EEnvironment Read More The race for Paris: Will more armed police and more cameras make the city safer?March 13, 2026 Is it safe to walk the streets of Paris? Fewer and fewer Parisians certainly seem to think so.…
EEnvironment Read More The Urgent Need for Policy and Industrial RecyclingMarch 13, 2026 Across Africa, waste tyres are an urban environmental burden that are quite hard to miss. These wastes sit…
EEnvironment Read More UK energy prices are soaring – and propagandists want to sell you a false reason why | George MonbiotMarch 13, 2026 These are burning, smoking lies. As oil and gas prices soar, thanks to the US and Israel’s attack…
EEnvironment Read More Kazakhstan Mirrors Russia With Vehicle Recycling Fee IncreaseMarch 13, 2026 Kazakhstan plans to increase the recycling fee for vehicles imported from Russia after officials in Moscow followed through…
EEnvironment Read More This Creature Could Be the Last Species to Go Extinct on EarthMarch 13, 2026 On a bad day for the planet, the first signs would look ordinary at first. A bright streak…
EEnvironment Read More Do we want to keep fixing the same issue? Unlearned lessons from the first big oil crisis | Renewable energyMarch 13, 2026 When Middle Eastern wars sparked an oil crisis in the 1970s, tripling energy prices and throwing economies into…
EEnvironment Read More How much of the Gulf’s water comes from desalination plants? | US-Israel war on Iran NewsMarch 13, 2026 The United States-Israeli war on Iran has exposed the vulnerability of critical water infrastructure in a region that…
EEnvironment Read More Earth’s ice is melting: Where and how fast?March 13, 2026 PARIS, March 13 — Melting glaciers and ice sheets are raising sea levels while the Arctic is poised to…
EEnvironment Read More Mining’s toxic timebomb: dams full of poisonous waste are dotted around the world. What happens when they burst? | MiningMarch 13, 2026 As soon as the barrier broke, a flood of poison brought death to the river. Gushing through the…
EEnvironment Read More Can species evolve fast enough to survive as the planet heats up?March 13, 2026 A cracked riverbed along the Sacramento River during a drought in California Kyle Grillot/Bloomberg via Getty Images For…
EEnvironment Read More Stalling ASEAN renewables leave gap for Japan’s fossil fuel tech pushMarch 13, 2026 The Japan-led Asia Zero Emission Community, which embraces a “one goal, various pathways” to decarbonization, is not only supporting…
EEnvironment Read More North Sea Drilling Won’t Protect Europe from Global Price ShocksMarch 13, 2026 When tensions around the Strait of Hormuz began rattling energy markets again, the reaction was entirely predictable. Tanker…