Water Bills to Increase 5.4% from April

Household water bills in England and Wales will rise by an average of 5.4% from April, adding around £33 per year. This funds a £20 billion investment to secure supplies and reduce sewage pollution.

Antarctica's Sky: The World's Bluest?

Scientific analysis reveals why Antarctica likely has the world's bluest sky, with high altitude and minimal pollution creating intense sapphire hues.

Coyote Interrupts Live TV Report on Mountain Lion Capture

A live television report on the tranquilisation of a mountain lion in San Francisco was unexpectedly interrupted by a coyote wandering into the shot, highlighting the city's unique coexistence with urban wildlife.

Dutch Court Rules Bonaire Climate Discrimination

A Hague court has ruled the Dutch government discriminated against Bonaire islanders by failing to provide adequate climate adaptation measures, ordering stronger emissions targets and protection plans.

Somerset Flood Crisis: Residents Demand Better Water Management

Somerset residents are grappling with severe flooding from Storm Chandra, with homes inundated and a major incident declared. Locals and officials highlight the urgent need for improved drainage and government funding to tackle climate-driven extreme weat

Dingo Cull Outrage After K'gari Death Probe

Queensland authorities plan to euthanise 10 dingoes linked to a fatal incident on K'gari, raising concerns about the protected species' survival and human-wildlife coexistence.

Trump EPA Accused of Abandoning Public Health Mission

Critics allege the Environmental Protection Agency under Donald Trump has rolled back dozens of protections, removed climate crisis authority, and assigned zero value to human lives in pollution regulations.

Hudson River Freezes After Heavy Snow in New York

The Hudson River has partially frozen near the George Washington Bridge following a severe winter snowstorm in New York City, with eight outdoor deaths reported over the frigid weekend.

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