Latin America’s Bold Renewable Energy Bet
Latin America is attracting greater attention from international investors thanks to its strong renewable energy and critical mineral…
‘Nothing says love like chemicals’: Valentine’s roses often covered in pesticides, testing finds | Valentine’s Day
Stay away from roses this Valentine’s Day, environmental campaigners have warned after testing revealed them to be heavily…
Over 10 km under the ocean Chinese scientists uncover something beyond imagination
Over 10 km under the ocean Chinese scientists uncover something beyond imagination – Futura-Sciences February 8, 2026 2…
Oil Prices Rise as U.S.-Iran Tensions Simmer
Oil prices rose by 1% early on Wednesday as the U.S.-Iran tensions continue to rise and Israeli Prime…
Hertfordshire recycling sites to require new E-pass system
A Cabinet Panel has approved the introduction of an ‘E-pass’ system, which will be required to use recycling…
Thursday briefing: Britain ​is ​flooding, ​so ​why ​is ​support for ​net ​zero ​drying ​up? | Flooding
Good morning. It has rained for 40 days and 40 nights. No, I’m not reciting the story of…
Stunning village hidden in cove is ‘frozen in time secret’ with unmatched views
This picturesque fishing village has been hailed as one of the prettiest in Cornwall, offering unspoilt coastal views…
Dutch flower growers massively using banned pesticides
Dutch greenhouse flower growers are misusing pesticides on a large scale, including substances that are banned. Authorities reported…
Nose for trouble: Italian town seeks ‘odour evaluators’ to sniff out bad smells | Italy
An Italian town is seeking a crew of sniffers to identify bad smells in its quest to improve…
Spatially explicit global assessment of cropland greenhouse gas emissions circa 2020
We integrated diverse datasets into a harmonized framework, disaggregating to crop level (Supplementary Table 1). We applied the…
This Valentine’s Day, chocolate comes with new risks | Opinions
This Valentine’s Day, chocolate prices are no longer at last year’s peak, but cheap chocolate has not made…
Why some people feel responsible for nature – and others don’t
When environmental problems feel bigger every year, one question keeps coming up: what actually makes people care enough…