Guillermo del Toro parts with rare horror memorabilia after wildfires
Maeve Campbell
€4 trillion in EU funds branded 'sustainable', but is it greenwashing?
There are 'light green' funds with limited claims to sustainability and more climate-focused 'dark green' products.
Why are lizards falling from the sky in Florida?
Cold temperatures mean these reptiles are becoming paralysed.
South America's 'lithium fields' reveal the dark side of electric cars
Demand for lithium-ion batteries is unprecedented - but is mining the chemical harmful to the environment?
British pig farmers 'fear ruin' over Brexit and the rise of veganism
There is a butcher shortage in the UK, which is creating a slaughter backlog for many pig farmers.
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BA planes found to have insect infestations, report reveals
This is not the first time insects have made their way onto a flight.
Gas stoves are 'bleeding' methane into our homes even when they're off
Gas stoves are worse for the climate than first thought.
This 1989 news clip shows what we thought homes would look like by now
Has modern technology lived up to futuristic predictions?
This floating house can shelter people for 6 weeks after a flood
The concept was provoked by recent extreme flooding in Vietnam.
Why is it snowing in the Sahara Desert?
Photos on social media show the desert dropping to temperatures of -2 C.
This BAFTA-winning film about setting cows free will move you to tears
Alex Lockwood's masterpiece on the dark reality of beef farming deserves to be watched.
Travel bans and vaccination proof no longer needed, advises WHO
The World Health Organisation has made a new statement about the future of international travel bans.
Bright red spider discovered as colourblind, in a cruel twist of fate
"It's a bit of a head-scratcher what's going on here."
Giant millipedes ‘as big as cars’ once roamed the UK, experts find
The arthropods, known for having two pairs of jointed legs on their body, were found near Newcastle.
Red wine stains: This genius eco-friendly hack for removing them
Because accidents happen.
Let’s talk dirty - would you wear biodegradable underwear?
“This is what you call slow fashion in its extreme."
1500 languages could be lost by the end of the century, says new study
What does that mean for Indigenous populations around the world?
Eco-friendly wrapping paper: How to make your own this Christmas
Did you know? We throw away enough wrapping paper each year to circle round the equator nine times.
China is now controlling the weather. What’s the environmental cost?
The Chinese government used ‘cloud seeding’ to control rain and reduce pollution in Beijing last July.
Are microplastics making us resistant to antibiotics?
Polystyrene is pretty much everywhere - in plastic packaging, teabags, clothing and take-away food containers - this means we’re likely ingesting millions of bacteria laced with microplastics.
These paradise islands are still COVID-free despite a positive test
There have been zero COVID-19 cases in the small island nation to date.
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