In pictures: Race against time to rescue Venezuela earthquake survivors | Earthquakes News
Published On 28 Jun 202628 Jun 2026 Rescue crews and volunteers have clawed through the rubble of collapsed…
Big fish aiming to reduce plastic waste at Guernsey beach
Graphic design student Allsopp said: “It’s a visual reminder where you put the plastic bottles in the fishes…
Swimmers advised not to enter water after sewer pipe bursts in Seabrook, near Hythe
Emergency work is taking place to fix a burst sewer pipe said to be causing a “potentially dangerous…
Why some trees might fall during prolonged extreme heat
In the last week, a group of bowlers had a lucky escape when a tree crashed down onto…
Temporary 50-year solar farm approved in Buckinghamshire
A solar farm has been approved for farmland near a stately home for a “temporary” period of 50…
Your letters on Downham Market’s Willows nature reserve, climate change and Reform’s bid to end climate emergency declaration in Norfolk
Here are the letters from this week’s Lynn News… We need to take action on climate change now…
Scientists Turn Wet Coffee Grounds Into Coal-Like Fuel in Just 90 Seconds
Credit: Pexels Each year, the world discards more than 10 million tons of spent coffee grounds, and most…
He Got Fired After His Boss’s Toxic Dumping Caused Problems at His Station — Now He Wants Justice
Shutterstock Companies that work with toxic waste need to be very careful about how they dispose of it,…
China Isn’t Giving Up On Coal Despite Green Energy Goals
Chinese authorities are not restricting coal power growth in the new five-year energy plan as Beijing doubles down…
New lions and ‘too short’ giraffe – inside UK’s oldest safari park | UK | News
When Longleat pioneered the world’s first drive-through safari 60 years ago, it was an instant hit. For the…
Scientists estimate giant Caribbean sponge may be more than 2,300 years old and still filtering seawater today |
Imagine an animal that began its life centuries before the Roman Empire reached its height and has quietly…
Giant Fire Tornadoes Could Help Clean Oil Spills, Scientists Say : ScienceAlert
Our oceans are under constant threat. In addition to plastic pollution, fentanyl-laden sewage, and skinny-dippers slathered in reef-harming…