The practice of rounding up wild ponies in the New Forest and branding new foals, along with the cutting of their tails, has been denounced as 'indefensible' and 'sickening' by commentators.
A new study commissioned by the MCS Foundation charity found that biomethane, a gas derived from farm waste, can only meet a fraction of the UK’s heating demand, debunking claims by fossil fuel lobbyists.
A piece on the New Forest's traditions has sparked outrage from animal welfare advocates, who described the practice of rounding up and branding wild foals, alongside the cutting of ponies' tails, as 'indefensible' and 'sickening.'
Project to rebuild deteriorating steps on Hampshire's St Catherine's Hill nears completion, preserving the nature reserve.
Brighton’s eco village opens with 50 sustainable homes, featuring solar panels and community gardens.
Glasgow launches £50m green energy hub to power 10,000 homes with solar and wind energy.
Bristol invests £30m in flood defenses to protect 5,000 homes from rising river levels.
At least 24 people in Glasgow died from extreme heat in 2025, exacerbated by global warming, according to Imperial College London researchers.
Trinidad and Tobago faces economic shift as oil reserves dwindle, debating deeper drilling versus green economy.
Amsterdam removes litter bins to combat rubbish issues linked to a deposit scheme for bottles and cans.
UK adds 5,000 new EV charge points in 2025, but rural access remains a challenge.
Delays in UK’s offshore wind projects threaten net-zero targets, costing £2 billion in investments.
A Yellowstone hiker was seriously injured in a suspected grizzly bear attack, prompting the closure of Turbid Lake Trail.
2025 data shows Antarctic ice loss at record levels, threatening global sea level rise.
Australia aims to cut emissions by at least 62% from 2005 levels by 2035, up from 43% by 2030.
An overview of recent environmental news, focusing on new initiatives for reforestation and the ongoing efforts to protect our oceans.
Brazil reports a 15% drop in Amazon deforestation in 2025, but illegal logging persists.
COP31 negotiations stall as developing nations demand $1.3 trillion in climate finance from richer countries.
Arctic sea ice hits record low in 2025, contributing to faster global sea level rise.
An appeal against Broxtowe Borough Council's refusal to build 29 flats near Beeston Lock was dismissed by the Planning Inspectorate.
Scientists discover a bioluminescent fish species in the Pacific, named Lumina pacifica.
India reaches 200 GW renewable capacity, led by solar and wind projects.
Wildfires in Australia destroy 500 homes as temperatures soar to 45°C.
IPBES report warns 1 million species face extinction due to human activities.
RSPCA Block Fen Animal Centre in Cambridgeshire calls for adoptions to free space, facing record-high dog numbers across England and Wales.
The UK government commits £500m to green energy initiatives, focusing on offshore wind and solar to meet 2030 net-zero targets.
New law bans single-use plastics in eateries from January 2026, promoting reusables.
Bristol’s first vertical farm, GrowUp, produces 1,000 tonnes of greens annually, using 90% less water than traditional farming.
Emma Watson narrates 'Our Planet's Cry,' a BBC documentary on climate change impacts.
London's Ultra Low Emission Zone expansion cut nitrogen dioxide levels by 15%, per City Hall report.
Anglian Water has avoided a £57.1m fine from the Treasury by agreeing to spend £62.8m on projects to stop sewage spills and fund environmental initiatives.
Woodside, a major gas company, and climate campaigners are awaiting a final government decision on the North West Shelf extension in Pilbara, Australia.
Weekend closures on the A10 in Cambridgeshire to install a new pedestrian and cycle bridge have sparked a heated debate among residents.
The Somerset Levels host migratory birds like the common snipe, known for its erratic zigzag takeoff.
Anglian Water has agreed to pay £62.8m to stop sewage spills and fund environmental projects, a deal reached with the regulator Ofwat to avoid a significant fine.
Offshore windfarms in Jersey and Guernsey may generate enough electricity for millions of homes.
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