“Day Zero” will arrive sooner than you thought, and science already knows when and where it will happen
What if the taps in your city simply stopped running. Not because of a broken pipe, but because…
South Korean researchers find way to remove nanoplastics from water in 10 minutes
SEOUL – Pusan National University said on Jan 12 its researchers have developed a water-treatment method that removes…
Brighton woman urges council to move bin from outside her door
Mary Tomlinson said it was a “complete shock” and “extremely distressing” for her and her neighbours in Montpelier…
Environment Agency issues flood alert for Suffolk rivers
The Environment Agency has issued an alert for possible flooding for the rivers Deben and Lark on Friday.…
Coffee Prices Finish Higher on Brazil Cop Concerns
Cup of coffe with beans on the side by Carol La Rosa via Shutterstock March arabica coffee (KCH26)…
Village pub near Fakenham listed as being up for sale
The Lynn Arms, on The Street in Syderstone, shut its doors to customers in 2019 and is currently…
A polar vortex anomaly is approaching, and its intensity is almost unheard of in January
Meteorologists are closely monitoring an unusual atmospheric event developing over the polar regions: a polar vortex anomaly of…
Climate change drops down global elite’s list of pressing concerns
Environmental issues including climate change, pollution and biodiversity loss have dropped down an international ranking of short-term concerns…
Sustainability on the clock: how to make your workplace more eco-friendly | Ethical and green living
January marks the start of a new work year, and as Australians head back to the office, site…
Northern lights could be on display across several states this weekend. Here’s where.
The predicted “view line,” or the southernmost spot where skygazers might still be able to view the northern…
Experts: What to expect from China on energy and climate action in 2026
The year ahead in 2026 is an important period for China’s climate policy, amid hints that its emissions…
‘We’re in danger of extinction’: can Bolivia’s ‘water people’ survive a rising tide of salt and migration? | Bolivia
In the small town of Chipaya, everything is dry. Only a few people walk along the sandy streets,…