EEnvironment Read More North Sea Drilling Won’t Protect Europe from Global Price ShocksMarch 13, 2026 When tensions around the Strait of Hormuz began rattling energy markets again, the reaction was entirely predictable. Tanker…
EEnvironment Read More Council leaders attack Southern Water and Thames WaterMarch 12, 2026 In a strongly worded letter, borough council leader Cllr Dr Paul Harvey and cabinet member for strategic planning…
EEnvironment Read More Rate of global warming accelerating as air pollution fallsMarch 12, 2026 The rate of global warming may be speeding up, mainly due to a reduction in air pollution, and…
EEnvironment Read More Mining firm Imerys pays £430k over Cornwall river pollutionMarch 12, 2026 The Environment Agency said in one incident an underground pipeline at the company’s clay production plant near Goonamarris…
EEnvironment Read More Objections to plans for four new homes in Norfolk villageMarch 12, 2026 The development, put forward by Mr Palmer, would be located adjacent to Mill Lane in Whissonsett. The homes,…
EEnvironment Read More Change energy use to reduce pollution and protect our health | Air pollutionMarch 12, 2026 The European Code Against Cancer is right to place air pollution firmly on the policy agenda, as your…
EEnvironment Read More Devon farmer must pay thousands after slurry kills 300 fishMarch 12, 2026 Slurry was leaking into waterways from a ditch File picture of an Environment Agency worker treating a river(Image:…
EEnvironment Read More Reforestation scenarios shape global and regional temperature outcomesMarch 12, 2026 Reforestation potential maps This study analyzes the climate response to three distinct reforestation potentials, focusing on their impact…
EEnvironment Read More Watchdog weighs action against countries missing UN climate planMarch 12, 2026 The Paris Agreement’s official oversight body is set to decide this month how to deal with over 60…
EEnvironment Read More why Nice should prepare an evacuation planMarch 12, 2026 The Mediterranean sea is widely perceived as having a low tsunami risk. History and recent modelling technology have…
EEnvironment Read More Oxfordshire waste disposal ‘obstacles’ condemned after fly-tipMarch 12, 2026 Matthew Barber, police and crime commissioner for the Thames Valley, said there’s ‘no excuse’ for illegal fly-tipping after…
EEnvironment Read More The trade-off between microbial functionality and evolutionary flexibility under urbanizationMarch 12, 2026 Oke, C. et al. Cities should respond to the biodiversity extinction crisis. npj Urban Sustain. 1, 11 (2021).…