EEnvironment Read More Sligo animal rescue centre receives funding of €46,000December 17, 2025 Minister Martin Heydon A Sligo animal rescue centre has received funding of €46,000 from a round of funding announced…
EEnvironment Read More China and Mongolia are battling to control massive dust stormsDecember 17, 2025 Dust storms regularly affect northern China, including its capital Beijing. In recent years, Chinese scientists and officials have…
EEnvironment Read More Korea to ban free disposable plastic cupsDecember 17, 2025 Stacks of disposable takeaway cups are seen at a franchise café in Seoul, Sept. 7, 2023. Yonhap The…
EEnvironment Read More Scientists make breakthrough that could revolutionize what happens to common waste: ‘Promising’December 17, 2025 Recycling is often promoted as a fix for the world’s plastic problem. However, according to the Organisation for…
EEnvironment Read More Is the world betting too much on carbon removal technologies? [Explainer]December 17, 2025 Carbon Dioxide Removal techniques are gaining visibility in the global discourse, including in the recently concluded COP30,…
EEnvironment Read More ‘Digitalization isn’t just for high-tech industries’December 17, 2025 The latest computing technology is helping shape a potentially safer future for one of the world’s oldest professions:…
EEnvironment Read More Off the coast of Japan, sea levels are rising … and falling. No one knows whyDecember 17, 2025 Bathtubs and pools mislead us about the ocean: Its surface is anything but flat. Seas pile up in…
EEnvironment Read More Scientists make stunning discovery after lost probe emerges from ocean depths: ‘There’s no going back’December 17, 2025 A missing ocean float that had drifted away and gone missing for two and a half years finally…
EEnvironment Read More ‘What would the neighbours think?’ How social approval is the biggest hurdle to planting treesDecember 17, 2025 ‘Farmer planting has dropped off a cliff’, Teagasc research shows ‘Research has found that while farmers generally express…
EEnvironment Read More Rays and sharks washed up on Kangaroo Island linked to algal bloomDecember 17, 2025 The deaths of several rays and sharks found along a regional South Australian beach have been linked to…
EEnvironment Read More Ireland needs to break link with fossil fuels, says SEAIDecember 17, 2025 A new report from the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) says that although energy related emissions in…
EEnvironment Read More Sweden launches wind-powered car park built from old turbine bladesDecember 17, 2025 Sweden has made great progress on its long-standing renewable energy waste issue after recently launching a car park…