Liebreich: The Pragmatic Climate Reset – Part II: A Provocation
2. Reset climate targets Next, it’s time to put the decade of 1.5°C behind us. A bit of…
Corals growing on North Sea oil rigs rehomed on artificial reef
Kevin KeaneScotland environment, energy and rural affairs correspondent BBC Researchers took the coral to the St Abbs Marine…
‘It’s a lot of fear’: the rise of ecoanxiety on the frontline of climate breakdown | Environment
“We have lost so much already, and we don’t realise it,” says Eparama Qerewaqa, recalling the cyclones that…
Japanese Scientists Create First Recyclable Battery That Dissolves in Warm Water
IN A NUTSHELL 🔋 Researchers at Tohoku University have developed an innovative recyclable aqueous battery. 🌊 The new…
‘There is only one player’: why China is becoming a world leader in green energy | Environment
China’s vital statistics Chinese power took on an old-fashioned hue in the past week with a huge military…
Octopus arm flexibility facilitates complex behaviors in diverse natural environments
Arm actions Twelve arm actions were identified from 15 behaviors with a total of 3,907 actions recorded from…
How Eco-Friendly Containers Are Transforming the Industry – Expert Insights
Sandeep Singh Founder Of Rubystone Hospitality Sustainable packaging is rapidly becoming the norm across industries. Companies are switching…
‘Disappearing like dominos’: Scientists seek to save endangered species in China’s longest river
By Rebecca Ann Hughes & NG HAN GUAN with AP Published on 10/09/2025 – 15:45 GMT+2 ADVERTISEMENT A dozen sleek grey Yangtze finless…
‘It’s better than plastic and cheaper’: 20 sustainable swaps that worked (and saved you money) | Homes
As a constant cycle of studies reveal the harm plastic does to our health – from particles found…
How to Tell If Your Outdoor Air Is Safe
When George Thurston leaves his cottage in the woods of Waccabuc, N.Y., to head for work, a pollution…
There’s still a giant sea creature in the ocean that no one has ever seen alive
Far beneath the surface, in the deep, dark waters of the ocean, a slender and shadowy figure glides…
What scientists just found on shark teeth could mean bad news for the ocean
Even the fiercest predators in the sea aren’t immune to climate change—and their weakness may lie in a…