UK zoos focus on spectacle over science, study finds
British zoos and aquariums are falling short of their conservation missions, according to new research, with fewer than one in ten captive vertebrates native to the UK, and only a small fraction considered high-priority for protection.
Tory ‘cheap power plan’ myth risks fossil fuel extension
The Conservatives have just unveiled their future energy roadmap, positioning this as a viable rival to Labour’s net zero-by-2050 policy. But are they really reading the room.
One-third of the World’s lakes are unhealthy, with billions at risk
A major global study has found that more than one-third of the world’s lakes fail to meet good water quality standards – and the problem hits poorer countries hardest.
Any solar panel recycling boom must be globally inclusive
A new study has warned that the world is rapidly heading toward a solar panel waste crisis and, without urgent action, the heaviest burden will fall on developing countries least equipped to handle it.