Major US Winter Storm to Disrupt Travel Nationwide
A powerful winter storm stretching 2,000 miles will bring snow, ice, and subzero temperatures to over 200 million Americans, causing travel chaos and power outage risks.
Category : Environment
Toby Carvery Eviction Over Ancient Oak Tree Felling
Enfield Council initiates eviction proceedings against Toby Carvery for felling a 500-year-old oak tree, citing criminal damage and lease breaches.
Brent's £36m Heat Network to Slash Energy Bills
Brent Council announces a £36m District Heat Network in South Kilburn, set to save families hundreds annually and cut carbon emissions by 39,000 tonnes over 40 years.
Trump Attacks UK Net Zero Policies at Davos
Former US President Donald Trump singled out the UK's net zero commitments during a speech at the World Economic Forum, criticising North Sea energy policies and wind farm expansion.
12,000 Sydney Businesses May Be Illegally Dumping Waste
A secret Sydney Water report reveals up to 12,000 food businesses could be illegally discharging fats and oils into sewage, contributing to massive fatbergs and beach pollution.
Sydney Shark Attack Cluster: Perfect Storm Factors
Four shark attacks in 48 hours have closed beaches in New South Wales. Experts reveal the environmental 'perfect storm' attracting sharks to Sydney's waters.
Toby Carvery Eviction Over Ancient Oak Tree Felling
Enfield Council initiates eviction proceedings against Toby Carvery restaurant for felling a 500-year-old oak tree, citing criminal damage and lease breaches.
Holland Park Floods: Residents Rescued by Boat
Emergency services launched a major overnight rescue operation in Holland Park after a burst water main caused severe flooding, with residents evacuated by inflatable boat and over 50 properties affected.
Coyote Swims to Alcatraz in Historic First
A coyote has stunned onlookers by swimming 1.25 miles to Alcatraz Island, marking a first for the notorious former prison. Experts suggest territorial pressures may have driven the daring journey.
West London Floods: Burst Main Forces Family Evacuations
A burst water main on Holland Park Avenue caused severe flooding, entering homes and forcing around 25 residents to evacuate. Emergency services and council teams responded swiftly to support affected families.
Toby Carvery Eviction Threat Over Ancient Oak Felling
Enfield council pursues eviction against Toby Carvery owner Mitchells & Butlers for felling a 500-year-old oak tree without permission, sparking public outrage.
Best Heated Clothes Airers: Save Money on Laundry Drying
Our expert tested 17 heated clothes airers to find the best models for drying laundry quickly and affordably. Discover top picks like Lakeland's Dry:Soon Deluxe and budget options from Black+Decker.
First Asian Hornet Nest Found in Wales
A dead Asian hornet nest has been discovered near Wrexham, marking the first confirmed sighting in Wales and prompting vigilance calls from authorities.
London Tip Fires: Long-Term Health Monitoring Urged
Havering councillors call for proactive health impact planning at Arnolds Field in Rainham, where over 100 fires since 2019 have caused residents stinging eyes and coughing.
Thames Tragedies: Whales and Dolphins Stranded Over 20 Years
Marking 20 years since Willy the bottlenose whale's tragic Thames stranding, we examine the heartbreaking cases of marine mammals lost in London's busy river.
London Hospital Green Energy Plan Approved
Islington's Whittington Hospital wins approval for a major energy centre upgrade to cut carbon emissions, but faces criticism over diesel backup generators.
London's 10-Day Rain Deluge: Exact Date of Heaviest Downpour
London faces a grim 10-day stretch of continuous rain, with forecasters pinpointing February 1 for the heaviest deluge. The Met Office warns of persistent, heavy rainfall across the capital.
RFK Jr's Meat Diet Plan Faces Climate Backlash
New US dietary guidelines promoting increased meat consumption could require 100 million extra acres of land and add millions of tons of emissions, experts warn.
UN Declares Era of Global Water Bankruptcy
A UN report reveals the world has entered an era of water bankruptcy, with overuse and pollution threatening billions. Critical systems are collapsing, causing sinkholes, conflicts, and food insecurity.
Biodiversity Collapse Threatens UK Security
Intelligence chiefs warn that ecosystem destruction could lead to food shortages, mass migration, and global disorder, threatening UK national security and food supplies.
Labour's £17.5bn Warm Homes Plan Unveiled
The Labour government announces a £17.5bn warm homes plan focusing on green technology like solar panels and heat pumps, with grants for low-income households and consumer loans.
Judi Dench Fights to Protect London's Parks from Developers
Dame Judi Dench has voiced strong support for safeguarding London's parks and green spaces, as a new report reveals more than 50 are at risk from private development projects.
Sydney Beaches Hit by Sewage Debris Balls
Sydney beaches including Malabar and Foreshore have been contaminated with sewage debris balls following heavy rainfall, with Sydney Water conducting clean-up operations and warning the public not to touch the hazardous material.
WA EPA Approves Kimberley Fracking Despite Emissions Fears
Western Australia's EPA recommends approval for Valhalla fracking project in Kimberley, potentially adding up to 2.6% to Australia's emissions, sparking environmental outrage.
Birdwatching in West Yorkshire: 38 Species Count
A reflective account of birdwatching at Swillington Ings in West Yorkshire, where the author observes 38 bird species, including greater black-backed gulls, while pondering the value of counting versus appreciating nature.
Plants Warn Neighbours of Stress via Airborne Signals
New research on Arabidopsis thaliana shows plants in close proximity activate protective genes when stressed, unlike isolated plants, using hydrogen peroxide as a chemical messenger.
32 Firms Responsible for Half of Global CO2 Emissions
A new Carbon Majors report reveals that just 32 fossil fuel companies produced half of global CO2 emissions in 2024, with state-owned firms dominating the list and facing accusations of sabotaging climate action.
Cow's Tool Use Challenges Human Superiority
A Swiss cow named Veronika uses a broom as a multi-purpose grooming tool, revealing animal intelligence and questioning human exceptionalism in tool use.
Record Snowfall Buries Russia's Far East
Russia's Kamchatka peninsula faces historic snowfall, with over 2 metres in January and 3.7 metres in December, blocking buildings and cars.
Axolotls: The Smiling Salamanders Taking Over the World
Axolotls have become global icons, appearing everywhere from toys to TikTok. Yet in their native Mexico, these 'water monsters' face extinction, highlighting a stark contrast between cultural fame and conservation crisis.
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