Our carbon emissions are impacting the ocean in worse ways than we thought
Diatoms are tiny organisms in the ocean that have a big impact on many lives. These little plankton provide about ...
Tag: Environment
Officials investigate reports of burning protected peat aka England’s ‘rainforests’
Campaigners claim dozens of fires were set over the winter on peatland protected from burning by a new ban.
Energy giant Shell just had a bad week. The next one could be even worse.
Energy giant Shell took a reputational hit on 23 May. A longstanding consultant quit, accusing the company of enduring and wilful ...
Climate protest forces Shell to pause shareholder meeting
Chairman Sir Andrew Mackenzie asked police to clear the room in central London after repeatedly being interrupted by members of ...
Multiple habitats need protecting to save bumblebees in the UK
Researchers found a wide range of differences between bumblebee species in the types of habitat they are associated with.
UN moves towards crackdown on illegal wildlife trade in historic resolution
The UN has moved closer towards meaningfully tackling the illegal wildlife trade. The UN Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice ...
African groups lead charge against Zimbabwe’s push to revive ivory trade
Zimbabwe will host an Elephant Summit between 23 and 26 May, after recently courting European politicians to elicit their support ...
Tory government admits to using bogus data in row over badger cull study
An explosive study came out in March. It found that killing badgers hasn't meaningfully assisted in lowering bovine TB (bTB) ...
Climate change is disrupting ‘the language of life’ across all types of ecosystems
Research shows climate change is disrupting essential chemical communication processes between organisms.
Trophy hunting incentivises killing of endangered animals, warns Zambian environmentalist
Germany has become the latest European country to announce a potential ban on the import of hunting trophies. The move ...
A grueling month for deer, as weak rules allow hunting terror to reign
Update: This article was updated at 15.03 on 09/05 to include comments received post-publication from the Quantock Hills AONB Service. ...
Desperate need to recycle metals from gadgets as mining becomes unsustainable
In 2021 alone the world’s mountain of discarded electronics weighed 57 million tonnes, more than the Great Wall of China.
Earth pushes past another safe operating limit, thanks to richer countries
Researchers have found that the Earth has now exceeded another planetary boundary. The latest transgression of safe operating limits for ...
Tory plans to axe elephant protection in Animals Abroad Bill face resistance
The Conservative government is facing resistance to its apparent backpedaling on planned legislation to protect non-human animals overseas. A raft ...
Noam Chomsky’s staggering take on the link between aliens and the climate crisis
What do extra-terrestrials have to do with the environmental crises we're facing on Earth? Much more than you'd think, according ...
Sustainable warfare: new ‘green’ Elbit drones are a masterclass in military weirdness
The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) is no stranger to a bad idea. Nobody who has spent more than five ...
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