2022 flood levels by up to 2.1 metres, but not prevented levee overtopping. Governments have not committed to the measures.
Australia Mandates Seafood Origin Labels on Menus
From July 1, Australian hospitality venues must label seafood as Australian, imported, or mixed, providing consumers with informed choices and supporting local industry.
Ex-DfE Boss Reveals Government Pressure On Ofsted
Ex-DfE permanent secretary Jonathan Slater says school system fails poorest pupils, recommends pausing Ofsted inspections in test areas.
Year-Round Dog Lead Rules Proposed for Aberavon Promenade
Neath Port Talbot council proposes year-round dog leads on Aberavon promenade, aiming for Blue Flag status. Consultation open until August 24.
Fiji Villagers Condemn Australian Waste Incinerator Plan
Australian billionaire's plan to ship and burn waste in Fiji faces opposition from villagers and officials over environmental and health concerns.
Democrat-Led States Sue to Block Trump's Nursing Student Loan Caps
24 Democratic-led states sue to block Trump's student loan caps for nurses and other graduates, citing worsened shortages.
UN-Backed Experts Declare Famine in Gaza City Area
UN-backed experts declare famine in Gaza City area, calling it 'entirely man-made' and urging immediate action to prevent soaring deaths.
Homeowners Warned: Don't Pour Sauces Down Sink
Pouring fats, oils, grease, and leftover sauces down the sink can cause costly blockages. Severn Trent advises scraping plates, using a strainer, and binning oils to protect pipes.
Appeals Court Questions Shifting Reasons for Trump's Green Bank Cancellation
US appeals court questions Trump administration's shifting reasons for cancelling $20bn green bank programme, probing fraud claims and fund control.
Trump Officials Cut Public Input on Federal Drilling
The Trump administration proposes slashing public comment periods for oil and gas leasing on federal lands, reducing financial cleanup assurances, and allowing more methane emissions, drawing criticism from advocates as an attack on democracy.
Trump Admin Escalates Fight with California Coastal Commission
The Trump administration plans to evaluate the California Coastal Commission, accusing the state of 'environmental terrorism' in a dispute over energy production, including SpaceX launches and offshore wind.
UK Plans Ban on Deforestation-Linked Supermarket Ingredients
The UK government plans new rules requiring businesses to check supply chains for illegal deforestation, affecting products like chocolate, cooking oils, and cosmetics.
Lidl and Morrisons Warned: Popular Snacks Recalled, One Has Metal
Multiple food products including fruit, crisps, and croissants have been urgently recalled from UK supermarkets due to safety concerns such as metal fragments, undeclared milk, and Salmonella contamination.
Trump: Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Algae Removed
Donald Trump announced the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool is back in full use after 'criminally made algae' was removed, blaming vandals for prior damage.
Stonehenge 'prototype' solstice alignment hailed as greatest find
A 5,000-year-old structure near Stonehenge may be a prototype for solstice alignments, predating the monument's sarsen stones by 500 years, archaeologists say.
Iran Claims 'No Choice' But to Build Nuclear Bomb
Iranian state media warns the country has 'no choice' but to develop a nuclear weapon, posing a grave threat to the Trump peace deal and IAEA inspections.
West Lothian Fire Officer Warns Against Swimming in Cold Waters
SFRS Local Area Commander Mark Duffy warns that fresh water in West Lothian is barely warmer than winter, urging people not to enter rivers or reservoirs due to cold water shock risk.
UK households can't afford Ed Miliband's net zero plans
Opinion: Ed Miliband's net zero plans are unaffordable for most UK households, with costs for EVs, heat pumps, and solar panels reaching up to £39,500, warns Alex Evans.
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