EEnvironment Read More Israel’s government is also at war with the environmentSeptember 7, 2025 The heads of the “Heschel Center for Sustainability” never imagined Education Minister Yoav Kisch would go this far.…
EEnvironment Read More US has air pollution problem but nobody seems to noticeSeptember 7, 2025 One day earlier this month, New York City won the dubious title of seventh most polluted major city…
EEnvironment Read More Why This Couple Quit Microsoft to Challenge Its Fossil Fuel TiesSeptember 7, 2025 Will and Holly Alpine loved their jobs at Microsoft, which made quitting to protest the company’s work with…
EEnvironment Read More The Ancient Oxygen Flood That Let Life Conquer the Deep OceanSeptember 7, 2025 An artist’s rendering of a prehistoric jawed fish from the Late Devonian called Dunkleosteus. These sorts of large,…
EEnvironment Read More World’s biggest iceberg, A23a, has broken upSeptember 7, 2025 Facebook Tweet Email Link The world’s largest iceberg is “rapidly breaking up” into several large “very large chunks,”…
EEnvironment Read More The Pacific’s united front on climate action is splintering over deep-sea miningSeptember 7, 2025 In recent years, Pacific island nations have earned global credibility as champions of climate action. Pacific leaders view…
EEnvironment Read More Irish scientists say early blackberries and conkers are bad news for the environmentSeptember 7, 2025 ‘Climate chaos’ is disrupting Ireland’s plants, which will have a knock-on affect on the animals that rely on…
EEnvironment Read More US researchers develop low-cost recycling for LFP batteriesSeptember 7, 2025 The team led by chemistry professor Kyoung-Shin Choi focused specifically on recycling LFP batteries, or lithium iron phosphate…
EEnvironment Read More River Itchen study reveals chronic contaminationSeptember 7, 2025 Jon CuthillEnvironment correspondent, BBC South Samples of river water were carefully gathered by a team of citizen scientists…
EEnvironment Read More new research reveals state involvementSeptember 7, 2025 North Korea is notorious for its illicit trade in weapons and narcotics. But a new investigation that I…
EEnvironment Read More Where do wind turbines go to die? These scientists have a planSeptember 7, 2025 It is supposedly the cleanest of green technologies — but wind power has a dirty secret. When turbines…
EEnvironment Read More Geneva Plastics Pollution Treaty Negotiations Scuttled by the United StatesSeptember 7, 2025 In Geneva earlier this month, the world tried for a sixth time to negotiate a plastics treaty, and…