Invasive Asian Longhorned Ticks Discovered in Maine
Health officials in Maine confirm the first state sighting of an invasive tick species capable of severe illness transmission. Experts warn of potential rapid spread.
Category : Environment
Seattle is Sinking: Groundbreaking Study Reveals Why
Exclusive: New research from the University of Washington uncovers the hidden geological forces causing Seattle to sink and tilt. Discover the surprising impact of groundwater and glacial ice on urban landscapes.
COVID Masks Leach Toxins in UK Environment
New UK research reveals disposable face masks from the COVID-19 pandemic are leaching dangerous chemicals and microplastics into soil and waterways, creating a silent environmental crisis that could persist for decades.
Allotments: The Unsung Heroes of Britain's Mental Health
New research reveals how Britain's beloved allotments are providing a crucial lifeline for mental wellbeing and community resilience amidst the cost-of-living crisis and political uncertainty.
Climate Change Fuels Obesity Crisis: Shocking Link Revealed
Groundbreaking research reveals how rising global temperatures are altering human metabolism and contributing to obesity epidemics. Discover the science behind this alarming connection.
Air Pollution Significantly Increases Dementia Risk, Study Finds
Groundbreaking research from King's College London establishes a direct link between exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) from traffic and industrial pollution and a heightened risk of developing dementia and Alzheimer's disease.
Garden mistake could land you with a £5k fine
UK gardeners are being warned about a costly summer error involving invasive plants that could lead to massive fines and legal trouble. Learn how to identify and safely remove them.
Boost Orchid Blooms With One Kitchen Scrap
Expert gardeners reveal a surprising, free kitchen waste item that acts as a powerful natural fertiliser to trigger vibrant orchid reblooming in autumn. Discover the easy step-by-step guide to transform your plant's health.
Man rides horse with Palestinian flag into Bondi Beach surf
A man caused a major stir on Sydney's iconic Bondi Beach by riding a horse into the surf while waving a large Palestinian flag. The unusual protest, captured in dramatic footage, prompted a swift response from police and lifeguards.
England faces flood threat while still in drought, warn forecasters
The Environment Agency issues a stark warning as forecasts predict potential autumn floods while the country remains in a state of drought, creating a paradoxical and dangerous weather scenario.
4-Year-Old Bitten by Venomous Adder at Welsh Nursery
A four-year-old boy is recovering after being bitten by a venomous adder, Britain's only venomous snake, at his nursery in Wales. The shocking incident has prompted an urgent investigation and raised serious safety concerns.
Dorset footpath blocked by controversial 'nature reserve' sign
A furious row has erupted in Dorset after a 'nature reserve' sign was erected across a public footpath, effectively blocking access. Locals and ramblers' groups condemn the move as an illegal obstruction of a cherished right of way.
Expert: September Is Crucial For Your Lawn
Discover why September is the ultimate month for lawn care. Expert advice on autumn seeding, moss control, and achieving a lush, healthy garden for next spring.
One Natural Item Obliterates Patio Weeds
Discover the secret natural item that gardening experts swear by for a pristine, weed-free patio without harsh chemicals. This cheap, eco-friendly solution is a game-changer for UK gardeners.
Africa's Green Energy Boom Sparks Economic Revolution
A landmark Africa Climate Summit in Nairobi has sparked a multi-billion dollar green economy surge, with record investments in renewables set to transform the continent's future.
Nurse performs CPR on drunk raccoon in Kentucky wildlife rescue
A Kentucky nurse's extraordinary encounter with an inebriated raccoon leads to a life-saving CPR attempt, showcasing remarkable compassion in an unusual wildlife emergency.
Hippo Capsizes Boat in Ivory Coast, 12 Rescued
A boat carrying 21 people was capsized by a hippopotamus on the Sassandra River in Ivory Coast, leading to a dramatic rescue operation for a dozen passengers.
20-Inch 'Monster Rat' Spotted in UK Garden
A terrified British homeowner has captured shocking footage of a colossal 'monster rat' the size of a small cat prowling his garden in Kent. The vermin, measuring a staggering 20 inches from nose to tail, has sparked fears of a new breed of super rodents.
Autumn Lawn Care: Your Essential UK Guide for a Perfect Spring Garden
Unlock the secrets to a perfect lawn. Expert autumn care tips for UK gardeners on mowing, aeration, and the right feed to ensure a vibrant, healthy garden after winter.
Elephants' heartbreaking reaction to discovering skull
Extraordinary footage captures the profound moment a herd of African elephants exhibits what appears to be deep mourning, gently investigating the skull of a deceased fellow mammal in a powerful display of animal sentience and emotion.
Pakistan's 52°C Heatwave Sparks National Emergency
Pakistan declares a state of emergency and shuts schools nationwide as a severe heatwave, with temperatures hitting 52°C, grips the country, exacerbating a power crisis and raising health fears.
White House's 42-Year Peace Vigil Dismantled
US Park Police removes the iconic anti-nuclear peace vigil across from the White House, ending a 42-year continuous protest for nuclear disarmament.
Leicester City FC partners with One Water to ditch plastic
Leicester City Football Club partners with eco-brand One Water in a landmark deal to eliminate single-use plastics at the King Power Stadium, championing sustainability in British sports.
Vast Undersea Freshwater Reservoir Discovered Off UK Coast
Scientists have mapped a colossal, previously hidden freshwater aquifer nestled deep beneath the seafloor off the British coast, a discovery that could revolutionise the nation's approach to drought resilience and drinking water supplies.
Bubble Barrier Saves Australia's Giant Cuttlefish from Dolphins
Marine scientists are pioneering a revolutionary bubble curtain technology in South Australia's Spencer Gulf to protect the world's only known mass breeding aggregation of giant cuttlefish from predatory dolphins, offering new hope for this vulnerable spe
Grandad's £10k nightmare after fly-tippers fill garage
A grandfather from West Yorkshire is facing a £10,000 clean-up bill after ruthless fly-tippers filled his entire garage with an estimated 30 tonnes of commercial waste, including hazardous asbestos.
Witnessing the Mesmeric Twilight Dance of the Woodcock
A captivating account of a rare, crepuscular encounter with the elusive Eurasian woodcock, performing its unique 'roding' flight ritual in a Northumberland fir wood.
Sweet & Sour Fig & Polenta Roast Chicken Recipe
Discover chef Ben Lippett's stunning roast chicken recipe, featuring sticky figs, crispy polenta, and bitter radicchio. A perfect balance of sweet, sour, and savoury for a cosy dinner.
Dirty air increases heart failure risk for millions in UK
Groundbreaking research from the University of Manchester links long-term air pollution exposure to a significant increase in heart failure cases across Britain, urging immediate government action.
Thames Water Delays £7.5m Charity Payment Amid Crisis
Thames Water postpones £7.5m charity payment as financial pressures mount, sparking outrage from environmental groups and raising fresh concerns over the utility giant's stability.
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