EEnvironment Read More Power, water and sewerage prices across the NT increase by 5.3 per cent from todayJuly 1, 2026 Power, water and sewerage prices in the Northern Territory will rise by 5.3 per cent from today, higher…
EEnvironment Read More Why Los Angeles dropped 96 million black balls into drinking water | World NewsJuly 1, 2026 Millions of black plastic balls floating on a drinking water reservoir might sound like an environmental disaster, but…
EEnvironment Read More Renewables Hit Record 58% Share of Germany’s Power ConsumptionJuly 1, 2026 Renewable energy accounted for a record-high 58% of Germany’s electricity consumption in the first half of 2026, up…
EEnvironment Read More America’s Best Towns to Visit in 2026July 1, 2026 American communities have never been more essential. In towns and cities, we get out and meet people who…
EEnvironment Read More Meet Vinisha Umashankar: The teen who took a solar ironing cart to the UN climate stage and stunned world leaders |July 1, 2026 Climate conferences are usually remembered for negotiations between governments, emissions targets and lengthy policy discussions. During the 2021…
EEnvironment Read More Costa Rica lost nearly half its forests in just a few decades, then planted millions of trees and became one of the world’s greatest reforestation success stories |July 1, 2026 By the 1980s, Costa Rica was facing an environmental crisis that few could have imagined just decades earlier.…
EEnvironment Read More Climate Change: Degrees of denial: Paris blames US for climate change in heated exchangeJuly 1, 2026 Heatwave has left France counting more than 1,300 deaths in a few weeks (Picture credit: Reuters) TOI correspondant…
EEnvironment Read More New big battery begins operations in state stung by worst wind “drought” in seven yearsJuly 1, 2026 A new big battery has swung into full commercial operations in South Australia, the state whose grid last…
EEnvironment Read More Coffee grounds become biofuel using flame plasma pyrolysisJuly 1, 2026 Humans drink approximately 400 billion cups of coffee annually, leaving behind 18 million tonnes of wet coffee grounds,…
EEnvironment Read More Sydney’s warmest June on recordJuly 1, 2026 The first month of winter 2026 was exceptionally warm for eastern Australia, with Sydney registering its warmest June…
EEnvironment Read More Asbestos finding at City Health Centre forces multi-day closure | The Canberra TimesJuly 1, 2026 A community health centre in Canberra city will be shut for at least three days after asbestos was…
EEnvironment Read More World’s oceans experience hottest June ever, scientists say more heat ahead | Climate NewsJuly 1, 2026 European Union monitors say the first half of 2026 was ‘marked by sustained and exceptional ocean warmth’ and…