EEnvironment Read More How a Hurricane Katrina victim is helping the smallest survivors of the Texas floodsJuly 19, 2025 Facebook Tweet Email Link Most people don’t expect Mimi Hymel to remember Hurricane Katrina. After all, she was…
EEnvironment Read More ‘Has the potential to contribute to the energy transition’July 19, 2025 Solar energy experts in Germany are putting sun-catching cells under the magnifying glass with astounding results, according to…
EEnvironment Read More High water bills, filthy rivers – and now drought. This is England’s great artificial water crisis of 2025 | George MonbiotJuly 19, 2025 For a rich and fairly stable country, we are staggeringly ill-prepared for climate shocks. We respond to predictable…
EEnvironment Read More Recycling is a lie: new reports expose that most plastic can’t be reused, and even recyclers are now under fireJuly 19, 2025 Once touted as a miracle material, plastic now stands as a symbol of the environmental crisis it helped…
EEnvironment Read More Britain’s forests need help to adapt to the changing climate | Trees and forestsJuly 19, 2025 Your article paints a bleak picture of the challenges facing reforestation in the UK (In some UK woodlands,…
EEnvironment Read More World is investing twice as much in clean energy as fossil fuels. It’s not enoughJuly 19, 2025 Cross-posted from The Journal of Uncharted Blue Places. Researchers at the REPEAT Project, an undertaking of Princeton University’s…
EEnvironment Read More Going beneath the surface to protect dolphinsJuly 19, 2025 Australia is home to the world’s only city-based dolphin sanctuary, established in 2005 to protect a pod, considered…
EEnvironment Read More Magellanic penguins may use currents to conserve energy on long journeysJuly 19, 2025 A small group of Magellanic penguins (Spheniscus magellanicus) preparing to embark on a foraging trip at the interface…
EEnvironment Read More Ocean-floor goldmine discovered — Fuel reserves for millions of years lie beneathJuly 19, 2025 One of the most extensive yet mysterious things on Earth is the ocean. The ocean makes up 71%…
EEnvironment Read More Bolton named as hotspot for Japanese knotweed plantsJuly 19, 2025 The borough has been named the number one hotspot for Japanese knotweed in Greater Manchester with a staggering…
EEnvironment Read More Bolton West MP Phil Brickell launches fly-tipping campaignJuly 19, 2025 The new campaign aims to tackle the issue head-on, working alongside volunteers, schools, businesses and local organisations in…
EEnvironment Read More Are fireflies going extinct? Actually, they seem to be thriving.July 19, 2025 Rainy, damp weather along the eastern United States in summer 2025 has one upside: Fireflies love it. “Fireflies…