New Zealand's North Island faces Cyclone Vaianu, with thousands evacuated due to forecasts of 130 km/h winds, coastal flooding, and landslides, evoking memories of 2023's deadly Cyclone Gabrielle.
An oil spill from a Russian attack on Ukraine's hydropower complex contaminates Moldova's Nistru River, threatening drinking water and sparking political tensions.
A regenerative farm in Brigg, Lincolnshire, faces financial strain as fuel costs double during pea planting, amid concerns over fertiliser prices and rainfall patterns impacting the cropping season.
A public inquiry resumes into a controversial £21bn gold mining project in County Tyrone, pitting environmental campaigners against a US-owned company, with deep divisions over jobs, health, and heritage.
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A large crowd caused significant damage at Beckenham Place Park, smashing car windows and leaving rubbish. Police are investigating but no arrests have been made yet.
The UK government's proposal to relax planning rules for industrial chicken farms is being challenged as unsustainable, with concerns over disease outbreaks, energy costs, and environmental impact.
Biruté Galdikas, the groundbreaking primatologist who dedicated her life to studying and protecting orangutans in Borneo, has passed away at age 79. Her work transformed scientific understanding of these critically endangered great apes.
A new study documents a rare 'civil war' among wild chimpanzees in Uganda, where a unified group split and waged coordinated attacks, killing members. This mirrors human conflicts and raises conservation concerns.
The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed rolling back regulations for safe disposal of toxic coal ash, potentially increasing risks of water contamination and toxic exposure.
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Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted on Thursday, with lava fountains reaching over 200 meters high. The Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is closed, and ashfall warnings are in effect for the Big Island.
The NSW Independent Planning Commission has approved a two-year extension for Delta Electricity's Chain Valley colliery, despite warnings it jeopardizes emissions targets.
In Langstone, Hampshire, ashy mining bees gather in dense aggregations, showcasing their unique mating rituals and vital role in pollinating spring flora and crops like oilseed rape.
The RSPB recommends removing seed and nut feeders from May to October to reduce trichomonosis spread, suggesting protein alternatives like mealworms and fat balls instead.
The warm, dry April of 1976 in the UK was a precursor to the scorching summer that brought severe drought, water rationing, and infrastructure damage nationwide.
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Two sets of rare mountain gorilla twins born in Virunga National Park highlight the remarkable recovery of this endangered species through dedicated conservation efforts.
This week's wildlife highlights include an ostrich on the run in Thailand, seals riding a surfboard in Ireland, and stunning photos from Kenya to Colombia.
A reopened landfill in Fleetwood, Lancashire, has generated over 20,000 complaints due to a foul smell linked to hydrogen sulphide gas. Residents report illnesses, and locals demand permanent closure amid ongoing environmental and health concerns.
Severe Tropical Cyclone Maila batters Solomon Islands, displacing 120 people and affecting 73,000. Meanwhile, extreme heat scorches Vietnam and torrential rain lashes South Korea.
Discover the Great Dixter spring plant fair in East Sussex, a premier event for gardeners seeking rare plants and expert advice. Learn tips for navigating plant fairs and enhancing your garden.
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Argentina's reform of its pioneering glacier law, driven by President Javier Milei, relaxes protections to allow mining in high-altitude areas, threatening water sources for millions amid climate crisis and protests.
In Oppdal, Norway, humans represent species from spiders to spruces in councils that aim to integrate nature's perspective into local governance and decision-making processes.
Labour's deal with private companies could industrialize the Cambrian mountains with over 100 giant turbines, sparking protests over environmental damage and energy export to the UK.
Campaigners express outrage as swifts' nesting holes in a Derbyshire rail viaduct are sealed during a £7.5m refurbishment, threatening the birds' breeding success amid a 66% population decline since 1995.
Residents in Sydney's outer suburbs face unreliable buses and soaring fuel costs, with charities overwhelmed by requests for assistance as public transport fails to meet basic needs.
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Scientists document unprecedented chimpanzee civil war in Uganda's Kibale National Park, where 200 apes split into rival factions and engaged in deadly conflicts over eight years.
Scientists have identified a new tarantula genus, Satyrex, in the Arabian Peninsula and Horn of Africa, featuring species with exceptionally large male genitalia that may help avoid female aggression during mating.
Leicestershire firefighters performed a dramatic rescue by drilling through a garage wall to save three distressed fox cubs, with one receiving oxygen therapy before transfer to a wildlife hospital.
Volunteers running the Epping Forest Visitor Centre face eviction after a decade as the City of London Corporation advertises for a profitable commercial tenant like a restaurant or wellness center.
Tim Friede endured 200 intentional snakebites over 20 years to build immunity, aiding a new antivenom that could prevent thousands of deaths globally amid rising snakebite risks from climate change.
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Professor Tim Lang warns that Britain's reliance on imported food and oil-dependent supply chains leaves it vulnerable to global shocks. Urgent policy shifts are needed to boost domestic production and public resilience.
