EEnvironment Read More Binman warns ‘do not’ put item found in most UK homes in ‘any of your bins’May 16, 2026 Anyone who breaks this rule will have their rubbish left behind on collection day Binmen could leave your…
EEnvironment Read More Rise in dolphin and whale sightings in Cyprus prompts increased protection measuresMay 16, 2026 An increasing number of dolphins and other cetaceans have been spotted in waters around Cyprus in recent weeks,…
EEnvironment Read More Energy leaders warn against expanding fossil fuels amid Hormuz shock – WorldMay 16, 2026 ISLAMABAD: As energy disruptions caused by the Strait of Hormuz’s closure create a worldwide crisis, a new study…
EEnvironment Read More US plan for Colorado River could cut up to 40% supply for Arizona, California and Nevada | West CoastMay 16, 2026 The US government has proposed a plan for the drought stricken Colorado River that could cut up to…
EEnvironment Read More Israeli tech company aiming to cool the Earth with masses of tiny particlesMay 16, 2026 An Israeli tech company has revealed the content of tiny particles it hopes will one day be used…
EEnvironment Read More Recycling advisers to check bins at Caerphilly homesMay 16, 2026 The second phase of the council’s “engagement programme” will send advisers to nearly 6,000 homes across the borough…
EEnvironment Read More Antarctica’s sudden sea ice loss is one of the most extreme and confusing events in the modern climate record. Scientists now know why it’s happening.May 16, 2026 Antarctica’s sea ice started shrinking dramatically in 2015 after resisting global warming for decades, and researchers now know…
EEnvironment Read More A closely guarded plan to cool Earth is revealedMay 16, 2026 A company that aims to make billions of dollars by cooling the Earth has lifted the veil of…
EEnvironment Read More Solar power production undercut by coal pollutionMay 16, 2026 Regional differences The researchers note that aerosols can also contribute to cloud formation, which also causes further losses.…
EEnvironment Read More Arctic Roundup: Progress on the Ice Sheet; Breakup Season Looms for Steger » ExplorerswebMay 15, 2026 The remaining expeditions in Svalbard have now concluded. Crossings of the Greenland Ice Sheet, however, are in full…
EEnvironment Read More Europe Doubles Down on the Arctic to Bypass Risky Red Sea Internet RouteMay 15, 2026 With growing instability in the Middle East, the European Union (EU) is considering using the Arctic as…
EEnvironment Read More Wexford lagoon will take up to 20 years to recover from decades of pollution, says Senator – The Irish TimesMay 15, 2026 The recovery of Ireland’s largest saltwater lagoon, Lady’s Island Lake, will take years after four decades of ignored…