Cities are going down, while sea levels are going up
New research has revealed that 71% of the world’s coastal population live in regions where
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Britain green-lights mammoth cultivated meat facility
Europe’s largest production site for lab-grown animal products is set to open in London, setting
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Coal pollution is sabotaging solar power
Pollution from coal-fired power plants is significantly reducing the output of solar panels around the
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Mayor puts £4.6m into London’s green and blue spaces
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has awarded more than £4.6 million to community projects
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Insurers say ‘nature risk is now inseparable from financial risk’
Loss of biodiversity is now being recognised as a major material threat to policy providers.
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Ban trawling to double chances of marine life recovery
Almost none of the European seabed is protecting from damaging fishing practices, but areas which
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The British cuppa under threat as climate change turns tea bitter
The great British cup of tea could become harsher, more expensive and less reliable as
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Britain green-lights mammoth cultivated meat facility
Europe’s largest production site for lab-grown animal products is set to open in London, setting
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Support for British SME energy costs as fuel prices soar
The UK Business Climate Hub has relaunched in a bid to help small and medium
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King’s Speech plugs in new era of UK energy
A series of Bills set out in King Charles’ parliamentary address will transform how Britain
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A community’s fight to restore fire-ravaged moorland
A documentary has been released telling the story of a devastating moorland wildfire that swept through the Goyt Valley, near Buxton, in spring 2025 and the ongoing community-led efforts to restore the landscape.
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WATCH: Aral Sea restoration proves ‘irreparable’ ecosystems can be revived
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WATCH: UK AI supercomputer and fusion energy mission
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Scientists turn detectives on ‘invisible pollution’ from abandoned boats
A marine biologist’s discovery of fibreglass particles in British shellfish has inspired a United Nations-endorsed
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Fertiliser runoff is stripping life from Britain’s underwater meadows
Beneath the waves around the British Isles, vast meadows of eelgrass provide a home for
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Southern Water pleads guilty to polluting Kent coastline
Southern Water has pleaded guilty to a series of pollution incidents across north Kent between
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Environmental regulations are about to ground cheap flights
European airlines are expected to feel the greatest financial impact of increasingly tight emissions laws.
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Electric bus depots trial smart charging to help balance National Grid
First Bus has begun trialling the use of its electric bus depots to support the
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Our cities are choking freshwater life. Planners can change that
The world’s rivers, ponds and wetlands are disappearing beneath concrete, and a team of international
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SNP minority Scottish government could help Greens offer free buses
Tomorrow’s hotly contested election in Scotland is a close race to call, and slim chance
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Orimulsion: lessons from Britain’s brief flirtation with Venezuelan oil
What do Donald Trump, Powergen and National Power have in common? We investigate short-sighted plans
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How satellite IoT can enhance remote water system monitoring
How data is monitored is changing across the water sector. It is no longer something
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Earth Day 2026: democracy is both climate victim and solution
Each year on 22nd April we’re supposed to stop and think about how our collective
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What the Dartmoor ‘overgrazing ruling’ means for statutory bodies in England
Ecological degradation and lack of livestock population control means a prized area of British countryside
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