Trump EPA Repeals Key Climate Finding, Faces Legal Challenges
Climate leaders condemn Trump's repeal of the 2009 endangerment finding, promising court battles as the administration defends the move as historic deregulation.
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UN Chief: Climate Action Critical for National Security
Simon Stiell warns that narrow security strategies ignoring climate impacts threaten famine and conflict, as Cop31 draft omits fossil fuel phaseout.
Discovery in Tasmanian Rainforest Sheds Light on Backpacker Case
Human remains and personal items found in Tasmania's ancient rainforest provide new clues in the 2023 disappearance of Belgian tourist Celine Cremer, as police and volunteers continue the search for answers.
Portugal Minister Quits Over Storm Response as Climate Warnings Mount
Portugal faces urgent calls to adapt to climate change after deadly storms killed 16, displaced thousands, and caused massive damage, leading to the interior minister's resignation.
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Three Steps to Move Beyond Capitalism and Save Climate
Leading economists argue capitalism's profit-driven model prevents climate action and propose democratizing the economy through public investment banks, deliberative democracy, and corporate reform.
Cyclone Gezani Hits Madagascar: 31 Dead, Thousands Displaced
Tropical Cyclone Gezani struck Madagascar with 167mph winds, killing at least 31 people, injuring 36, and displacing 6,870. The storm destroyed 75% of Toamasina's infrastructure.
Orcas' Fate Debated as French Aquarium Shuts Down
The future of captive orcas Wikie and Keijo is uncertain as Marineland Antibes closes, sparking a debate between a Canadian sanctuary and aquarium transfers.
Oxford Scientist's $100m Super-Simulator to Transform Economics
Professor Doyne Farmer proposes a complexity-based economic model to tackle climate change and financial crises, aiming to provide Google Maps-like clarity for global decision-making.
London Snow Forecast: Met Office Predicts Exact Day for Flurries
The Met Office forecasts snow and sleet for London this Sunday, with temperatures dropping and flood alerts in place. Experts explain why snow is rare in the capital.
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Royal Florist Calls for Floral Foam Ban Over Environmental Harm
Shane Connolly, the florist behind royal wedding arrangements, leads a campaign urging churches and the public to avoid floral foam and choose sustainable flowers to reduce environmental impact.
Flooding Crisis Meets Falling Net Zero Support in UK
As Britain experiences unprecedented rainfall and flooding, public support for climate policies is sharply declining due to economic pressures, misinformation, and political shifts, according to a major new study.
Why Britain's Rainy Winters Beat Extreme Cold Weather
While record rainfall batters Britain, one writer argues that damp, mild winters are preferable to bone-chilling cold extremes experienced elsewhere, finding unexpected rewards in the persistent grey.
Frost Flowers Create Icy Wonderlands in London Gardens
Frost flowers, delicate ice formations, are enchanting London's gardens this winter, offering a rare and beautiful spectacle as temperatures plummet across the capital.
Village Faces Unprecedented Storm Surge: Resilience Tested
A rural community endures a relentless series of severe weather events, highlighting the escalating impacts of climate change on local environments and daily life.
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Valentine's Day Roses: Environmental Impact Exposed
A new report highlights how the global trade in red roses for Valentine's Day contributes to carbon emissions, water waste, and pesticide use, urging eco-friendly alternatives.
Carbon Pricing Debate: Is Labor Ready to Make Polluters Pay?
As climate action intensifies, experts argue now is the ideal moment for Australia to revisit carbon pricing. The question remains: does the Labor government have the political will to enforce polluter payments?
Snow Drought Crisis Hits Oregon, Colorado, Utah
A severe snow drought is impacting Oregon, Colorado, and Utah, reducing snowpack levels and threatening water resources for agriculture and communities.
Alex Kirby, Environmental Journalist and Broadcaster, Dies at 78
Alex Kirby, the esteemed environmental journalist and former BBC correspondent, has passed away at age 78. Known for his decades of climate reporting and advocacy, his legacy spans broadcasting, writing, and education.
Scientists Warn of Imminent 'Hothouse Earth' Climate Catastrophe
New research reveals the world is dangerously close to irreversible climate tipping points that could trigger a catastrophic 'hothouse Earth' scenario far worse than current projections.
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UK Cold Snap Brings Snow, But 5ft Forecasts Debunked
The Met Office issues yellow warnings for snow and ice in Scotland and northern England, with up to 10cm expected. Southern England faces rain and a temperature drop, but no significant snowfall.
Britain's Loneliest Sheep Fiona Gives Birth to Twins
Fiona, the ewe rescued from a Scottish cliff after years alone, has given birth to healthy twin lambs. The farm hopes motherhood will transform her life after her global fame as 'Britain's loneliest sheep'.
Norfolk Village Plagued by Dog Waste Problem
The picturesque seaside village of Caister-on-Sea in Norfolk faces a growing dog fouling crisis, with residents describing the situation as 'absolutely appalling' and demanding action from authorities.
Prince William Ends Saudi Tour with Nature Reserve Visit
Prince William visited the Sharaan Nature Reserve and AlUla's historic town, focusing on conservation efforts for endangered species like the Arabian leopard.
Belgian Park Turns Off Streetlights to Fight Light Pollution
A Belgian national park is removing 75 'pointless' streetlights to restore natural darkness and protect wildlife in one of Europe's most light-polluted countries, sparking debate over safety versus biodiversity.
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Climate Crisis Slows Southern Right Whale Breeding
Southern right whales, once recovering from near extinction, now face declining birth rates due to climate-driven changes in Antarctic foraging grounds, according to Australian research.
Climate-Fuelled Wildfires Devastate Ancient Patagonian Trees
Intense wildfires, exacerbated by climate change, are destroying ancient trees in Patagonia, threatening biodiversity and cultural heritage in Argentina and Chile.
East London Man Fined £4k for Loud Music Nuisance
A Dagenham man has been ordered to pay over £4,000 after repeatedly playing extremely loud music that caused vibrations, despite multiple warnings from Barking and Dagenham Council.
£67 Bosch Pressure Washer Eases Spring Garden Clean-Up
The Bosch EasyAquatak 110 pressure washer helps tackle winter grime on patios and furniture. Compact design and £67 price make early spring cleaning manageable.
Beavers Released in Somerset to Restore Nature
Six beavers have been legally released at two sites on Somerset's Holnicote Estate as part of a National Trust project to restore river systems and wetland habitats.
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Romania's Breakneck Decoupling of Economy and Emissions
Romania has achieved a 75% drop in emissions since 1990, decoupling economic growth from pollution faster than any European nation. This article explores the country's transformation from industrial polluter to renewable energy leader, and the challenges
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