EEnvironment Read More Impacts of nature-inclusive urban development on well-being and fairness perceptionsApril 10, 2026 WWF Living Planet Report 2022 – Building a Nature-Positive Society (WWF, 2022). Simkin, R. D., Seto, K. C.,…
EEnvironment Read More New mahogany species found in Zanzibar — but fewer than 30 trees remainApril 10, 2026 A small group of mahogany trees were found growing along a 200-meter (650-foot) stretch of shoreline…
EEnvironment Read More Geothermal has the chance to get it right the first time aroundApril 10, 2026 Photo credit: Robert Rozbora / Shutterstock Across the U.S., every major energy source faces community opposition. Wind and…
EEnvironment Read More Carbon market development in Africa: Ethiopia as a modelApril 10, 2026 Land resource potential and carbon market investment benefits Our mapping suggests that Ethiopia has significant potential for land-based…
EEnvironment Read More Europeans want more renewables, even if it increases energy bills – POLITICOApril 10, 2026 EU officials have seized on the crisis to reinforce a case they have been making since Russia’s invasion…
EEnvironment Read More The Green Compliance loopholeApril 10, 2026 In today’s Finshots, we talk about the green compliance loophole that could make or break our recycling goals.…
EEnvironment Read More Japan to tighten restrictions on metal, plastic waste exportsApril 10, 2026 Environment Preapproval process aims to encourage domestic use and ensure proper disposal New rules seek to stop irresponsible practices…
EEnvironment Read More EU Eases Methane Rules to Keep Oil and Gas FlowingApril 10, 2026 The European Union is preparing to loosen methane rules on imported oil and gas as the bloc scrambles…
EEnvironment Read More Bright idea shines hope on struggling pollinatorsApril 9, 2026 Red light therapy has long been used by humans to improve skin health, slow signs of ageing and…
EEnvironment Read More Why environmental policy must integrate behavioural change [Commentary]April 9, 2026 Much of environmental policy rests on a familiar assumption: that if people understand the problem, they will…
EEnvironment Read More What are the health impacts of sea-level rise, and who should pay? | HealthApril 9, 2026 In November in Solomon Islands, the former Tongan health minister Dr Saia Ma’u Piukala stood outside the main…
EEnvironment Read More After losing a key uranium mine in Niger, France turns to Botswana for new mining deals as Europe scrambles for supplyApril 9, 2026 French nuclear group Orano has launched what industry sources describe as a discreet diplomatic push targeting Botswana’s uranium…