Climate Change

Screen Time for Under-Fives Should Be Limited

Published: Friday, 27 March 2026 The English Chronicle Desk The English Chronicle Online — Health Parents have been urged to restrict screen time for children under the age of five to no more than one hour per day, following new guidance from health experts. The recommendation comes amid growing concerns about the impact of prolonged exposure to digital devices on young children’s development. The advice, issued by child health specialists,...

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UK Energy Reform Could Cut Bills by £200

Published: 19 March 2026. The English Chronicle Desk. The English Chronicle Online. Household energy bills across the United Kingdom could fall significantly under new reform proposals. A recent report suggests that removing gas from price setting may reduce costs annually. Experts believe this change could save households up to two hundred pounds each year. The current UK energy system allows gas to determine electricity prices most of the time. In...

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Concern Over Six Weeks of Sewage Discharge Into River

Published: March 17, 2026 The English Chronicle Desk The English Chronicle Online Environmental concerns have been raised after reports that sewage was discharged into a river for a continuous period of six weeks, prompting questions about infrastructure oversight and water quality monitoring. Local residents and environmental campaigners expressed alarm after learning of the prolonged pumping activity, arguing that extended discharges can have significant ecological consequences. River systems affected by untreated...

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Millions Left Without Power as Grid Fails

Published: March 17, 2026 The English Chronicle Desk The English Chronicle Online Millions of residents across Cuba have been left without electricity following a major collapse of the national power grid, deepening concerns about the country’s ageing infrastructure and ongoing energy crisis. Authorities confirmed that widespread outages affected multiple provinces after the system experienced a significant failure. The blackout disrupted homes, businesses, hospitals, and essential public services, with reports indicating...

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Net Zero by 2050 ‘Cheaper Than One Fossil Fuel Crisis’

Published: 11 March 2026 The English Chronicle Desk The English Chronicle Online – UK News The UK could reach net zero emissions by 2050 for less than the cost of a single fossil fuel crisis, according to new analysis that challenges long‑standing political narratives about the financial burden of decarbonisation. The findings, released by the Climate Change Committee (CCC), argue that the transition to clean energy is not only economically...

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‘Night turned into day’: Iranians tell of strikes on oil depots

Published: 09 March 2026 The English Chronicle Desk The English Chronicle Online Residents of Tehran have described the terrifying moment Israeli airstrikes hit multiple oil storage facilities in the Iranian capital, with one telling the BBC that the explosions were so bright "it was as if night had turned into day" . The strikes on Saturday evening sparked massive fires across four oil storage facilities and an oil production transfer centre...

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Sycamore Gap tree sapling takes root in Manchester

Published: 06 March 2026 The English Chronicle Desk The English Chronicle Online A sapling grown from the seeds of the famous Sycamore Gap tree has been planted in Manchester, becoming a living symbol of hope and resilience for one of the city's most tight-knit communities. The young tree was planted on Wednesday at Scotland Hall Road Park in Newton Heath by Easy Come, Easy Grow Mcr CIC, a community group...

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Community farm appeal to cover thousands in repairs

Published: 06 March 2026 The English Chronicle Desk The English Chronicle Online A community farm that has served as a green haven for volunteers and visitors for years is urgently appealing for public support to raise thousands of pounds for essential repairs. The farm, which relies heavily on donations and the goodwill of volunteers, is facing significant costs to fix deteriorating infrastructure that has reached the end of its lifespan....

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Huge Ship Carrying Wind Farm Parts Docks in Leith

Published: March 6, 2026The English Chronicle DeskThe English Chronicle Online — delivering trusted global reporting with clarity, balance, and depth. A massive cargo vessel carrying crucial components for offshore wind farms has docked at the Port of Leith in Edinburgh, marking another significant step in Scotland’s expanding renewable energy industry and reinforcing the port’s growing role as a strategic hub for the offshore wind sector. The vessel arrived loaded with...

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Study Says Only Two Nations May Survive Nuclear War

Published: March 6, 2026 | The English Chronicle Desk | The English Chronicle Online A new scientific study has warned that only two countries may be capable of sustaining their populations after a large-scale nuclear war, predicting that most of the world could face catastrophic food shortages as survivors struggle to find enough to eat. The research, conducted by international climate and food security experts, explores the potential consequences of...

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