There’s a Perfectly Reasonable Explanation for Antarctica’s Waterfall of Blood
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The battery that divided Narrabri: How misinformation derailed a renewable energy project
A spark of misinformation at a council meeting derailed a not-for-profit community battery project in Narrabri, New South…
EIA: 62% more renewable energy capacity is coming in 2026
Photo: Sunrun Solar, wind, and battery storage are projected to add 62% more generating capacity in 2026 than…
Plans put forward to build four homes in Norfolk village
The development, put forward by Mr Palmer, would be located on land adjacent to Mill Lane in Whissonsett,…
‘The world remains unprepared’: Why scientists are calling for a global assessment of climate change
The world remains “unprepared” for the risks of climate change, despite overwhelming evidence that the planet is heading…
Sydney Water ordered to clean Malabar treatment plant where fatberg is birthing poo balls | Pollution
The New South Wales environment watchdog has ordered Sydney Water to remove fats from its Malabar wastewater treatment…
Ocean geoengineering trial finds no evidence of harm to marine life
Alkaline sodium hydroxide was dumped into the Gulf of Maine to test its effect on carbon uptake and…
‘Groundbreaking’ model can calculate true impact of climate change and it’s bad news for Europe
Published on 24/02/2026 – 7:00 GMT+1 A “groundbreaking” study has lifted the lid on just how much human-made…
The UK’s first power plant to use the Earth’s own heat has officially turned on and will power 10,000 homes using renewable energy
Credit: GEL Save This morning (Thursday, February 26, 2026), the UK’s first geothermal power plant switched on. United…
Fakenham group facing costs as van struck by tree branch
Chris Yardley, from the Fakenham Area Conservation Team (FACT), was driving back from a job when the van…
‘This reform is a disaster’: Climate groups slam Germany for scrapping renewable heating law
Germany’s government has drawn heavy criticism from environmental groups after it agreed to remove parts of a controversial…
Fly-tipping spotted in Thorney river ‘raises hackles’
Volunteers fear they will left to clear fly-tipping from a Cambridgeshire watercourse. Black bin bags of rubbish has…