Expert's 5 Golden Rules to Protect Plants From Heatwave
A leading UK gardening expert shares essential, easy-to-follow tips to shield your garden from scorching temperatures and ensure your plants survive the summer heat.
Category : Environment
US Wildfire Smoke Deaths Surge 25,000% Amid Climate Crisis
A new study reveals a sharp rise in US deaths from wildfire smoke pollution, directly linking the public health emergency to the worsening climate crisis.
Bear Caught on CCTV Roaming New Jersey Dollar General Store
Extraordinary footage captures the moment a wild black bear casually strolls through the aisles of a Dollar General in West Milford, New Jersey, triggering a police response and leaving staff stunned.
Matt Kean: Climate Crisis Threatens Australia's Economic Future
Former NSW energy minister Matt Kean delivers urgent warning on climate crisis impacts, calling for ambitious renewable energy transition to secure Australia's economic prosperity.
University Cancels Wyoming Fossil Dig After Legal Threat
The University of Colorado Museum of Natural History has abruptly cancelled a planned fossil excavation in Wyoming following a formal cease-and-desist letter from officials, sparking a major debate over fossil rights and academic practices.
Government Scraps Key Environmental Targets in Policy U-Turn
Exclusive: Defra quietly abandons pledge to publish 'environmental improvement plan' for England, raising fears of deregulation and weakened protections post-Brexit.
Emergency rescue for stranded whale on Scots beach
Dramatic rescue operation unfolds as emergency teams battle to save a beached pilot whale at Crawfordsburn Beach. Experts from the Irish Whale and Dolphin Group rush to the scene in a critical bid to return the majestic creature to the sea.
Grow a Sustainable Feast with Aussie Native Plants
Discover why Australian gardeners are turning to resilient, drought-proof native species like lemon myrtle and finger limes. This growing trend offers a sustainable solution for the climate-conscious household, reducing water use and creating a unique, fl
Madrid to pedestrianise 80% of city centre in car ban
Madrid is set to transform its urban landscape with a groundbreaking plan to pedestrianise 80% of its city centre roads, creating one of Europe's largest car-free zones in a bold move against pollution.
Ley Slams Albanese's 'Disastrous' 2030 Climate Targets
Deputy Liberal Leader Sussan Ley launches a scathing attack on Anthony Albanese's 2030 emissions reduction target, warning it will cripple Australian industry, slash jobs, and force electricity rationing without any global environmental benefit.
Wembley Arena Fury Over Palestine Concert & Trump Booking
London's Wembley Arena is embroiled in a major controversy after outrage erupts over a planned pro-Palestine concert, compounded by the revelation of a double-booking with a Donald Trump rally. The venue faces intense scrutiny and calls for transparency.
Storm Babet Floods Reveal Suffolk's Coastal Defence Crisis
Exclusive report reveals how Storm Babet overwhelmed Suffolk's coastal defences, flooding homes and forcing dramatic rescues as Environment Agency faces scrutiny over climate preparedness.
Protected bats halt Lincolnshire council tree work
Natural England halts Lincolnshire County Council's tree safety work after discovering protected bat roosts. The council faces delays and unexpected costs in managing roadside trees.
Microplastics Found Contaminating Salad Leaves in UK
Groundbreaking UK research reveals that microplastics are contaminating fresh salad leaves, posing a potential new health risk from our daily greens.
Orcas Sink Luxury Yacht in Coordinated Attack Off Portugal
A pod of killer whales has sunk a 50ft sailing yacht in a coordinated attack near Gibraltar, marking the latest incident in a mysterious series of orca assaults on vessels in the region.
Climate-Fuelled Floods Force 30,000 to Flee in Burundi
Devastating floods around Lake Tanganyika have displaced over 30,000 people in Burundi, compounding a severe humanitarian crisis driven by climate change and regional conflict.
London's 'Sponge City' Turns Polluted Water Drinkable
Discover how a groundbreaking urban rewilding scheme in London is using natural filtration to clean polluted stormwater, creating ponds clean enough to drink from and offering a blueprint for cities worldwide.
Grow Your Own Hops for Home-Brewed Ale
Discover how UK gardeners are transforming their green spaces into personal hop farms. Our expert guide reveals the secrets to cultivating, harvesting, and brewing with home-grown hops for a truly unique pint of ale.
Ministers tell Environment Agency to wave through planning apps
Exclusive: Ministers have instructed the Environment Agency to fast-track planning applications, bypassing key pollution and wildlife safeguards, internal documents reveal.
'World's Loneliest Elephant' Kaavan Dies in Sanctuary
Kaavan, the elephant dubbed the 'world's loneliest' after being forced to endure 35 years of heartbreaking isolation in a Pakistani zoo, has died in his Cambodian sanctuary. His story sparked a global campaign for freedom.
Disney World's oldest gorilla Gana dies aged 52
The beloved western lowland gorilla, a gentle giant and long-time resident of Disney's Animal Kingdom, has died, leaving a lasting legacy of conservation and wonder.
Sweet-Smelling Plant Is A Natural Spider Repellent
Discover the secret natural spider repellent that gardening experts swear by. This common, sweet-smelling plant deters eight-legged invaders without any chemicals, and it's perfect for UK gardens and homes.
Spix's Macaw Returns from Extinction in Wild
The iconic blue Spix's Macaw, declared extinct in the wild, is making a triumphant return to its Brazilian home thanks to a groundbreaking conservation programme led by India's Vantara initiative.
Labour's Oprah-Style Targets for UK Emissions Reduction
In a radical departure from traditional policy, the UK Labour government unveils a new 'political solution' to climate action, empowering communities with personalised emissions targets. Critics question the substance behind the spectacle.
Sussan Ley backtracks after climate targets admission
Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley sparks outrage after revealing Coalition's stance against legislated climate targets, forcing rapid clarification amid political fallout.
Alaskan Glacier Flood Erases Entire Island in Climate Warning
A massive glacial lake outburst from the rapidly retreating Alsek Glacier in Alaska has triggered a devastating flood, completely erasing an entire island and dramatically reshaping the Alaskan coastline, serving as a stark warning of climate change impac
Horror as cat dies after vet visit in Sussex
A pet owner is demanding answers after her cherished cat, Shesha, tragically died following a routine vet appointment in Sussex. The case has sparked outrage and calls for a full investigation into the veterinary practice.
Man killed by pet black widow spider in Austria
A 30-year-old Austrian man has died after being bitten by his own pet black widow spider, a species known for its potent venom. The tragic incident serves as a stark warning about the dangers of keeping exotic and venomous creatures.
San Francisco City Hall evacuated after major flood
San Francisco's historic City Hall was forced into a full evacuation and closure after a burst pipe caused significant flooding, disrupting operations and damaging the iconic building's interior.
Urgent 10-Minute Hose Check to Slash Water Bills
UK households issued with critical hosepipe advice to prevent leaks, conserve water, and avoid hefty bills during impending summer shortages.
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