April 16, 2026
Study Links Heat Surge to Sea Life Collapse

Study Links Heat Surge to Sea Life Collapse

by | Feb 26, 2026 | Environment

The research was published in Nature Ecology & Evolution. Scientists examined 33,000 marine populations across the northern hemisphere between 1993 and 2021. They carefully separated the long-term warming of the seabed from short-term events like marine heatwaves....
Can England Still Protect Its Red Squirrels?

Can England Still Protect Its Red Squirrels?

by | Feb 7, 2026 | Environment

Seeing a red squirrel in England has become a rare and special moment. For Sam Beaumont, a farmer in the Lake District, it still happens in his own backyard. When he spots a flash of red fur racing up a tree, he feels proud and hopeful. “I feel very lucky to have them...
Trash-Collecting Becomes a Sport

Trash-Collecting Becomes a Sport

by | Jan 27, 2026 | Environment

Spogomi is a vibrant and fast-growing sport that brings together environmental cleanup and the excitement of friendly competition. The game is designed to be fully inclusive, inviting people of all ages, genders, and skill levels to participate. “When I created...
UK Offshore Wind Auction to Supply 12m Homes

UK Offshore Wind Auction to Supply 12m Homes

by | Jan 15, 2026 | Environment

Latest News from the UK energy sector shows a major step toward clean electricity. The British government has successfully completed a record-breaking offshore wind auction that will help power more than 12 million homes across Great Britain. This move is being seen...