Identifying and closing gaps in corporate reporting of ocean impacts
Jouffray, J. B., Blasiak, R., Norström, A. V., Österblom, H. & Nyström, M. The blue acceleration: the trajectory…
Food and garden organic waste bin system on verge of collapse across WA’s South West
As more Perth councils bring in a third bin for food waste, some of WA’s earliest adopters of…
European Commission doubles financial support to Greenland to gain influence in the Arctic
ADVERTISEMENT It’s a strong signal that speaks volumes about Europe’s ambitions in the Arctic region. Last week, the…
Giant invasive oyster species spreads through Queensland waters
As Australia grapples with the economic and environmental cost of biosecurity failures including fire ants, varroa mite and…
Are Floating Spheres the Answer to Saving Coral Reefs?
Each “ark” can shelter around 400 fish. Photo: Coralarks.org Ty Roach says most reef restoration projects fail within…
Old oil wells are getting a new job – storing carbon
For over a century, oil and gas companies have been pulling carbon out of the ground in the…
Vape ban isn’t working, says waste firm boss
Ben KingBusiness reporter Biffa Vapes at Biffa recycling facility in Aldridge, Staffordshire The ban on disposable vapes is…
Investigating solar glass quality for recycling in new glass products – pv magazine International
A team of Japanese scientists explored how typical PV panel component materials affect the ability to re-use end-of-life…
Limestone Coast is a food bowl and forestry powerhouse, but its water supply is under threat
South Australia’s Limestone Coast has a reputation for its abundant, lush terrain in Australia’s driest state. But below…
China’s Desert Solar Farms Don’t Just Generate Power—They’re Irreversibly Transforming Fragile Ecosystems
Large solar farms in the deserts of China are not only producing vast amounts of electricity but also…
Canada to Boost Ship Recycling Capacity on the West Coast
Canada is working to increase its ship recycling capacity on the West Coast in order to accommodate…
Bottom trawling to continue in English protected waters, government rules | Fishing
Seabed bottom trawling, described by the chair of a Commons committee as a “destructive” fishing practice, will continue…