Study: Rising Carbon Dioxide Levels Could Shrink Squid Brains by Nearly Half
Research suggests increased CO2 may affect squid cognition, potentially impacting decision-making and feeding behaviors.
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Viral Squeaky Frog Added to Global List of Species at Risk
The desert rain frog, known for its distinctive squeak, faces extinction due to habitat loss and potential deep-sea mining threats.
UK Homes Face Growing Need for Air Conditioning Amid Rising Temperatures
As heatwaves become more frequent, the cost and feasibility of installing cooling systems in British homes are becoming a significant consideration.
Scientists Explore Cloud Brightening to Counter Super El Niño Effects
A controversial geoengineering technique could potentially mitigate extreme weather associated with the current Super El Niño by making clouds more reflective.
Extinct Cicada Species Could Return to UK Forests After Egg Discovery
Conservationists are working to reintroduce the singing insect, last heard in the UK in the 1990s, after successfully acquiring eggs from France.
Beachgoers' Photos Become Citizen Science for Coastal Change
A new project enlists the public to photograph coastlines, providing valuable data on erosion and climate impacts.
June 2026 Revealed as Second Hottest on Record Amid Super El Niño
Global average temperatures and ocean surface temperatures reached record highs, with western Europe experiencing its hottest June ever due to an intense heatwave.
June Shatters Global Temperature Records, Fuels European Heatwaves
The second hottest June on record globally coincides with the hottest June ever for Western Europe, driven by a strengthening Super El Niño and persistent ocean warmth.
Drax Power Station Reports Record Carbon Emissions Amid Subsidy Controversy
The UK's largest single emitter generated 14.1 million tonnes of CO2e in 2025, receiving nearly £1 billion in public subsidies.