Bowling green’s ‘unbelievable’ 86C temperature highlights need for urban heat mitigation
Avid lawn bowls player Ian Von Stanke regularly hits the greens during summer and knows how scorching the…
Thousands of pollution incidents in England downgraded without site visit, data suggests | Environment Agency
Environment Agency (EA) staff have downgraded thousands of serious pollution incidents by water companies in England without visiting…
Gippsland wildlife carer uses dental technique to save injured turtles
In Victoria’s east, turtles aren’t just crossing roads, they’re crossing the operating table on a farm for a…
George Mason Charitable Trust donates $5m to University of Waikato for research
The research aims to strengthen understanding of the connections between nature and society, and support the development of…
NASA to send first Black, first female astronauts to moon
NASA is preparing to launch a mission to the moon — and it’s making history for more reasons…
Canada’s critical minerals push faces capital gap: RBC
Canada has channelled just 11% of its mining capital into critical minerals over the past 25 years, leaving…
Most US coal plants could meet air pollution rules. Trump weakened them anyway | Trump administration
Almost all coal-fired power plants in the US had the ability to comply with rules limiting their emission…
Winter getting shorter in 80% of major US cities, new data shows | US weather
For the millions of people across the United States who have spent the last month digging themselves out…
‘We’re starting to find a lot more weirdness’: These strange animals can control their body heat
In 1774, British physician-scientist Charles Blagden received an unusual invitation from a fellow physician: to spend time in…
From Mine to Recovery: The Case for Nickel Recycling in Europe
Support CleanTechnica’s work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. A new study examines the carbon footprint benefits…
From white goods to ‘driver Tizer’: volunteers pick up slack in England’s fly-tipping crisis | Waste
Last Wednesday, in a layby outside Brackley, Northamptonshire, Trish Savill and her band of self-styled Wombles proudly took…
Dirty water, death and decline: the inside story of a privatisation scandal | Water
Sarah Lambert took her usual morning swim for 40 minutes off Exmouth town beach before her volunteer shift…