EEnvironment Read More Japan’s beam tech transforms forever plastics into reusable feedstockJuly 26, 2025 Researchers in Japan have developed a method that reduces the energy needed to recycle Teflon by 50%, using…
EEnvironment Read More Here’s a case for why AI should pay for the environmental damage it causesJuly 26, 2025 Last week, Laurence Tubiana, chief executive officer of the European Climate Foundation, a non-profit research and advocacy group,…
EEnvironment Read More Make wet wipe producers pay for polluting England’s waterways, says report | PollutionJuly 26, 2025 Wet wipe producers should be charged to remove their pollution from England’s waterways, the author of a government…
EEnvironment Read More Goldfish, traps and electric currents: Inside Canada’s quiet war against invasive carpJuly 26, 2025 With long wires trailing from its bow like steel whiskers, the Department of Fisheries and Oceans research vessel…
EEnvironment Read More Safety concerns prompt renewed push for community liaison role in Cambridge BayJuly 26, 2025 Cambridge Bay is seeking funding to join a new community safety pilot program, as concerns about public safety…
EEnvironment Read More Ottawa-Gatineau could see 24,000 public service job cuts by 2028: report – CTV NewsJuly 26, 2025 Ottawa-Gatineau could see 24,000 public service job cuts by 2028: report CTV NewsNumber of federal public service jobs could…
EEnvironment Read More Antarctic phytoplankton communities restructure under shifting sea-ice regimesJuly 26, 2025 Basu, S. & Mackey, K. Phytoplankton as key mediators of the biological carbon pump: their responses to a…
EEnvironment Read More a historic agreement between Mexico and US is ramping up border tensionJuly 26, 2025 As climate change drives rising temperatures and changes in rainfall, Mexico and the US are in the middle…
EEnvironment Read More ‘We’re watching it get worse all the time’: as fish vanish in SA’s algal bloom, livelihoods are also at stake | South AustraliaJuly 26, 2025 Nathan Eatts can remember the last day he caught a squid. It was 18 April, a few weeks…
EEnvironment Read More For World’s Oceans, an Unwanted Heat RecordJuly 25, 2025 A new study finds that 2023 set an alarming record for marine heatwaves, with 96% of the…
EEnvironment Read More We are undergoing unprecedented loss of freshwater across the planetJuly 25, 2025 Water is being depleted at sites around the world Intensive groundwater pumping, evaporation and melting due to rising…
EEnvironment Read More Roofs torn off, possible tornado: Severe thunderstorms hit Quebec hardJuly 25, 2025 Published on Jul. 25, 2025, 11:33 AM Severe thunderstorms struck Thursday evening, causing nearly 50,000 power outages and…