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Billions of dollars are being spent to extract hydrogen energy from water at an industrial scale. Can this green dream come true?
Billions of dollars are being spent to extract hydrogen energy from water at an industrial scale. Can this green dream come true?
The RSPCA has shared the one thing you need to do if you want to keep pigeons out of your garden without harming them.
When visualising a village green, an idyllic square with a pond, cricket pitch and war memorial will most likely come to mind.
A motoring group branded diesel surcharges a 'cash grab' by councils, but environmental campaigners backed them as a tool to cut air pollution
A vast subsea nuclear graveyard planned to hold Britain’s burgeoning piles of radioactive waste is set to become the biggest, longest-lasting and most expensive infrastructure project ever undertaken in the UK.
Temperatures are set to rise up to 23C in some places
A much-loved pub is set to reopen in a Cornish village with new landlords at its helm.
Bank holiday Monday brought thunderstorms and heavy rain - but proper sunshine may finally be on the way
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Reforesting and rewilding are now familiar ways to help tackle climate change, but how about the arctic - is it possible to refreeze melted ice? A UK startup believes so, they are developing a system they hope will be able to create a new layer of ice to protect this vital ecosystem.
The RSPCA is urging people to help keep wildlife safe this spring after two fox cubs became trapped in football nets in Bradford and Leeds within days of each other.
More than half of London’s councils impose air pollution surcharges, according to analysis by the PA news agency.
The warnings are in force until 9pm on Monday.
Cats should wear bells to stop them killing birds, the chairman of Natural England has said.
From left: Agriculture Minister Elvis Loveless aNewfoundland and Labrador Dairy Co-operative president Scott Antle and dairy farmer Crosbie Williams on Monday officially announced the formation of the group. The co-op is buying Central Dairies. (Heather Gillis/CBC)Dairy farmers in Newfoundland and Labrador have launched a new co-operative with financial support from the provincial government, which one farmer says will change the province's industry for the better.The Newfoundland and Labrador D
A Texas sheriff helped rescue an armadillo from floodwaters in southeast Texas on Sunday, May 5, as several areas were under mandatory evacuation orders.Video posted by Trinity County Sheriff Woody Wallace on May 5 shows another person, who local news identified as Game Warden Sam Shanafelt, grabbing an armadillo as they pass in the boat after the two spotted the animal struggling in the water.“Poor little fella … now we gotta name the armadillo. I think we’ll call him Sam,” Wallace says in the video, before they pass two nearly submerged cars. Wallace said in the video that they would take the armadillo to dry ground and let it go. Credit: Trinity County Sheriff Woody Wallace via Storyful
A yellow weather warning for thunderstorms has been issued for County Durham and Darlington.
A change at the top of European institutions could herald a change in the 2035 target to phase out sales of internal combustion engine cars even though the automotive industry is already well down the road towards transitioning to electric vehicles.The two German parties in the group, the CDU and CSU, want to scrap the 2035 deadline to continue to benefit from "state-of-the-art German internal combustion engine technology".
A yellow thunderstorm warning has been issued for Bradford and surrounding areas today (Monday).
Unilever said: "We are sorry for any concern this may have caused local residents.”
Londoners could see a bank holiday washout as over 12 hours of on-and-off showers have been predicted for the capital.The Met Office has warned there could be heavy downpours throughout Monday, with rainfall beginning midmorning and continuing on-and-off until midnight.Met Office meteorologist Craig Snell told the Standard: “It’s going to be a bit of wet picture for London tomorrow especially south London and then into Kent and Sussex.