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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Wildlife Trusts call on government to pass eight laws to halt nature crisis
The Wildlife Trusts have published a blueprint for nature recovery, setting out eight proposed pieces
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Sting of approval: new wasp species named after Sir David Attenborough
Scientists at the Natural History Museum have named a new species of wasp after Sir
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Wildlife Trusts call on government to pass eight laws to halt nature crisis
The Wildlife Trusts have published a blueprint for nature recovery, setting out eight proposed pieces
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Sting of approval: new wasp species named after Sir David Attenborough
Scientists at the Natural History Museum have named a new species of wasp after Sir
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The loophole that’s swallowing England’s wildlife
The government’s justification for retaining a key exemption from England’s Biodiversity Net Gain rules is
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DNA from 861 different animal species detected in 10g of sand
A single water sample, analysed using DNA sequencing technology, can simultaneously detect thousands of species
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Hydrogen on-demand arrives in UK, offering half price energy bills
In the wake of rocketing oil and gas prices triggered by conflict in the Middle
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Public consultation begins for East Riding of Yorkshire solar scheme
Sessions begin this month to ascertain levels of support and concerns surrounding the vast new
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New training courses launch in Sheffield ‘to grow clean energy workforce’
One of the country’s leading heat pump specialists is now opening its Yorkshire facility to
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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 international project tackling the hidden environmental threat posed by thousands of abandoned fibreglass boats across Europe.
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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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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Regions with worst air pollution have least funding to tackle it
Philanthropy is forgetting about parts of the word which are most vulnerable to atmospheric toxins,
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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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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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Liverpool Council unveils plan to green its fleet
Liverpool City Council will consider a new policy next week aimed at dramatically cutting emissions
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Electric dreams accelerate as Formula E premieres GEN4 car
Formula E’s GEN4 hits the track in France, charging ahead with record pace and greener
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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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Newbold Quarry: from depleted mineral void to vital wetland habitat
Nature recovery is one of the most important actions in the battle to stabilise and
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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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Lessons from Iran: food stability needs regenerative farming, not fertiliser
As headlines focus on the oil and gas crisis brought about by Tehran’s blockade of
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