EEnvironment Read More Himalayan balsam cleared at Oswaldtwistle nature reserveSeptember 13, 2026 The effort took place near Jack House Reservoir in Oswaldtwistle, where United Utilities volunteers teamed up with the…
EEnvironment Read More The bird that changed Ecuador: how a chance discovery of a rare species helped to save many more | EcuadorSeptember 13, 2026 I have to confess that I rarely enjoy birding in montane cloud forests. The birds that live in…
EEnvironment Read More How Exo Engineering is building biodiversity into the seabedSeptember 13, 2026 Developers are no longer focused solely on minimising environmental impacts. Regulators, policymakers and stakeholders are increasingly looking for…
EEnvironment Read More Weatherwatch: soil moisture deficit – how dry are the UK’s thirsty soils? | SoilSeptember 13, 2026 When the ground is thoroughly wet, after excess rainwater has run off it is said to be at…
EEnvironment Read More Joseph Nguthiru: Turning the world’s most invasive plant into bioplasticSeptember 13, 2026 Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The…
EEnvironment Read More Priced out of Melbourne, an Australian couple bought 1.5 hectares in Tasmania for $330,000; in 2022 they began a recycled bottle Earthship and completed the home nearly three years later for $880,000September 13, 2026 For Matt Ellis and Kate Tucker, buying a home in Melbourne became a familiar cycle of hope, bidding…
EEnvironment Read More Plastics Recycling: TotalEnergies Becomes the Sole Owner ofSeptember 13, 2026 Paris, September 11, 2026 – As part of the restructuring of Plastic Energy’s shareholding, TotalEnergies agreed to acquire…
EEnvironment Read More Global Microplastics Regulations: How Governments Are Rewriting the Rulebook to Curb Plastic Pollution at Its SourceSeptember 13, 2026 A plastic bag can be banned. A bottle can be collected and recycled. But microplastics are different. They…
EEnvironment Read More Where El Nino is already making its markSeptember 13, 2026 In some parts of the world, El Nino can trigger erratic changes in precipitation and wind. That can…
EEnvironment Read More Will building more homes to solve the housing crisis cost us our trees?September 13, 2026 As we build more homes to tackle the housing crisis some worry trees will become collateral damage. But…
EEnvironment Read More Water supplies disrupted in Eling and Totton after four mains burstSeptember 13, 2026 Water from a burst water pipe on Thursday afternoon caused flooding, leading police to warn drivers and residents…
EEnvironment Read More A plant in Magdeburg takes 1 old solar panel apart in the order it was built and recovers 98 percent of its weight, where a shredder handling the same panel would turn the silver and silicon into powderSeptember 13, 2026 A solar module is a sandwich, and that is the whole difficulty. Glass on the front, cells in…