Greta Thunberg barred from Gaza aid flotilla in Greece
Climate activist Greta Thunberg was prevented from boarding an international aid flotilla to Gaza and faced potential deportation from Greece after Greek authorities intervened.
Category : Environment
Sydney Opera House protest leads to genocide court case
Pro-Palestine campaigners are taking the Australian government to court, seeking to force recognition of Israel's actions as genocide following a planned Sydney Opera House protest that sparked international attention.
Silent Skies: Birds' Ominous Behaviour Worries Scientists
British researchers document disturbing changes in bird behaviour as species fall silent and abandon normal activities in what experts call an 'ecological alarm bell' ringing across our landscapes.
India's fast fashion graveyard: The human cost
In the textile recycling capital of India, workers face dangerous conditions while processing the West's discarded clothing, exposing the dark reality behind fashion's circular economy promises.
Spectacular autumn colour transforms UK gardens
British gardens are experiencing a spectacular autumn display with vibrant rainbows of colour, as extreme summer weather creates perfect conditions for a fiery seasonal bloom across the UK.
Kitchen Ingredient Banishes Lawn Mushrooms Overnight
Discover the surprising household staple that eradicates unsightly lawn mushrooms instantly. Gardening experts reveal this cheap, effective solution that transforms your turf without harsh chemicals.
Sydney's Cronulla beach trees deliberately poisoned in vandalism attack
A devastating act of vandalism has left Sydney's iconic Cronulla beachfront scarred after multiple mature trees were deliberately poisoned, sparking outrage and a council investigation.
North Koreans eating tigers, badgers to survive famine
Desperate North Koreans are resorting to eating wild animals including tigers, badgers and raccoons to survive amid severe food shortages, according to disturbing new research that exposes the deepening humanitarian crisis under Kim Jong-un's regime.
Jane Goodall's final warning on humanity's future
Renowned primatologist Jane Goodall delivers powerful parting thoughts on humanity's future, climate change, and political leadership in exclusive interview.
Ancient chicken bones reveal Roman Britain's climate secrets
National Trust archaeologists uncover remarkable Roman-era chicken bones in West Sussex, offering surprising insights into ancient climate patterns and Britain's culinary history.
National Trust battles climate damage to UK heritage
From Somerset floods to Scottish landslides, the National Trust reveals how extreme weather is damaging Britain's most cherished landscapes and heritage sites.
Jane Goodall's final warning to world leaders
Legendary conservationist Dr Jane Goodall delivers powerful critique of global leadership in what may be her final public message, urging humanity to confront environmental crises.
Renewables Overtake Coal in Global Power Generation
In a historic shift for global energy markets, renewable sources have surpassed coal-fired power generation for the first time, marking a watershed moment in the world's transition to clean energy according to new International Energy Agency data.
Bottled Water Microplastics 100x Higher Than Thought
Groundbreaking research reveals bottled water contains dramatically higher levels of microplastics than estimated, raising urgent health concerns about invisible plastic pollution invading our bodies.
Ladybird invasion swarms UK homes - experts explain
Millions of ladybirds are mysteriously invading British homes in unprecedented numbers. Discover why these colourful insects are seeking shelter and what it means for your household.
Camper survives black bear attack in Arkansas wilderness
A shocking wildlife encounter in Arkansas's Ozark National Forest saw a camper fight for survival against a black bear, sparking urgent safety warnings for outdoor enthusiasts.
London activist removes Israeli hostage ribbons in protest
A woman was filmed cutting down yellow ribbons from London lampposts in a brazen act that has ignited fierce debate about protest boundaries in the UK capital
Jane Goodall: Trump, Musk and Putin threaten global future
Legendary primatologist Jane Goodall issues urgent critique of world leaders' environmental policies and social media influence in exclusive Guardian interview.
Patagonia's Amazing Transformation: Desert to Wetlands
In an extraordinary environmental success story, Argentina's Patagonian steppe has been miraculously restored to vibrant wetlands, reversing decades of desertification through innovative conservation efforts.
Greta Thunberg deported from Israel after Gaza protest
Climate activist Greta Thunberg was detained and deported from Israel after participating in a pro-Palestinian flotilla attempting to break the Gaza blockade. The Swedish environmentalist joined activists demanding humanitarian access to the besieged terr
Maine woman's graphic sheep butchery video sparks outrage
A Maine woman faces animal cruelty investigation after posting explicit footage showing the slaughter and butchering of a sheep on her YouTube channel, prompting global condemnation from viewers.
100-tonne fatberg removed from West London sewers
Thames Water completes massive sewage clearance operation after removing a colossal fatberg weighing over 100 tonnes from Feltham's Victorian-era sewer system.
Carbon offsets failing to curb global heating, study finds
Groundbreaking research uncovers the systemic flaws making carbon offsets ineffective against climate change, with fundamental design problems preventing real emissions reductions.
Greta Thunberg condemns 'betrayal' of Palestinians
Climate activist Greta Thunberg speaks out after being deported from Israel, accusing international systems of failing Palestinians in their struggle for justice and human rights.
Canada orders Marineland to relocate beluga whales
In an unprecedented animal welfare case, Canadian authorities have ordered Marineland to transfer its remaining beluga whales to new facilities, marking a significant victory for wildlife protection advocates.
Pet Lion Escapes, Roams Residential Streets
Shocking footage captures the moment a domesticated lion named Kimba roams residential streets in South Africa, forcing armed police response and neighbourhood lockdown.
10-tonne fatberg clogs London sewers
A colossal 10-tonne fatberg is clogging London's Victorian sewers, created from congealed wet wipes and cooking fats. Thames Water declares war on the growing problem threatening the city's infrastructure.
5 Must-Plant Flowers for UK Butterfly Gardens
Discover the essential blooms every UK gardener needs to attract beautiful butterflies and boost biodiversity in their outdoor space this season.
Thames Water sewage leak closes Hammersmith Bridge
Major infrastructure failure sees Hammersmith Bridge shut indefinitely after Thames Water sewage leak contaminates River Thames, sparking health and environmental concerns across London.
Gardening nightmare: How a houseplant took over my home
A homeowner shares their shocking experience with a monster houseplant that threatened to consume their entire property, revealing the warning signs every plant owner should know.
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