Parts of Scotland suffering significant water scarcity, warns Sepa
Parts of Scotland continue to face significant water scarcity, the Scottish Environmental Protection Agency (Sepa) has warned. On…
With Asia and the Pacific on the front lines of the climate crisis, WHO unveils an ambitious blueprint for action on climate and health
The World Health Organization (WHO) today launched its first-ever regional strategy for climate and health action, alongside health…
Birth of mountain bongo at Woburn ‘win for global conservation’
Another male calf was born at Woburn in May this year, to first-time mother Odongo and father Sonny.…
Newborn giant otters add to world’s largest romp in New Forest
Sophie CridlandSouth of England Yvonne West The three babies passed their health checks in October Three giant otter…
Caravan found in Slapton as fly tipping investigation opens
Images published by Buckinghamshire Fly-Tipping on October 18 show that the interior of vehicle has been completely destroyed,…
Newborn giant otters add to world’s largest romp in New Forest
Three giant otter cubs born through a breeding programme have boosted the world’s largest captive population of the…
Clean air is the new frontier of global cooperation | Environment
As the Group of 20 leaders gather in Cape Town, clean air features on the agenda as a…
Sewer upgrades promised after ‘disgusting’ spills
Local resident Steve Palmer, who first contacted the BBC about the issue last year, said he was still…
Lack of action on fly-tipping by Bridgend council frustrating residents
Huw Griffiths In 2023-24, Bridgend Council recorded 1,510 incidents of fly-tipping Many residents have “given up” reporting incidents…
China’s power paradox: Record renewables, continued coal
China is improving its infrastructure for long-distance power trading, “but it’s definitely not where it needs to be”,…
Lack of action on fly-tipping by Bridgend council frustrating residents
But five years on, Mr Griffiths, the group’s secretary, said they had been continually “frustrated” by further incidents…
Two areas of Oxfordshire “lagging behind” on Net zero targets
Two Oxfordshire councils have admitted their districts are “lagging behind” on plans to reach net zero by 2045.…