AI Data Centre's Daily Heat Equals 23 Atomic Bombs
A proposed $1 billion AI data centre in Utah could release heat equivalent to 23 atomic bombs per day, raising local temperatures and environmental concerns.
Category : Environment
Nasa Images Show Wildfire Damage to Santa Rosa Island
Satellite images from Nasa show burn scars after a wildfire scorched a third of Santa Rosa Island, home to rare species. The blaze is the largest recorded on the island.
Swimmers Disturb Nesting Birds on Hampstead Heath
Nature groups condemn swimmers disturbing swans and cygnets in Hampstead Heath wildlife pond, urging respect for nesting season.
Hundreds of Dead Sharks Wash Up on Welsh Beaches
Hundreds of dead sharks and fish, possibly discarded by fishing boats, have washed up on beaches in Carmarthenshire and Pembrokeshire, Wales.
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UK Must Adapt Now to Climate Change, Experts Warn
Britain faces urgent climate adaptation challenges as heatwaves become the norm. Experts urge government action and community resilience to avoid costly inaction.
Tourist Accused of Hurling Rock at Endangered Seal Claims Self-Defense
Igor Lytvynchuk faces charges for allegedly throwing a rock at a Hawaiian monk seal, claiming he was protecting sea turtles. The incident sparked outrage in Hawaii.
Spring Heatwaves in Europe: A Deadly New Reality
Record-breaking spring temperatures in Europe claim lives, with experts warning that human-induced climate change has permanently shifted the climate, making extreme heat events more frequent and deadly.
Balcony Solar Panels Cut US Utility Bills
Discover how lightweight, plug-and-play balcony solar panels are helping Americans reduce electricity bills by 10-25% as utility costs surge.
Lord Howe Insects Rebound After Rodent Removal
Seven years after eradicating 300,000 invasive rats and mice, Lord Howe Island sees a 60% increase in invertebrates, including unique stag beetles and cockroaches once thought extinct.
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UN Chief: Europe Heatwave a 'Brutal Reminder' of Climate Crisis
UN climate chief Simon Stiell says Europe's early heatwave is a brutal reminder of the climate crisis, as France and the UK break May temperature records.
Sadiq Khan: London Will Miss Net Zero 2030 Target
Mayor Sadiq Khan concedes London's 2030 net zero target is out of reach due to lack of control over the energy grid, urging more devolution from the government.
Calaminarian Grasslands: Toxic Beauty from Lead Mining
Mountain pansies and pennycress thrive in heavy metal soils from 1,000 years of lead mining. These rare calaminarian grasslands pose a conservation dilemma: protect or let fade?
Mapping Oceania's Last Glaciers Before They Disappear
Project Pressure creates the first 3D model of Puncak Jaya's glaciers in Indonesia, documenting their rapid retreat due to climate change.
Indonesia's 'Eternity Glaciers' Nearly Gone
An expedition to document the last tropical glaciers in Oceania found that Puncak Jaya's ice has shrunk by 95% since 2002, signaling imminent disappearance due to climate change.
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Dinosaur-Killer Asteroid Impact Described in Vivid Detail
Scientists recreate the terrifying moments of the dinosaur-killing asteroid impact 66 million years ago, from fireball to global winter.
Labour's Climate Authoritarianism Risks Alienating Public
George Monbiot criticises Labour's climate policy for failing to communicate, using coercion, and criminalising protest, arguing it undermines the broad consent needed for green transition.
UK Must Adapt to New Normal of Extreme Heat, Experts Warn
As heatwaves intensify, Britain must confront the limits of a society built for cooler weather, forcing policymakers and households to rethink how we live and stay cool.
Australia Needs a National Animal: The Dingo
First Dog on the Moon argues for the dingo as Australia's national animal, highlighting its cultural significance and overlooked status.
Europe's Unseasonable May Heatwave: Experiences Shared
As temperatures soar across Europe, breaking records in May, tourists and locals in Madrid, Paris, London, Dublin, and Berlin share their experiences and climate concerns.
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UK Heatwave Boosts Fan and Ice Bath Sales
Sales of fans, ice cubes, and ice baths have surged during the May heatwave in the UK, as consumers seek relief from record-breaking temperatures.
South East Water: Use Water Only for Essentials Amid Heatwave
South East Water asks customers in Kent and Sussex to use water only for drinking, washing, and cooking after demand surged by 100m litres amid record temperatures.
Cartoon Mocks Britain's Heatwave Chaos
Ben Jennings' latest cartoon humorously critiques Britain's unpreparedness for extreme heat, highlighting infrastructure and public health failures during the heatwave.
Tax Breaks for HGVs Wrecking UK Roads Face Scrutiny
Campaigners question tax relief for heavy goods vehicles that damage roads, calling for reform to fund repairs and reduce environmental impact.
California Tank Leak Sparks Orange County Evacuations
A chemical tank leak in Orange County, California, forced evacuations and road closures as hazardous materials crews responded to the incident.
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Dad thanks lads who tried to save son, 13, in reservoir
A father has thanked two young men who attempted to rescue his 13-year-old son from a reservoir in West Yorkshire, as multiple drownings occurred during the May heatwave.
Attenborough Trail Opens in Richmond Park for 100th Birthday
Richmond Park's Holly Lodge Centre names nature trail after Sir David Attenborough for his 100th birthday, aiming to connect young people with wildlife.
Chile Datacentre Boom Drains Wetlands Amid Drought
Chile's push as a tech hub faces backlash as datacentres consume billions of litres of water annually, exacerbating a mega-drought and sparking community resistance.
Campaign to Double England's Temperate Rainforest
Dartmoor Nature Alliance launches campaign to double temperate rainforest as Duchy of Cornwall pledges to expand ancient woodland at two sites by 2040.
UK Heatwave: Record Temperatures and Coping Strategies
The UK recorded its hottest May day ever at 34.8C. We want to hear how you are coping with the heat at work and home.
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7 Deaths in France as Heatwave Hits Western Europe
Seven people have died in France amid an extreme early-summer heatwave, with record temperatures in France, the UK, and Spain. Five deaths were drownings, and two occurred during sporting events.
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