EEnvironment Read More LEGO Surpasses 50% Renewable and Recycled Raw Materials to Make its BricksMarch 15, 2026 The LEGO Group revealed significant progress in its efforts to increase the use of sustainable materials in its…
EEnvironment Read More More than 2,500 invasive species are poised to conquer the Arctic as the ice disappearsMarch 15, 2026 A new Arctic-wide analysis has identified thousands of plant species from outside the region that could survive in…
EEnvironment Read More Misplumbed flats in Worthing are pumping sewage into sea – water firmMarch 15, 2026 Southern Water has been at the centre of a number of incidents, including in January when millions of…
EEnvironment Read More New discovery of rare Lord Howe Island stick insect coloniesMarch 15, 2026 There is renewed hope for the survival of an insect once thought extinct, after two healthy colonies were…
EEnvironment Read More Why we keep swimming in polluted waters – researchersMarch 15, 2026 More than 7.5 million people immerse themselves in lakes, rivers, seas and lidos every year in the UK.…
EEnvironment Read More I love vultures, mosquitoes and, yes, even wasps. This is why you should too | Jo WimpennyMarch 15, 2026 A wasp has just flown into your kitchen. Do you: a) scream and run away; b) roll up…
EEnvironment Read More Treasury’s new cost of living plansMarch 15, 2026 Ministers are weighing up the idea of targeted support to help the poorest Britons with the cost of…
EEnvironment Read More Will the rush to net zero save us from future energy price shocks?March 15, 2026 Is the Iran war a vindication, or indictment, of Britain’s net zero strategy? To Ed Miliband, who announced…
EEnvironment Read More Deep-sea coral reef found off Argentina is one of the world’s largestMarch 15, 2026 Nearly a mile beneath the ocean’s surface, the seafloor looks very different from the bright coral reefs most…
EEnvironment Read More Japanese knotweed spotted in Long Sutton, Grantham, Stamford and LincolnMarch 15, 2026 The UK’s most invasive plant has begun its 2026 growing season – and has been spotted in Lincolnshire.…
EEnvironment Read More Ireland doesn’t have time for wind farm battles – The Irish TimesMarch 15, 2026 It began with a clash: a Norwegian wind company versus a local county council’s ban on turbines. But…
EEnvironment Read More Piles of dead rats, litter strewn woods and mountains of fly-tipping – Brookfield Park branded ‘one huge rubbish dump’ – Blog PrestonMarch 15, 2026 “After speaking with neighbours it’s only been getting worse. “So many people walk their dogs around here, children…