Climate 'Denial Machine' Fuels Conflict in Australia, Inquiry Finds
A cross-party Senate inquiry reveals climate misinformation has obstructed policy for decades, fueling community conflict and delaying renewable energy projects across Australia.
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Australia's Fuel Crisis Ignites Renewable Energy Debate
As global oil prices surge due to Middle East conflicts, Australia faces a fuel crisis, prompting calls to accelerate renewable energy adoption and reform fossil fuel subsidies. Climate editor Adam Morton addresses key questions on solar power, EV infrast
Hove Garden Log Pile Creates Thriving Wildlife Ecosystem
A garden log pile in Hove, East Sussex, teems with life, supporting frogs, toads, insects, and fungi through diverse wood species and strategic arrangement.
Environment Agency 'Too Weak' to Tackle Illegal Waste Dumping, MPs Say
A parliamentary committee warns the Environment Agency lacks powers and intelligence to combat an 'out-of-control plague' of illegal waste dumping costing taxpayers £1bn annually.
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Cyclone Narelle Evacuations in Shark Bay, Western Australia
Tropical Cyclone Narelle intensifies off Western Australia, prompting evacuations in Shark Bay. The storm, on a rare path across Australia, may bring heavy rainfall to Perth.
Food System Collapse Risk: Corporations Gamble with Survival
The global food system faces imminent collapse due to corporate consolidation and geopolitical tensions. Experts warn that without urgent regulatory action, mass starvation could become reality.
Lincolnshire Flood Victims at Odds with Reform MP on Climate
Residents in Boston and Skegness face severe flooding, with 91% of buildings at risk, as MP Richard Tice's climate-sceptic stance sparks local anger and political tension.
Kenya Floods: 88 Dead, 34,000 Displaced as Rivers Overflow
Severe flooding in Kenya has claimed 88 lives and displaced over 34,000 people after two rivers overflowed, submerging farms and disrupting transport in western regions.
Weaving and Kayak Tours Fight Deforestation in Argentina's Gran Chaco
In Argentina's Gran Chaco, small farmers and Indigenous communities are turning to eco-tourism and traditional crafts to protect the vast semi-arid forest from logging and agriculture.
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Cyclone Narelle to Hit WA Coast as Category 3 Storm
Tropical Cyclone Narelle is forecast to make landfall in Western Australia on Friday night as a severe category 3 system, after crossing over 5,500km from Queensland. The storm is expected to impact the Shark Bay region near Denham.
David Prowse Gym Opens in Croydon, Inspired by Darth Vader Actor
Croydon unveils a new outdoor fitness facility named after David Prowse, the actor behind Darth Vader, as part of a broader initiative to enhance parks and promote community health through accessible exercise spaces.
Free Easter Kids' Activities in London 2026
Discover the best free things to do with children in London during the 2026 Easter holidays, from immersive exhibitions to outdoor trails and museum events.
London to Get Three Sunny Days in a Row, BBC Predicts
After a drizzly start to spring, BBC Weather forecasts three consecutive days of glorious sunshine for London in early April, with warm temperatures and minimal rain expected.
London's 8,000-Year-Old Bluebell Forest Walk Guide
Explore Oxleas Woods, an ancient London forest dating back 8,000 years, on a 90-minute bluebell walk. Discover peak viewing times, route details, and nearby Epping Forest alternatives for spring flower enthusiasts.
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London Heat Network Users Demand Price Cap Amid Iran War
Over 143,000 London households on heat networks lack price protections as Middle East conflict threatens energy costs, prompting urgent calls for regulatory action.
Lynx Photo Wins Wildlife Photographer People's Choice Award
A striking image of an Iberian lynx tossing a rodent in Spain has been voted the People's Choice winner in the 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition, selected from over 60,000 entries.
Illegal Waste Dumps Risk 'Out of Control Plague' Without Cooperation
A new report warns that large-scale illegal waste sites exceed the Environment Agency's powers, calling for deeper collaboration with police and local authorities to combat this growing environmental threat.
EU Clean Power Gains Undercut by Slow Electrification
Europe's rapid renewable energy expansion is being offset by sluggish adoption of electric vehicles and heat pumps, leaving households vulnerable to high energy bills amid global fuel crises.
UK Bans Shooting of Six Threatened Wild Bird Species
New government proposals will restrict hunting of woodcocks, pochard, pintail, and goldeneye ducks, all facing sharp population declines and classified as threatened species.
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US Pays $1B to Kill Offshore Wind, Boost Fossil Fuels
The Trump administration will pay TotalEnergies nearly $1 billion to abandon offshore wind leases and invest in oil and gas instead, amid global energy turmoil.
UK Delays Low-Carbon Housing Rules, Extending Gas Dependence
New regulations requiring solar panels and heat pumps in English homes from 2028 have been postponed, leaving buyers facing high gas prices and potential loopholes for polluting wood stoves.
Eight Arrested for Brutal Capybara Attack in Rio
Police in Rio de Janeiro have arrested eight individuals for a violent attack on a capybara, the world's largest rodent, captured on security cameras in a shocking act of animal cruelty.
Tonga PM Backs US Deep-Sea Mining Deal Despite Eco Concerns
Tonga's new prime minister calls US partnership on seabed mineral exploration 'exciting' while environmental groups warn of irreversible damage to fragile ocean ecosystems.
The Miraculous Power of Spring Buds in Welburn
A personal reflection on finding solace in nature's resilience during difficult times, focusing on the extraordinary force of bud burst and the hidden strength in fragile things.
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Eel Fisher Sues Over Lough Neagh Pollution in Belfast Court
Declan Conlon argues officials failed to act on ecological collapse of UK's largest lake, where algal blooms have devastated aquatic life and suspended eel fishing.
Zettajoules: Measuring Earth's Climate Crisis
The WMO warns Earth's energy imbalance is growing, with zettajoules quantifying the heat trapped by fossil fuels, warming oceans, land, and air to dangerous levels.
Missing Dogs Walk 17km Home in China, Go Viral
A group of seven dogs, including a corgi leader, went viral after being filmed walking over 17km back to their village in China, reuniting with owners after days missing in sub-zero temperatures.
Record Antarctic Krill Haul Threatens Ecosystem
A record 620,000 tonnes of krill were trawled in Antarctic waters last year, with environmental group Sea Shepherd documenting the industrial fishing operations that scientists warn are damaging the food chain and carbon storage capabilities.
Repotting Mats: Worth the Money for Indoor Plant Lovers?
Discover if repotting mats are a smart investment for houseplant enthusiasts. These foldable, waterproof mats promise to eliminate mess and make plant care more relaxing, but are they essential for everyone?
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US Heatwave Threatens Water Supply and Wildfire Season
An unprecedented heatwave in the western US is rapidly melting sparse snowpack, threatening water supplies and fueling early wildfire risks with temperatures 20-40°F above normal.
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