Norfolk firm Crisp Malt wins global award for recycling bags
Crisp Malt, based in Great Ryburgh near Fakenham, has been recognised for the environmental impact of its Return-a-Bag programme, which…
Industry can dodge fuel shocks by electrifying. What’s…
Steel and sweatshirts. Trucks and smartphones. Snickers and beer. The stuff in modern life requires huge amounts of dirty…
Brussels mulls scrapping methane fines amid energy crisis – leak
The European Commission is considering suspending methane fines for oil and gas producers during gas shortages, emergency storage…
‘An epidemic of flies, rats, waste and foul odours’: health fears in Cuba as US oil blockade halts rubbish collection | Cuba
As thick smoke spread through the narrow streets of Havana, seeping into homes, schools and shops, Carlos Blanco,…
France moves carrier into Red Sea ahead of potential Hormuz mission
PARIS — France is deploying the carrier strike group centered on the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier into…
Canadian Natural Says Pipeline Needed to Unlock Oil Sands Growth
Canada’s oil sands can grow, but getting the barrels out of the country is a problem. This is…
How to drive progress on the green transition | Renewable energy
Your editorial is spot-on (The Guardian view on the green transition: politicians should speed it up – and…
Arabica Coffee Retreats in Hopes the Strait of Hormuz Will Soon Reopen
Dark roasted coffee beans with scoop by Rattanapol via Shutterstock July arabica coffee (KCN26) on Wednesday closed down…
Drone captures incredible 10-tonne whale rescue in Australia
Whale rescuers in Australia have shared uplifting footage of the moment a young humpback whale swam back to…
Stellantis opens first MEA vehicle dismantling hub in Morocco
The facility, located in Casablanca, is designed to dismantle up to 10,000 end-of-life vehicles annually and recover…
Both left and right are deluding themselves about the scale of the energy crisis Britain faces | Ewan Gibbs
First it was Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, now it is the blockade of the world’s petroleum artery…
Portugal has just used up its natural resources for 2026. Is the rest of Europe doing any better?
As of today (7 May), Portugal has exhausted the natural resources it has available for 2026. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT…