‘Nature can recover’: Inside the race to rescue world’s crisis-hit wildlife
Al Jazeeraby Nick Clark·12h ago
Beneath the dense forest canopy of Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, a troop of gorillas is being quietly observed by a group of tourists who have each paid $800 for the privilege of the...
France to release diesel reserves in a bid to calm student protests
US Top News and Analysisby Jenni Reid·12h ago
France will release 10 million barrels from its strategic diesel reserves to ease cost of living pressures, Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu said on Wednesday, as he seeks to quell public unrest...
How the U.S. Public Lost Its Say on Environmental Policy
Yale E360by Jody Freeman • October 8·12h ago
Finalizing rules quickly has appeal, but it could result in rules that are less sound and more vulnerable to legal challenge.
From the farm to your door: How our global food system exploits workers
Gristby Joseph Lee·12h ago
Like many big cities, New York teems with delivery workers who bring takeout, groceries, and any number of other things to anyone with a cellphone.
One Olive Ridley Travelled 6,719 Km in 271 Days. Satellite Tags Are Mapping Its Journey to Odisha
The Better Indiaby Sriroopa Dutta·13h ago
Every year, Olive Ridley turtles return to Odisha’s coast to mate, feed and nest. By the time thousands of them appear on the sand, however, much of their journey has already happened offshore.
Why Israel loves skunk water
Al Jazeeraby Somdeep Sen·13h ago
In the eyes of Israeli authorities, Palestinians in Gaza have it “too good”. Three years into Israel’s genocide, the survivors have been pushed into ever smaller areas of land amid rubble, rubbish...
Global wildlife populations decline by 73%, but India records conservation gains: WWF report
Down To Earthby Jayanta Basu·13h ago
Monitored wildlife populations worldwide have declined by an average of 73 per cent over the past five decades, but India has recorded gains in the numbers of several major species, according to a...
Britons kept in dark about scale of climate crisis, say viewers of ‘first-of-its-kind’ emergency briefing
The Guardianby Pippa Neill Environment reporter·13h ago
The British government must be honest about the scale of the threat posed by climate and nature breakdown, researchers have said, after nine out of 10 people surveyed after watching a briefing on...
Experts reveal how to keep spiders from moving into your home
Mail Onlineby Maanya Sachdeva·13h ago
Spider season is here! Experts reveal how to keep eight-legged critters from moving into your home - including shutting windows at sunset and using natural 'scent deterrents' Daily Mail journalists...
9 Clever Firewood Storage Ideas That Keep a Yard Neat Without Building a Shed
Trendirby Trendir Editorial Staff·14h ago
A tarp thrown over a pile works until the first real storm, and then it doesn’t. These 9 firewood setups skip the full-blown shed and still keep the wood ready to burn all winter.
THROWBACK: When a tornado and giant hail battered Gauteng
The South Africanby Shyleen Choruma·14h ago
THROWBACK: When a tornado and giant hail battered Gauteng A tornado and giant hail battered parts of Gauteng on 9 October 2017, damaging homes, businesses and vehicles and leaving residents...
A baby giraffe, a yellow cap and a mystery the internet can't solve [video]
The South Africanby Nicole Burger·14h ago
A baby giraffe, a yellow cap and a mystery the internet can’t solve [video] A baby giraffe in a yellow cap has the internet smitten.
SASSA in hot water with Auditor-General over missing R1.3-billion
The South Africanby Ray Leathern·14h ago
SASSA in hot water with Auditor-General over missing R1.3-billion The Auditor-General revealed in Parliament the extent to which SASSA paid ineligible and deceased beneficiaries in the last year …...
Andhra Pradesh declares early kharif drought in 388 mandals across 21 districts
The Hinduby Sambasiva Rao M·15h ago
The Andhra Pradesh government has declared an early kharif 2026 drought in 388 mandals across 21 districts, classifying 283 mandals as severely drought-affected and 105 as moderately...
Orcas off Mozambique are suddenly turning up every week, and scientists want to know why
The South Africanby Nicole Burger·15h ago
Orcas off Mozambique are suddenly turning up every week, and scientists want to know why Orcas off Mozambique were once almost unheard of.
El Nino set to intensify before peaking in December, UN warns
France 24by FRANCE 24·15h ago
El Nino set to intensify before peaking in December, UN warns The United Nations warned on Thursday that El Nino will intensify before peaking in December, bringing higher temperatures to much of...
Kerala Minister Shibu rejects criticism over expertise of human wildlife conflict mitigation panel
New Indian Expressby KS Sreejith·15h ago
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: “I am from the tourism sector,” says one of them. “I was one of the first to introduce rambutan in Keralam,” says another member of the newly-constituted state level advisory...
Beagle 2: How a British scientist used Britpop's Blur to reach Mars
BBC Newsby Danny Fullbrook·15h ago
- Published A series of plaques has been unveiled across the UK to celebrate the country's first spacecraft to reach another planet.
Tree of the Year: Wonky wych elm in County Down wins title
BBC Newsby Louise Cullen·15h ago
- Published Newcastle's 'Bendy Tree' has been crowned UK Tree of the Year 2026 - the first time a tree in Northern Ireland has won the national title since it was launched in 2014.
Hargi village bans ‘beegara oota’ at weddings, imposes hefty fines
The Siasat Dailyby News Desk·16h ago
Shivamogga: In an attempt to curb extravagant spending on weddings and prevent families from falling into debt, residents of Hargi village in Shikaripura taluk have decided to ban the traditional...
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