Clean Energy Mining Ravages Philippines' Last Ecological Frontier
In Palawan, nickel mining for electric car batteries is destroying coral reefs and forests, threatening biodiversity and Indigenous health, as global demand clashes with conservation.
Category : Environment
Two 'Doomsday Fish' Wash Ashore in Mexico, Sparking Concern
Two rare deep-sea oarfish, known as 'doomsday fish,' have washed up on a Mexican beach, causing panic due to folklore linking them to natural disasters. Beachgoers rescued the creatures.
Fossil Fuel Cuts Needed to Stop Brazil Coffee Belt Floods
Researchers warn that quitting fossil fuels is crucial to reduce severe flooding in Brazil's coffee-growing regions, linking climate change to increased extreme weather events.
Stowaway Fox Travels from England to US on Ship
A red fox has been discovered as a stowaway on a cargo ship that travelled from England to the United States, raising concerns about invasive species and biosecurity protocols.
Fox Stows Away on Ship from England to US, Now at Bronx Zoo
A red fox secretly boarded a cargo ship in Southampton, England, and traveled to New York, where it is now being cared for at the Bronx Zoo after a transatlantic journey.
Zoo Asks Public Not to Pity Viral Monkey Punch
Ichikawa City Zoo near Tokyo says Punch the macaque is not being bullied despite viral videos, explaining his behaviour is part of natural monkey hierarchy as he integrates with the troop.
King Penguins Thrive in Warming Climate with Earlier Breeding
King penguins are adapting to climate change by breeding 19 days earlier, boosting success rates by 40%. Researchers warn this advantage may be temporary as environmental shifts accelerate.
St. Helena's Brown Water Crisis Sparks Resident Revolt in Napa Valley
Residents of California's wine country city St. Helena face brown, smelly tap water despite official safety assurances, with infrastructure upgrades costing $55 million.
Kilauea Volcano Erupts, Closes Hawaii Park and Highway
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted, sending lava fountains 300 metres high and causing ashfall that closed Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and Highway 11.
Paper Bag Trick Keeps Compost Bins Pest-Free in Spring
Gardeners are urged to line compost bins with paper shopping bags before late March to absorb moisture, reduce odours, and deter flies and rats from laying eggs as temperatures rise.
Toxic Secret Hidden in Toronto's Snow Mountains
Toronto's massive snow mountains, used to store winter snow, contain over 130,000 tonnes of salt and pollutants, posing a severe ecological crisis to water systems and fish.
Gulf's Water Weakness: Desalination Plants Under Threat
Recent attacks on desalination plants in the Gulf highlight a critical vulnerability, with fears of escalating strikes. Iran's own water stress may deter further assaults, but tensions remain high.
AI Feeding Stations Deployed in Dubai Amid Pet Abandonment Crisis
Dubai Municipality launches 12 AI-powered feeding stations as animal shelters report being overwhelmed by pets abandoned by expats fleeing the Iran war.
Fossil Fuel Subsidies Hit $16.3bn, Growing Faster Than NDIS
Analysis reveals Australian government subsidies for fossil fuels will reach $16.3bn in 2025-26, increasing by 9.4% and costing over $30,000 per minute, outpacing NDIS funding growth.
Hedgehog Super-Hearing Could Cut Road Deaths, Says Oxford
A University of Oxford study finds hedgehogs have super-hearing up to 85 kHz, suggesting ultrasound car repellers could save thousands from road fatalities and aid conservation.
Extinct Butterfly Spotted in England After 30 Years
The Large Tortoiseshell butterfly, classified as extinct for three decades, has been sighted in multiple English counties, sparking hope for its return as a resident species.
Outdoor Pet Cats Face Shorter Lives: Research on Dangers
New research reveals outdoor pet cats live 2-3 years less due to traffic accidents, fights, and diseases. Containing cats is advised for safety and wildlife protection.
Ultrasound Could Prevent Hedgehog Road Deaths, Study Finds
New research reveals hedgehogs can hear high-frequency ultrasound, potentially enabling car manufacturers to design sound repellents that keep the animals away from roads and reduce fatal collisions.
Keep Cats Indoors: Secret to Longer, Safer Feline Life
Research reveals outdoor cats live 2-3 years less due to traffic, fights, and disease. Containing pets at home protects wildlife and feline health.
Zoo Removes Monkeys After Bullying Claims Over Baby Punch
Ichikawa Zoo in Japan has temporarily removed several high-ranking macaques from baby Punch's enclosure following public concerns about bullying. The infant monkey gained fame earlier this year after being abandoned by his mother.
Binman's Warning: Stop Putting Chewing Gum in Wrong Bins
A refuse worker reveals why chewing gum and its wrappers must go in general waste, not food compost or recycling bins, to avoid contamination and collection issues.
Scarborough Youth Face Dreams and Disconnection in Coastal Town
Young people in Scarborough express pride and frustration, highlighting poor transport and economic challenges while pursuing creative ambitions against the odds.
Stray Cat Brings Five Kittens to Woman Who Fed Her
A woman's act of feeding a stray cat led to an unexpected surprise when the feline returned days later with her five kittens, seeking shelter and care.
Mulch Depth Guide: Expert Spring Gardening Tips Revealed
Gardeners should apply mulch three inches deep for optimal weed suppression, according to an entomology expert who shares essential advice on choosing the right type for your plants this spring.
Ancient Crocodile Switched from Four to Two Legs as It Grew
Scientists discover a 'peculiar' 200-million-year-old crocodile species that began life walking on four legs before transitioning to bipedal movement in adulthood.
UK Wildlife to Replace Historical Figures on Banknotes
The Bank of England announces a major redesign of banknotes, replacing historical figures with UK wildlife imagery following public consultation. The change aims to enhance security and celebrate national biodiversity.
Satellite Images Show Mining's Devastating Global Biodiversity Impact
Analysis of satellite data reveals over 3,000 mining operations in Earth's most precious biodiversity zones, with Indonesia's Weda Bay nickel mine exemplifying irreversible habitat loss and pollution.
Australia May Restrict Rat Poisons to Safeguard Wildlife
Australian authorities are evaluating potential restrictions on the sale of rat poisons to mitigate harm to native wildlife, including birds and mammals, amid growing environmental concerns.
Ultrasound Repellers May Protect Hedgehogs on Roads
Scientists propose using ultrasound devices to deter hedgehogs from roads, potentially reducing the high mortality rates from vehicle collisions in the UK.
Net Zero Cheaper Than Fossil Fuel Crises, Says CCC
The Climate Change Committee finds that eliminating UK fossil fuel reliance by 2050 costs less than a single oil shock, offering health, economic, and security benefits.
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