Birmingham scientists’ magnet recycling idea goes commercial
David Gregory-KumarScience, environment and rural affairs correspondent BBC An idea has gone from laboratory to a commercial plant…
Massive Edmonton care home battling mice infestation, droppings
The operator of one of the province’s largest long-term care homes says it’s working to address serious concerns…
Deep sea mining is the next geopolitical frontline – and the Pacific is in the crosshairs
When the United States recently escalated its confrontation with Venezuela – carrying out strikes in Caracas and capturing…
The fishing practice of scrapping ocean bottom continues despite protection promises
KYLEAKIN, Scotland — Bally Philp hauls up his baited traps from the waters off Scotland’s Isle of Skye,…
Canada Growth Fund invests $25-million in Ontario rare earths recycling company
Open this photo in gallery: Previous Canadian attempts to commercialize recycling technology haven’t always worked out. Li-Cycle Corp.,…
The nature surprise behind the Winterwatch tepee
Louise CullenAgriculture and environment correspondent, BBC News NI BBC Toby Edwards is a National Trust ranger at Mount…
Dramatic rise in water-related violence recorded since 2022 | Water
Water-related violence has almost doubled since 2022 and little is being done to understand and address the trend…
Earthquakes boost Southern Ocean phytoplankton blooms
Each year, vast blooms of phytoplankton spread across the Southern Ocean, drawing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and…
Air quality improvements recorded in Oxfordshire
David Dickie from Clean Air Henley said the removal of the special measures was “premature” and the AQMAs…
The energy inside: three people powering the green transition
The story of the green transition is often told through technology. But behind the blades and cables are…
Thailand’s endangered ‘sea cows’ are washing ashore – pointing to a crisis in our seas | Environment
Thailand’s Andaman Coast is home to one of the largest dugong populations in the world, with 273 of…
Earthquakes beneath Antarctica may be the reason of rich marine life | World News
Each summer, the Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica turns a brighter shade of green. Vast blooms of phytoplankton spreading…