South Australia bans fish-shaped soy sauce packets

In a landmark move against single-use plastics, South Australia has become the first jurisdiction globally to outlaw the iconic fish-shaped soy sauce packets. The ban targets a major source of plastic pollution, signalling a new front in the war on waste.

Jellyfish Invasion Closes US East Coast Beaches

Massive blooms of stinging jellyfish are inundating US East Coast beaches from New York to the Carolinas, forcing beach closures and health warnings just before the busy holiday weekend.

Iowa's Agricultural Pollution Creates Water Crisis

Exclusive investigation reveals how Iowa's agricultural runoff, mirroring UK environmental concerns, is creating a toxic tide of pollution, devastating waterways and posing serious public health risks.

Expert Tips to Stop Spiders Entering Your Home

Dread the eight-legged intruders? Discover natural, effective and cruelty-free methods to spider-proof your home as the seasons change. From simple hacks to essential oil deterrents, we reveal how to enjoy a spider-free sanctuary.

Trump White House Orders Purge of Federal Climate Websites

The Trump administration has directed federal agencies to dismantle and archive US government climate change websites, erasing vital public data on global warming, emissions, and clean energy in a sweeping online purge.

Beginner's Guide: How to Start a Garden from Scratch

Feeling daunted by a blank canvas of a garden? Our expert guide cuts through the complexity. Discover the 5 non-negotiable basics every new gardener needs to know for a thriving, sustainable outdoor space.

UK's Record Wildfire Crisis: 40% Surge in 2024

Exclusive data reveals the UK is on track for its worst wildfire year on record, with a 40% surge in incidents. Experts blame climate change, dry winters, and warn of a 'new normal' for British summers.

Scottish Fishermen Land Rare Pacific Bluefin Tuna

In an unprecedented event, Scottish fishermen have successfully landed a prized Pacific bluefin tuna off the coast of Scotland, a species typically found in warmer waters thousands of miles away, sparking excitement and scientific intrigue.

Lough Neagh: UK's largest lake faces ecological collapse

Exclusive investigation reveals the deepening environmental catastrophe at Lough Neagh. Algal blooms and political inertia threaten an ecological disaster, putting Northern Ireland's primary water source and unique wildlife at severe risk.

Indian Village Where Women Marry Multiple Brothers

In a remote Himalayan village, an ancient tradition of polyandry sees women wed multiple brothers to preserve family land and wealth. Discover the unique social structure of the Hatti community in Himachal Pradesh.

The Common Pest Destroying British Lawns

Gardeners across the UK are facing a silent invasion. Discover the identity of this common lawn-wrecking pest and the expert-approved methods to banish it for good and save your green space.

World's Largest Iceberg On Collision Course With Shipping

The colossal iceberg A23a, twice the size of Greater London, is drifting dangerously towards key shipping routes after breaking free from Antarctica. Scientists warn of a significant threat to maritime traffic as it enters the 'iceberg alley'.

Rio Grande River Runs Dry in New Mexico Crisis

The mighty Rio Grande, a vital water source for millions and a natural border, has run dry in parts of New Mexico, sparking a major environmental and political crisis in the American Southwest.

NY Times Editor Targeted at Home Over Gaza Coverage

Pro-Palestinian activists stage protest outside New York Times editor Joseph Kahn's home, accusing the publication of biased coverage of the Gaza conflict and demanding a shift in editorial stance.

Alaska Mother Mauled to Death in Bear Attack

A tragic bear attack in Alaska claims the life of a mother of two. The fatal mauling occurred while she was jogging near her home, sparking a major search operation and raising urgent questions about wildlife safety.

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