Gibraltar Monkeys Eat Soil to Combat Tourist Junk Food
Barbary macaques on Gibraltar consume soil to protect their digestive systems from fatty, sugary snacks fed by tourists, according to new research.
Category : Environment
Half of US Kids Breathe Dangerous Air, Report Finds
A new report reveals that 46% of US children live in areas with failing air quality grades, worsened by climate change and environmental rollbacks.
Petro-Masculinity vs. Eco-Masculinity: Planet's Future
Explore how toxic 'petro-masculinity' fuels climate denial and aggression, while 'eco-masculinity' offers a path to environmental action through gender equity and cultural shifts.
UN: Extreme Heat Threatens Global Food Systems
A UN report reveals extreme heatwaves are endangering global food systems, with crop yields falling, livestock mortality rising, and farmers facing unsafe working conditions, threatening over a billion livelihoods.
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Cornwall's Van Crusader Cleans Up Abandoned Toxic Yachts
Steve Green uses his 1972 VW van, Cecil, to remove decaying fibreglass yachts from Cornwall's rivers, combating marine pollution from toxic shards harming sea life.
Bolivia Cacao Farmers Beat Gold Mining With Local Laws
In Bolivia's biodiverse northwest, cacao farmers have successfully fought gold mining through local ordinances, protecting their organic agriculture and forests from environmental destruction fueled by record gold prices.
EU Cuts Electricity Taxes to Shield Households from Energy Crisis
The European Commission announces plans to reduce electricity taxes and promote clean energy adoption, aiming to protect consumers amid the Iran war's impact on energy markets.
Create a Wildlife-Friendly Garden: Essential Tips
Discover practical tips to transform your garden into a wildlife sanctuary. Learn about hedgehog highways, water sources, and eco-friendly gardening practices that benefit birds, bees, and local ecosystems.
Governments Failed to Deliver $160M River Improvements
A major independent review found NSW and Queensland governments severely underdelivered on $160 million in promised infrastructure to improve river health in the Murray-Darling basin, leaving wetlands parched and ecosystems at risk.
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Big Cat Sightings Reignite Legend of Scottish Beast
Recent sightings of a black 'puma-like' animal in the Scottish Highlands have revived the decades-old mystery of the legendary Kellas cat, a hybrid feline roaming the countryside.
Lyrid Meteor Shower Peaks: UK Viewing Guide
The Lyrid meteor shower, the world's oldest recorded, peaks today in the UK. Learn best viewing times, tips from Greenwich Observatory, and what else to see in the night sky this year.
Kaleb Cooper Reveals Barn Fire Damage on His Farm
Clarkson's Farm star Kaleb Cooper posted a shocking photo after a fire destroyed straw in his barn, highlighting challenges in his farming journey.
AI Garden Design: How AI Revolutionizes Outdoor Shopping
Discover how AI tools like ShopHomeStyles are reshaping garden design by offering personalized furniture suggestions based on image uploads, making outdoor spaces stylish and functional.
London Forecast: Two Weeks of Sunshine Expected
London is set to enjoy nearly two weeks of continuous sunshine according to BBC forecasts, with temperatures above normal as April transitions into May.
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Channel Seven Clean Energy Probe Omits Key Facts
A Channel Seven investigation into clean energy investments has sparked controversy for allegedly ignoring fundamental facts, raising concerns about media accuracy in environmental reporting.
US Public Transit Falls Short, New York Faces Ridership Challenges
A 2023 study reveals US public transit systems, including New York's premier subway, lag behind global cities like Bangalore and Warsaw in ridership, highlighting challenges for car-free living and World Cup visitors.
UK Should Focus on Biomethane for Energy Security and Climate Goals
Energy experts advocate for biomethane as a domestic, renewable alternative to North Sea drilling and LNG imports, highlighting its role in reducing emissions and enhancing UK energy independence.
UK to Simplify EV Charging for Homes Without Driveways
New legislation will allow automatic approval for pavement charging gullies, helping households without off-street parking access cheaper home charging, as the government also appeals a VAT ruling on public chargers.
Climate Change Lengthens Pollen Season Across Europe
New research reveals climate breakdown has extended pollen seasons in the UK and mainland Europe by one to two weeks since the 1990s, increasing suffering for millions with allergies.
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Wellington Flood Victim Found Amid Record Rainfall Recovery
The body of Philip Sutton, swept away in Wellington's severe flooding, has been located as the New Zealand capital recovers from record rainfall that caused widespread damage.
Beekeeper's 75-Year Streak Ends in Cornwall Winter Wipeout
Cornwall beekeeper Richard Bray finds all hives empty after winter, with experts citing varroa mites and climate factors as potential causes for widespread colony losses across the UK.
Climate Crisis Disrupts Elections, Threatens Democracy Worldwide
New research reveals natural hazards linked to climate change disrupted 23 elections in 18 countries in 2024 alone, with floods, wildfires and extreme weather increasingly shaping democratic processes globally.
Mud-Rich Coastline Made 2011 Japan Tsunami More Destructive
New research shows the 2011 Tohoku tsunami transformed into a thick, mud-laden flow over rice paddies, increasing damage and fatalities, urging updated hazard assessments.
Kent's Deal Pier to Kingsdown Walk: A Spring Essential
Discover why locals insist the Deal Pier to Kingsdown coastal walk is Kent's unmissable spring attraction, featuring historic landmarks, stunning views, and charming pit stops.
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Isabella Plantation: London's Secret Garden Beyond Photos
Discover the magical Isabella Plantation in Richmond Park, where vibrant azaleas and rhododendrons create a fairytale landscape that visitors say photos can't do justice.
Lawsuit Targets BP's Deep Gulf Drilling on Spill Anniversary
Climate advocates have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for approving BP's $5 billion Kaskida project in the Gulf of Mexico, citing risks of another catastrophic oil spill similar to the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster.
Clean Energy Meets Global Demand in 2025, Fossil Fuels Flat
Renewable sources met all global electricity demand growth in 2025, with solar power rising by a third and fossil fuels declining, marking a potential turning point in the energy transition.
Higher Windfall Tax for Renewable Energy Generators in UK
The UK government plans to increase windfall taxes on electricity generators to 55% unless they sign fixed-price contracts, aiming to stabilize energy bills and reduce gas price impacts.
Wellington Storm: Landslides, Floods, and Missing Man After Record Rain
Wellington faces devastation as a severe storm brings record rainfall, causing landslides and flooding. Residents recount narrow escapes, while one man is missing after floodwaters swept through a property.
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Trophy Hunting's Role in African Conservation: A Necessary Evil?
Trophy hunting funds conservation in Africa, but critics decry it as neocolonial. In Mozambique's Niassa reserve, hunters pay thousands to kill lions and buffalo, supporting anti-poaching efforts and local communities. This practice raises ethical debates
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