EEnvironment Read More How birds are spreading plastic pollutionMarch 20, 2026 Hungry gulls do not only steal our chips and sandwiches. They learn our habits, and look for reliable…
EEnvironment Read More Air pollution linked to greater health risks in poorer European regions, study findsMarch 20, 2026 Regions with higher poverty levels and lower renewable energy adoption are at the highest risk of mortality associated…
EEnvironment Read More US states sue Trump EPA over decision to repeal bedrock climate finding | Climate crisisMarch 20, 2026 A coalition of 24 states, alongside a dozen cities and counties, has sued the Trump administration over its…
EEnvironment Read More Arabica Coffee Closes Lower on a Bumper Brazil Crop and Abundant ICE InventoriesMarch 20, 2026 Coffee in a cup on a background of coffee beans by Zadorozhnyi Viktor via Shutterstock May arabica coffee…
EEnvironment Read More Poland’s new deposit-refund system has doubled plastic bottle recycling, says climate ministerMarch 20, 2026 Keep our news free from ads and paywalls by making a donation to support our work! Notes from…
EEnvironment Read More Cuba sets a solar power world record as it makes major strides in its renewable energy driveMarch 19, 2026 Cuba has set a solar power world record as it made a major stride in its renewable energy…
EEnvironment Read More Australia’s far north Queensland faces biggest cyclone ‘in living memory’ as Narelle reaches category 5March 19, 2026 Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The…
EEnvironment Read More how environmentalists have used the law to defend communitiesMarch 19, 2026 Environmental activists in South Africa have been waging legal battles against the state and mining companies for years.…
EEnvironment Read More Polar vortexes, reindeer heart and a chance of frostbite: The surfers chasing waves in the ArcticMarch 19, 2026 It was only after climbing out of the frigid Barents Sea, when he stopped to admire the icy…
EEnvironment Read More King opens world’s longest managed coastal walk – but much of it is still closed off | WalkingMarch 19, 2026 The longest managed coastal walking route in the world has been opened by the king at the Seven…
EEnvironment Read More EU to reject fur-farming ban despite enormous petition – POLITICOMarch 19, 2026 The draft marks a significant setback for campaigners and several member countries that had hoped the Commission would…
EEnvironment Read More Indigenous-led renewable energy projects offer benefits that reach far beyond reducing carbon emissionsMarch 19, 2026 The number of renewable energy projects that are fully or partly Indigenous-owned is growing quickly in Canada, and…