Woodland project could shape future tree-planting across the UK
A major woodland restoration project in Cheshire has seen more than 5,000 native trees planted
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Drought-proofing the UK: behavioural change is fastest route to resilience
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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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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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Scientists think they’ve figured out why marine temperatures are rocketing
Evidence points to improvements in atmospheric pollution levels as a key driver behind hotter oceans,
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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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Will Nationally Significant Infrastructure policy change include data centres?
Chancellor Rachel Reeves wants to overhaul the process involved in pushing through major energy 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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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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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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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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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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Quick question: what’s blue-green algae and how can it kill dogs?
Recent weeks have seen a surge in reports of a toxic bacteria in blue spaces
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Drought-proofing the UK: behavioural change is fastest route to resilience
Nature is collapsing at an alarming rate, and we are witnessing the planet’s sixth mass
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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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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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