Why climate change is making Ebola outbreaks in Africa more likely
As the WHO declares a public health emergency over a new Ebola outbreak on the DRC’s eastern border, researchers warn that climate change could drive the deadly virus into previously unaffected countries, putting millions of people and endangered gorillas at risk.
Maximum workplace temperatures and home air con, welcome 2050s Britain
The latest report from the Climate Change Committee suggests the UK way of life is
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1-in-10 Brits trust Farage’s science, that’s still too many
Climate Change denier, fossil fuel advocate, future net zero slayer. When it comes to separating
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Maximum workplace temperatures and home air con, welcome 2050s Britain
The latest report from the Climate Change Committee suggests the UK way of life is
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Why climate change is making Ebola outbreaks in Africa more likely
As the WHO declares a public health emergency over a new Ebola outbreak on the
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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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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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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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England ready to turn on Europe’s largest flow battery
The super cell will be connected to the grid in late-2026. Completed by Invinity Energy
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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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The Solent food web is riddled with PFAS, new research finds
A new study has reveals the degree to which per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) proliferate
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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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The plastic that will self-destruct on command
Researchers have created a new type of ‘living plastic’ capable of destroying itself when triggered,
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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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Nature on the King’s Agenda
The UK Government’s first national security assessment on biodiversity loss, published in January, should have
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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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