BoE: UK banks committed to climate goals post-NZBA
A Bank of England executive insists UK banks show vibrant climate commitment despite HSBC and Barclays quitting the UN's Net Zero Banking Alliance. Discover the regulator's stance.
Category : Environment
Urban Farming's Potential to Feed Growing Cities
Discover how urban agriculture from vertical farms to community gardens could transform food security and sustainability in our cities. Explore the future of urban farming.
Hunter survives 18 days in wilderness on minimal food
Ron Dailey, 65, endured nearly three weeks stranded in freezing mountains after taking wrong turn. Read his incredible survival story and crucial advice for outdoor enthusiasts.
EV sales soar as petrol car market share plummets
Electric vehicle sales in Australia reached a record 9.7% market share last quarter as internal combustion vehicles fell below 70% for the first time. Discover the data driving the green transport revolution.
Plastic bead pollution crisis at Camber Sands beach
Millions of plastic bio-beads have washed up along Camber Sands' two-mile coastline, creating an environmental emergency. Volunteers race against time to clean up the pollution affecting this protected site.
Tsunami alert for Japan after 6.7 quake
A tsunami advisory is in effect for north-east Japan following a significant 6.7 magnitude earthquake. Residents are warned to stay away from the coast. Get the latest updates.
Nearly Million Evacuate as Super Typhoon Hits Philippines
Nearly a million people evacuated as Super Typhoon Fung-wong batters the Philippines, causing widespread power outages and flight cancellations. Read the latest updates on this devastating storm.
Drax Burns Ancient Trees Despite Green Claims
A new report reveals Drax power plant is burning 250-year-old trees from Canada's ancient forests, raising serious questions about its green energy subsidies and sustainability claims.
Cop30 climate summit confronts global divisions crisis
As world leaders gather in Brazil for Cop30, Pacific nations like Palau face existential threat from climate change while political divisions threaten progress.
Super Typhoon Fung Wong Evacuates 100,000 in Philippines
Super Typhoon Fung Wong triggers mass evacuations across the Philippines as winds intensify to 150mph. Stay informed about the unfolding crisis and relief efforts.
Amazon's Kayapo defend forest amid 140,000 fires
As climate change fuels devastating fires in the Amazon, the Kayapo people fight to protect their ancestral home. Discover their crucial role in climate defence ahead of COP30.
Rabbit Plague Hits Phillip Island: Crisis Grows
Phillip Island faces an ecological crisis as rabbit numbers explode, threatening native wildlife and agriculture. Authorities implement emergency control measures.
Plastic bead pollution crisis hits Camber Sands beach
Millions of contaminated plastic beads have washed up on Camber Sands, threatening rare marine life. Southern Water under investigation as volunteers race against time.
Australia Axes Free Flood Tool, Raising Safety Concerns
Australia's Bureau of Meteorology removes free flood warning tool, potentially endangering communities. Critics warn this decision could have deadly consequences during emergencies.
Brazil tornado kills 6, injures hundreds in Paraná
A devastating tornado with 250mph winds has torn through southern Brazil, killing six people and injuring hundreds. Rescue efforts are underway as government deploys emergency teams.
10,000 cranes die in French bird flu outbreak
Massive bird flu outbreak kills 10,000 migratory cranes in France, spreads to poultry farms. European countries implement containment measures as cases surge.
East London bin collectors to strike in December
Refuse workers in Waltham Forest will strike in December after rejecting a 3.2% pay offer. The GMB union demands a pay rise reflecting the high cost of living. Read the latest.
Battle to Save Australia's Southern Corroboree Frog
The Southern Corroboree Frog faces extinction. Discover how conservationists race against time with captive breeding and habitat restoration. Support vital amphibian conservation efforts.
Bill Gates climate essay sparks wealth debate
George Monbiot analyses Bill Gates' latest climate essay, arguing it ignores political realities and billionaire power while proposing dangerous climate policy shifts ahead of Cop30.
Dorset's Autumn Lambs: A Genetic Quirk
Discover the unique Dorset Horn sheep, a breed with a genetic quirk allowing autumn lambing for centuries. Explore its history and the Fooks family's legacy.
Severe Storms Forecast for NSW, Victoria and Queensland
The Bureau of Meteorology warns of destructive winds and dangerous thunderstorms across NSW's Hunter and mid-north coast. Stay informed on severe weather updates.
Banking for a Greener Future: A UK Guide
Discover how your choice of bank can combat climate change. Learn which UK institutions are leading on fossil fuel divestment and how to make your money matter.
5 Major Problems With Australia's New Environment Laws
Experts reveal why Labor's proposed environmental legislation fails to address Australia's biodiversity crisis, maintaining excessive ministerial power and problematic offsets.
COP30 Summit Challenged by Absent World Leaders
The COP30 climate summit in Brazil begins without leaders from the world's top three polluting nations. Discover how this impacts global climate negotiations and what progress is still possible.
Jamaica's Hurricane Melissa damage hits third of GDP
Hurricane Melissa devastates Jamaica with damage equivalent to one-third of GDP as climate injustice grows. UK's £7.5m aid deemed insufficient. Read more on the crisis.
Miliband: Climate Hope Beats Populist Defeatism at COP30
UK Energy Secretary Ed Miliband declares climate action as the progressive answer to hard-right populism, insisting the 1.5°C target remains achievable ahead of the crucial COP30 summit in Brazil.
Toby Carvery urged to fund life support for felled oak
Experts urge Toby Carvery to fund a £10,000 sprinkler system to save a 500-year-old oak tree chainsawed at its Enfield car park. Help save this ancient tree now.
Horse breeder gets noise complaint over 'constant neighing'
Suffolk horse breeder Mandy Young left feeling paranoid after council investigates noise complaint about her foals' neighing. Read the full story.
Net Zero Divides Parliament: Bowen on Solar Plan
Climate Minister Chris Bowen discusses Labour's free solar scheme as the Coalition faces internal conflict on emissions. Discover the stark political divide on net zero.
Labor's Climate Test Amid Coalition Chaos
As the Coalition tears itself apart over net zero, Albanese's government faces the real challenge of running the country and delivering on ambitious climate targets. Read the full analysis.
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