Not all warming is equal: Study maps where and when climate change sped up
While scientists continue to debate whether the planet’s overall warming rate is accelerating, a new study takes a different approach by zooming in on the regional level to identify where warming has actually sped up since 1970 and when those shifts occurred.
Copenhagen Airport launch experiment to filter out aircraft pollution
Copenhagen Airport is to investigate whether filtration technology could help reduce air pollution from aircraft,
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20p cup charge proposed to cut UK waste
Consumers should face a mandatory 20p charge for single-use cups under proposals aimed at cutting
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UK announces £331m package to tackle climate security risks
The UK is investing £331 million to help vulnerable communities tackle the impacts of climate
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Lambeth Climate Day returns for third year
Lambeth Climate Day will return to Lambeth Town Hall on Saturday 3 October, bringing residents,
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Not all warming is equal: Study maps where and when climate change sped up
While scientists continue to debate whether the planet’s overall warming rate is accelerating, a new
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The funding crisis threatening biodiversity and nature in the Global South
With many organisations that police responsible and sustainable business practices losing almost half their funding,
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Wild plant harvesting is driving key species to extinction
A new global initiative has launched, which aims to support a more sustainable supply chain
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Antarctic ozone hole bigger than continent itself as expansion quickens
The protective layer separating Earth’s atmosphere from solar radiation has been damaged by human-caused emissions.
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New solar finance offer means homeowners can spread 75% of costs
More households will be able to start producing renewable electricity on-site, and selling excess back
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Fossil fuel dependency is now a business resilience risk
Geopolitical tensions are rising but the global energy supply chain remains stubbornly centralised. When staying
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The price of everything: private equity and the climate crisis
Renewable and environmental projects are being funded by the same investment vehicles profiteering from war,
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Copenhagen Airport launch experiment to filter out aircraft pollution
Copenhagen Airport is to investigate whether filtration technology could help reduce air pollution from aircraft,
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Unsure how to save injured British wildlife? We can show you
Small acts of kindness can mean the difference between life and death for wildlife.
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Europe’s Rhine river at historic lows, crippling cargo shipping
An investigation by Al Jazeera has found that falling water levels on the Rhine are forcing
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CCC: UK needs greater ambition on clean energy
The Climate Change Committee have this week presented their latest progress in reducing emissions report
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New film reveals ‘invisible’ fight for cleaner London air
A new documentary is lifting the lid on the decades-long battle to clean up London’s
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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
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Lambeth Climate Day returns for third year
Lambeth Climate Day will return to Lambeth Town Hall on Saturday 3 October, bringing residents,
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Lessons in climate activism from Dolly Parton, The Iron Butterfly
‘Bridge this great divide and make repairs’. In the wake of a musical legend leaving
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Waste no drop: drought ravaged Britain must decentralise water treatment
When looking for lessons in how to make every litre of H20 count, you could
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Public health crisis: UK urban nature access comparable with Victorian Britain
The public is being let down by policymakers who are neglecting to prioritise natural assets,
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UK flash flooding season is here, new mitigation efforts are needed
Recent incidents in Birmingham prove England must think differently about vulnerability to extreme rain as
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£1.2m funding announced for transport decarbonisation research
A £1.2 million funding programme has been launched to support research into ways of cutting
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Hundreds more low and zero emission buses are heading to Liverpool
The city region’s fleet of net zero-friendly double and single deckers will expand to 400
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