Nine Tons of Illicit Pangolin Scales Recovered in Nigeria
On a single day in August, Nigerian officials recovered more than 9 tons of illicit pangolin scales. The stockpile would...
Environmental Policies
UK energy governance is changing fast, here’s what’s needed to get it right – Inside track
This post is by Dr Richard Lowes of the University of Exeter, and Dr Jess Britton of the University of...
What happened at COP in Baku?
Almost 200 countries assembled in Baku, Azerbaijan on 11-22 November for COP29, which produced an agreement widely decried as falling...
‘Forever Chemicals’ Linked to Poorer Sleep
Young adults with higher levels of certain “forever chemicals” in their blood reported poorer sleep, a new study finds. PFAS,...
Low carbon heat from EfW to reach thousands of homes in Midlothian
A new energy centre that will provide heat to thousands of homes across Midlothian has opened today (26 November). The...
Ukraine Rewilding: Will Nature Be Allowed to Revive When War Ends?
It was a monumental disaster. The dynamiting of the Kakhovka dam on Ukraine’s Dnieper River just before dawn on June...
Climate impacts on European soils predicted by Manchester group
Some of the soils going though a flooding event in the lab (image credit: Océane Nicolitch, The University of Manchester)....
Lakes Dot the Sahara Desert After Heavy Rain
An unusual early September cyclone drenched large parts of Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, and Libya, filling dry lakes and rivers. New...
Graphene goes mainstream, says Levidian, with launch of second generation technology
The second-generation LOOP chamber. British climate technology firm Levidian has launched its second-generation LOOP technology, which the group says will...
A Fish Once Thought Extinct, the ‘Mekong Ghost’ Is Rediscovered
Recent sightings of the “Mekong ghost” fish in Cambodia offer hope for a creature once presumed extinct. The giant salmon...
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