Dinosaur-Killer Asteroid Impact Described in Vivid Detail
Scientists recreate the terrifying moments of the dinosaur-killing asteroid impact 66 million years ago, from fireball to global winter.
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Norwegian Fish Farms Pollute Fjords Like Sewage of Millions
Norwegian fish farms release nutrient pollution equivalent to raw sewage of 17-30 million people annually, threatening fjords with algal blooms and oxygen depletion.
Cairngorms Spring: Barbecue Ban Targets Wildfire Prevention
As spring arrives in Abernethy Forest, a new bylaw bans barbecues and campfires to protect against wildfires, with climate change increasing risks.
UK's 20 'No-Go' Beaches for Swimming Revealed
New research identifies 20 UK beaches with 'poor' water quality due to sewage pollution, warning swimmers to avoid them this summer season.
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Monbiot Warns of Fragile Global Food System in Podcast
Environmental writer George Monbiot discusses the vulnerabilities of the global food supply chain, highlighting risks from climate change and political instability in a new Guardian podcast.
Iran War Fertilizer Shortages Threaten India, Sri Lanka Food Security
Farmers in India and Sri Lanka panic as Iran conflict disrupts fertilizer imports, risking rice crops and global food supplies. Experts warn of devastating impacts on agriculture.
Festival Urine Fertilizes Trees in Brecon Beacons Restoration
Scientists are using urine from festivalgoers to create fertilizer for growing 4,500 native trees in Wales' Brecon Beacons, backed by a Forestry Commission grant.
Balloon Releases: Environmental Crisis and Calls for UK Ban
Balloon releases and decorations are booming, but they pose severe risks to wildlife and ecosystems. Retailers and activists push for bans as alternatives like bubbles gain traction.
River Wedding Ceremony on World Water Day in Somerset
Artists and activists in Somerset held a symbolic wedding ceremony to a river on World Water Day, highlighting the urgent need for river protection across England.
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Foraging for Survival: Realistic Without Time and Community?
Environmental activists and experts reveal the harsh realities of foraging as a primary food source, highlighting the immense time commitment, specialized knowledge, and community support required for sustainable wild food harvesting.
Kids' Nature Quiz: Snails, Slugs, and Whale Diets
A fun educational quiz for children explores the differences between snails and slugs and reveals what whales eat in the ocean. Learn fascinating facts about these creatures.
Welsh Harp Environmental Education Centre Reopens After Rescue
Brent Council invests £30,000 to save and reopen the Welsh Harp Environmental Education Centre, restoring outdoor learning for local children in a vital North London nature reserve.
Oat vs. Soy Milk: Sustainability Comparison Study
A new analysis compares the environmental impact of oat and soy milks, revealing key differences in water use, land efficiency, and emissions for plant-based alternatives.
10 Best Fruits and Veggies to Plant Now for Easy Harvest
Discover the most reliable and hassle-free fruits and vegetables to plant this season, ensuring a successful and flavorful garden with minimal effort.
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Marine Biologist on Ocean Wonders and Saving the Planet
Professor Jon Copley shares career insights, from discovering deep-sea life to confronting human selfishness, and emphasizes voting for climate action as key to protecting our oceans.
Long-Term View of Farmland and Fells in Country Diary
A reflective exploration of sustainable farming practices and the preservation of fell landscapes, highlighting environmental stewardship and rural heritage.
Spoonbills Thrive in Wetland Walks: Country Diary
A recent country diary entry highlights the unexpected rewards of a wet walk, revealing thriving spoonbill populations in UK wetlands and emphasizing the importance of conservation efforts.
UK Farmers Lose Money Under New Environmental Plans
British farmers could see reduced income under proposed environmental schemes, sparking concerns over agricultural sustainability and rural economies.
Avalanche Risk and Climate Change: Europe's Shifting Snow
Rising temperatures alter avalanche patterns in Europe, with fewer but potentially more intense events. Experts warn of persistent dangers for winter sports enthusiasts despite stable fatality trends.
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YA Novel 'Floaters' Inspired by Thames Sewage Crisis
C M Taylor's coming-of-age revenge novel, inspired by UK sewage pollution, will donate 50% of profits to Surfers Against Sewage charity. Limited edition of 215 copies mirrors Thames river miles.
Climber Guilty in Girlfriend's Freezing Death on Austrian Peak
An Austrian mountaineer receives a suspended sentence for gross negligent manslaughter after his girlfriend died of hypothermia on Grossglockner, raising legal questions about alpine liability.
EU Subsidy Shift: From Beef and Lamb to Legumes
A new study calls for EU agricultural subsidies to shift from supporting beef and lamb production to promoting legumes, aiming to reduce environmental impact and improve public health.
Puffin Beaks & Velcro: Kids Science Quiz
Explore the science behind puffins' striped beaks and how Velcro sticks in this engaging quiz for curious young minds. Discover fun facts and educational insights.
Social Inequality in Beehives, Letters on Ratcliffe and Valentine's
A letter highlights social inequality in beehives, where worker bees survive only weeks, while others discuss Jim Ratcliffe's apology and Valentine's Day humor in the Guardian's letters section.
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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.
Japan Snow Deaths Rise as Winter Hits Record Levels
Japan faces a tragic toll from unprecedented snowfall this winter, with multiple fatalities reported as extreme weather conditions grip the country, highlighting climate risks.
Hay Shortages Persist After Last Year's Drought
Farmers across the UK are facing dwindling hay reserves as the long-term effects of last year's severe drought continue to impact agriculture and livestock management.
Millennial Life Lessons from Ignoring Storm Warnings
Becky Barnicoat reflects on the personal and societal consequences of dismissing storm warnings, offering insights into millennial resilience and environmental awareness.
Walk of Water Photography Contest: Humanity's Water Bond
The global Walk of Water photography contest showcases stunning images from Bolivia to Greenland, highlighting how water shapes human life, traditions, and survival amid climate change.
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World's Ugliest Lawn Winner: An Australian Groundskeeper's Story
Jarno Coone from Kyneton, Victoria, wins the 2025 World's Ugliest Lawn competition by never watering his yard, promoting water conservation and wildlife habitat creation.
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