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Can crocodiles and canoeists coexist at Australia’s 2032 Olympic Games?

www.silverguide.site – As world’s largest living reptile reclaims the Fitzroy River in Queensland, some say athletes shouldn’t worry while others warn against ‘running the gauntlet’…
Can crocodiles and canoeists coexist at Australia’s 2032 Olympic Games?

‘A structural dependence on heavy industry’: can South Korea wean itself off fossil fuels?

www.silverguide.site – Renewables face a bureaucratic maze in a country built on top-down and carbon-intensive development…
‘A structural dependence on heavy industry’: can South Korea wean itself off fossil fuels?

Country diary: So many butterflies, it reminds me of summers past | Susie White

www.silverguide.site – Allendale, Northumberland: What a joy it is to see them back in the garden, speckled woods, commas and small heaths. According to the Big Butterfly Count, I’m not the only one revelling in the abundance…
Country diary: So many butterflies, it reminds me of summers past | Susie White

Public warned to keep away from injured dolphin filmed with Dorset swimmers

www.silverguide.site – Conservationists flag dangers of human interaction after ‘Reggie’ filmed playing with family…
Public warned to keep away from injured dolphin filmed with Dorset swimmers

Republicans who backed Trump’s anti-environment bill have accepted over $105m from big oil

www.silverguide.site – The One Big Beautiful Bill Act includes billions of dollars in giveaways to fossil fuel companies and their executives…
Republicans who backed Trump’s anti-environment bill have accepted over $105m from big oil

Exposure to some common Pfas changes gene activity, new study finds

www.silverguide.site – Findings help decipher mechanisms through which ‘forever chemicals’ cause disease, aiding in treating health problems…
Exposure to some common Pfas changes gene activity, new study finds

Weather tracker: Typhoon Podul pounds southern Taiwan

www.silverguide.site – One person dies after storm whips up waves, while temperatures approach 50C as heatwave grips Middle East…
Weather tracker: Typhoon Podul pounds southern Taiwan

How a marine heatwave is threatening Australia’s spectacular coral reefs

www.silverguide.site – One of the longest and most intense heat stress events ever recorded is raising alarm – and a warning about the future of reefs worldwide…
How a marine heatwave is threatening Australia’s spectacular coral reefs

Magic mushrooms: how scientists discovered fungi are the secret ingredient for restoring the world’s forests

www.silverguide.site – Healthy fungal networks help trees and plants grow, making them key to successful reforestation. The only problem? Almost nothing is known about this subterranean ecology…
Magic mushrooms: how scientists discovered fungi are the secret ingredient for restoring the world’s forests

Climate crisis harming world heritage painted houses in Burkina Faso, say residents

www.silverguide.site – Tiébélé’s wavy-walled houses covered in geometric lines showing signs of disintegration amid erratic weather…
Climate crisis harming world heritage painted houses in Burkina Faso, say residents

Country diary: A hard-won reunion with an old friend | Jennifer Jones

www.silverguide.site – Sefton coast, Merseyside: Discovering a wealth of grass of Parnassus on a patch I know well has taken me back decades…
Country diary: A hard-won reunion with an old friend | Jennifer Jones

The heart-shaped mangrove formation fading due to rising seas

www.silverguide.site – The Heart of Voh is a symbol of New Caledonia’s pristine environment but its outline is changing due to the climate crisis…
The heart-shaped mangrove formation fading due to rising seas

Countries urged to ‘hold the line’ in Geneva plastics treaty negotiations

www.silverguide.site – Talks continue amid warnings from environmental groups over being ‘sold out’ without meaningful or legally binding measures…
Countries urged to ‘hold the line’ in Geneva plastics treaty negotiations

‘Why would you take away a parking place?’: the city where anyone can build an urban oasis

www.silverguide.site – Grätzloasen – low-cost, urban ‘parklets’ built by volunteers – are on the rise in Vienna as sceptics are being won over by the splash of welcome greenery and boost to community spirits…
‘Why would you take away a parking place?’: the city where anyone can build an urban oasis

‘Alarmingly high’ levels of forever chemicals found at airports in England, investigation reveals

www.silverguide.site – Exclusive: 17 sites recorded elevated levels, in some cases thousands of times higher than proposed safe limits, as experts warn of potential risk to drinking water…
‘Alarmingly high’ levels of forever chemicals found at airports in England, investigation reveals

Huge ‘Butchered’ artwork installed on North Sea gas rig by Greenpeace activists

www.silverguide.site – Anish Kapoor work referring to ‘butchering of our environment’ believed to be first fine artwork exhibited from a working gas extraction platform…
Huge ‘Butchered’ artwork installed on North Sea gas rig by Greenpeace activists

Why our broken food system remains a climate disaster: ‘broiling the planet to stuff our faces’

www.silverguide.site – Author Michael Grunwald reckons with the challenge of food-based climate emissions in his new book We Are Eating the Earth…
 Why our broken food system remains a climate disaster: ‘broiling the planet to stuff our faces’

Weatherwatch: The 1975 storm that unleashed record rain on north London

www.silverguide.site – The Hampstead Storm turned streets into canals as 170.8mm of rain fell, most of it in just two and half hours…
Weatherwatch: The 1975 storm that unleashed record rain on north London

‘No country is safe’: deadly Nordic heatwave supercharged by climate crisis, scientists say

www.silverguide.site – Historically cool nations saw hospitals overheating and surge in drownings, wildfires and toxic algal blooms…
‘No country is safe’: deadly Nordic heatwave supercharged by climate crisis, scientists say

Country diary: A fast-water specialist that we almost lost completely | Mary Montague

www.silverguide.site – Six Mile Water river, County Antrim: This is the only place in Ireland where you can see river water-crowfoot, with its long, emerald-green scarves of leaves just underwater…
Country diary: A fast-water specialist that we almost lost completely | Mary Montague
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