Amazon wants to help the Colorado River, but we still don’t know how much water the company uses
Amazon plans to spend $20 million on water conservation projects along the Colorado River, a crucial but dwindling…
Ecologists walked matching 200-meter transects across solar farms planted for wildlife in England’s East Anglian Fens and counted 35 birds on each solar pass against 12 on the cropland beside it, corn buntings and yellowhammers among the birds now working the rows between the panels
Thirty-five birds on one side, twelve on the other, and both counts came from walking the exact same…
Wildlife will be affected by current drought for years to come, UK government says | Drought
Wildlife in England and Wales will be affected by the current drought for years to come, the government…
The Energy Transition Has a Speed Advantage That Cost Models Miss
Power technologies are usually compared by asking how much their electricity costs. That is no longer enough. Electricity…
California braces for record El Niño storms as governor declares emergency | California
California is bracing for a record breaking El Niño that is expected to bring severe winter storms and…
BCRS kicks in on Oct 1: What you need to know
Singapore’s Beverage Container Recycling Scheme (BCRS) is approaching full implementation on Oct 1, after a transition period that…
More than 150,000 underwater explosives used to deter seals at Tasmanian salmon farms since 2016 | Tasmania
More than 150,000 underwater explosives have been used to deter seals at Tasmanian salmon farms since 2016, according…
Leinster residents twice as likely to complain about alleged hosepipe ban breaches – The Irish Times
People in Leinster were almost twice as likely to report their neighbours for washing cars, watering gardens and…
Japan is famous for its spotless streets. So why are public rubbish bins so hard to find?
So why isn’t there more litter on the streets? Yoshida cautions against attributing Japan’s cleanliness to some uniquely…
Arctic Melt Season Length Levels Off
For decades, Arctic sea ice has been melting earlier in spring and freezing later in fall, extending the…
Millions of dollars in funding but still no plan: can Quebec save its caribou from extinction? | Wildlife
The caribou of Quebec are at breaking point. The province, home to 15% of Canada’s population of woodland…
Why the fight against pollution depends on better data
Faulty environmental data is not merely an academic problem. It can lead to flawed policies, wasted resources and…