EEnvironment Read More A rare ‘super’ El Niño is looking more likely. Here’s what to expectJune 1, 2026 A cyclical weather phenomenon that can drive flooding in one continent and drought in another looks increasingly likely…
EEnvironment Read More Constant renewable energy is beginning to look like a real possibilityMay 31, 2026 The government’s Warm Homes Plan aims to make homes warmer, cheaper to run and lower-carbon, while also tackling…
EEnvironment Read More Binman issues guidance to all residents who wait until 6am to put their bin outMay 31, 2026 Refuse collector and social media ‘binfluencer’, Ashley has issued a warning to anyone who forgets to put their…
EEnvironment Read More Plastic headed for landfills is being turned into gasoline, diesel, and jet fuel in Mexico, and Petgas is sparking an uncomfortable debate about what “recycling” really meansMay 31, 2026 Plastic that might have ended up in a landfill, on a beach, or floating through a river is…
EEnvironment Read More Gold Coast beach erosion sparks metal-detecting boom with some making ‘about $1,000 a month’May 31, 2026 Large swells battering Gold Coast beaches have created ideal conditions for uncovering hidden treasures, according to an increasing…
EEnvironment Read More Local government could also do more to help with the cost of living | Renewable energyMay 31, 2026 Your editorial is right that the government could be doing more to help with the cost of living…
EEnvironment Read More York – Acomb Opens Gardens sells out its first eventMay 31, 2026 The Press went along to the inaugural Acomb Open Gardens today (Sunday, May 31) and spoke to participants…
EEnvironment Read More US chemical tank disasters remain rare despite recent incidents, experts say | US newsMay 31, 2026 For several tense days last week, tens of thousands of southern California residents were left wondering whether a…
EEnvironment Read More The Race to Build the World’s Largest Solar Farms Is AcceleratingMay 31, 2026 Over the last two decades, solar panels have fallen in price while efficiency has increased. Greater uptake and…
EEnvironment Read More Resumption of Brazil’s Coffee Harvest Hammers PricesMay 31, 2026 Coffee beans in canvas sack by Bragin Alexey via Shutterstock July arabica coffee (KCN26) on Friday closed down…
EEnvironment Read More West London residents urge council to remove ‘visual pollution’ banners from listed parkMay 31, 2026 The banners put up in Bishop’s Park provide wayfinding for the nearby Fulham Pier Residents have argued the…
EEnvironment Read More East Coast rocked by sonic boom as meteorologist reveals causeMay 31, 2026 A sonic boom that left people across New England looking to the sky was likely a meteor, according…