All Bournemouth and Poole residents to get food waste collections
The majority of people in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole already receive food waste collections. A new service will…
Men charged with fly-tipping offence in Hertfordshire as van gets stuck
Two men have been charged after a van was found stuck in mud next to a large amount…
Trump officials sue California cities over laws to restrict fossil fuels | California
The Trump administration sued two California cities on Monday, seeking to block local laws that restrict natural gas…
Busting the 5 biggest myths about renewable energy
Worries about the longevity of EV batteries are also unfounded. Only one percent of batteries manufactured since 2015…
Herefordshire fly-tipping prosecution dip ‘not full picture’
He said many cases were prosecuted under related legislation such as duty of care and waste offences, “where…
Third home on erosion-hit Thorpeness coastline to be demolished
Richard Daniel,in Thorpeness and George King Richard Daniel/BBC Sea defences have been put in place in a bid…
Croatia’s electricity system led by renewables for first time
by croatiaweek January 5, 2026 in News Solar-powered building construction in Garešnica Croatia recorded a landmark year for…
Midlothian bins to be collected every three weeks
Tuesday January 6th 2026 Councillor Dianne Alexander gets a demonstration from recycling staff as the first of Midlothian’s…
Ford promises fixes after blue bin pickup under privatized system has rough start in Toronto
Listen to this article Estimated 4 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology.…
‘It’s been insane’: King Tides, storms bring 4th day of flooding to Marin County
CORTE MADERA, Calif. (KGO) — In the North Bay, it’s been another stressful day for residents in Marin…
Tropical Cyclone Jenna the second system to lash Cocos Keeling Islands in less than two weeks
It has been an unusually busy cyclone season for northern Western Australia, with the Cocos Keeling Islands lashed…
Hundreds of thousands of salmon are returning to the Elwha River after the U.S. dismantled two fish passage dams built in 1913 and 1927 that reduced migration from “hundreds of thousands” to just a few thousand per year; the project is controversial, seems like a last resort, and could reshape river restoration
After nearly a century of being blocked, fish and salmon are once again migrating up the Elwha River:…