The eco-tourists who don’t realise that they’re the problem
Scuba diving tourism, long marketed as an eco-friendly way to experience coral reefs, is causing widespread and largely hidden damage to some of the world’s most fragile marine ecosystems, according to new research.
Reform UK voters prefer solar farms to fracking, new polling reveals
More than twice as many Reform UK voters would back a solar farm in their local area than support fracking, according to new polling that appears to contradict the party’s energy stance.
With single-use plastic found on 97% of UK beaches surveyed last year, one University of Brighton student is tackling marine litter one beach clean at a time.
Over 6 million vapes are thrown away each week, despite ban
The ban on disposable vapes came into force a year ago today (1st June), but new research has revealed that millions are still being thrown away every week.
Government and Wayve to accelerate self-driving in Britain
The government has signed a formal partnership with Wayve, one of the UK’s leading artificial intelligence scale-ups, in a move designed to put Britain at the forefront of next-generation self-driving technology.