What Your Pothos Plant Actually Needs in April to Go From Sparse to Thriving in a Month The small April care tweaks that make all the difference to pothos growth Homes & Gardens · Apr 12
Inquiry launched as governments spar over oil project A state government has launched an inquiry into new environmental laws as it calls for a national interest exemption for an oil exploration project. AAP · Apr 13
How to show your wardrobe some love this Earth Day From getting crafty to getting designers on board, it’s actually never been easier to junk fast fashion Evening Standard · Apr 12
Tourism funding boost to help cyclone-hit towns recover Towns reliant on tourism will receive help to rebuild with a support package on its way for businesses rocked by Cyclone Narelle. AAP · Apr 12
Major cruise lines ditch ‘majestic’ Alaska fjord over landslide risk Many travelers have been left disappointed by the change The Independent UK · Apr 12
Green advocates urge reset on food security goals Australia's future food security priorities need to be redefined when a third of the country is going hungry, a conservation group says. AAP · Apr 11
Utah’s Great Salt Lake may not be so salty after all The Great Salt Lake is the largest saltwater lake in the Western Hemisphere The Independent UK · Apr 11
Developer of Massachusetts offshore wind farm sues to stop turbine manufacturer from walking away The developer of a major Massachusetts offshore wind farm is suing its turbine manufacturer seeking to force it to stay with the project The Independent UK · Apr 10
New Cheaper Fuel Hits US Pumps On May 1 — But Millions Vehicles Cannot Use It Emergency EPA waiver clears E15 gasoline for nationwide sale from May 1, barring pre-2001 cars, motorcycles, boats and small-engine equipment. International Business Times UK · Apr 10
Argentina just ripped up its pioneering glacier law. What does this mean for millions of people’s drinking water? Javier Milei’s reforms to the law will open up high-altitude areas to mining and risk water reserves already strained by the climate crisis, say activists The Guardian - UK · Apr 10
Keep Ticks Out of Your Garden for Good With a Fragrant Plant They Can’t Stand – But You’ll Love Protect your garden from ticks without sacrificing beauty, thanks to versatile, aromatic lavender Homes & Gardens · Apr 9
Storm Damage Claims in Georgia: Why More Homeowners Face Denials Recently Storms have always been part of life in Georgia, but recently, homeowners are noticing something troubling: more insurance claims are being denied. After severe weather events—whether it’s hail, wind, or heavy rain—many expect their policies to provide a safety net. Instead, they’re facing delays, disputes, or outright rejections that feel… Budget and the Bees · Apr 9
UK weather forecast: April warmth highlights climate shifts in Britain; seasonal temperatures expected to return as weather patterns shift Britain experienced an unseasonable heatwave, with temperatures soaring to record highs for early April. However, this warmth is short-lived as Atlantic fronts are set to bring wet skies, strong winds, and colder air by Saturday. Meteorologists attribute these extremes to long-term climate shifts, making weather patterns more pronounced. Expect a… The Times of India · Apr 9
Argentina approves Milei's bill that eases protections for glaciers, despite environmental backlash Argentina's Congress has approved a controversial bill easing glacier protections to boost mining investments The Independent UK · Apr 9
Radio France Internationale · Apr 8 French emissions falling too slowly to meet country's climate targets France cut its greenhouse gas emissions by just 1.5 percent in 2025 – far below what is needed to meet its climate goals, according to figures published on Wednesday by the national body responsible for tracking emissions.
AAP · Apr 9 Experts pour water on 'speculative' oil field proposal An energy expert is pointing to logistical and political hurdles to oil drilling in Australia as climate campaigners pour cold water on a proposal.
The Independent UK · Apr 9 States are struggling to meet their clean energy goals. Data centers are to blame Nevada's largest utility company says it may not meet its 2030 clean energy goals due to the demands from data centers
The Independent UK · Apr 8 Oregon appellate ruling in PacifiCorp case could jeopardize $1 billion in wildfire victim damages An Oregon appeals court has sided with PacifiCorp in a ruling that could possibly jeopardize over $1 billion in damages for victims of the state's devastating 2020 wildfires
The Independent UK · Apr 8 A ‘superstrength’ El Nino may be brewing after most abnormal March heat in 132 years The US sweltered under the hottest March on record as forecasts suggest El Nino could raise global temperatures further this year
The Conversation · Apr 8 Water conservation works, but climate change is outpacing it: Phoenix, Denver and Las Vegas offer a glimpse of the future When a drought turns into an urban water crisis, a city’s first step is often to limit lawn watering and launch a campaign to encourage everyone to conserve. It might raise water-use rates or offer incentives for installing low-flow devices.
Homes & Gardens · Apr 8 This Common April Container Garden Mistake Is Easy to Avoid – And Your Spring Plants Will Last Much Longer Gardening pros say hydration is key to a flourishing, long-lasting container display
AAP · Apr 8 Aussies hit as gas giants reap export rewards: research Australia's second-biggest oil and gas company has come under fire for its tax contributions, as tensions over domestic prices and export royalties heat up.
Frugal Gardening · Apr 7 Tips for Transplanting Without Causing Shock The moment a plant leaves its original home, everything changes. Roots lose their rhythm, soil conditions shift, and suddenly that once-thriving green beauty faces a challenge it never asked for. Transplanting looks simple on the surface, yet one wrong move can leave a plant droopy, stressed, or worse, completely stalled.…
Budget and the Bees · Apr 7 Georgia Drivers in These Counties Must Pass Emissions Before Renewing If you live in Georgia and own a vehicle, there’s a good chance you’ve heard about emissions testing—but not everyone realizes it depends on where you live. In certain counties, passing an emissions test isn’t optional; it’s a required step before renewing your vehicle registration. This requirement is part of…
TechRadar · Apr 6 'Like many small fires': Surge in ultra-hot data centers is creating extreme heat islands that may dramatically alter global climate Hyperscale AI data centers produce significant local heat, affecting over 340 million people and creating immediate environmental challenges globally.