Environmental news from around the world.
- Banding Together for Burrowing Owls While the Great Salt Lake Basin’s growing human population is feeling the effects of a housing shortage, Audubon hopes that Burrowing Owls might enjoy some newly constructed, luxury burrows on...
- This Earth Day is a Pivotal Moment to Reverse Bird Population Declines More than 50 years after the first Earth Day, we stand at a pivotal moment where a changing climate and habitat loss imperils biodiversity. At the same time, we have the power to take bold steps...
- Join us for the International Plastic Pellet Count on May 3rd Hundreds of volunteers in 47 states and over 20 countries have signed up to search for plastic pellets at their local waterway as part of the International Plastic Pellet Count on Saturday, May 3rd. And it’s not too late to sign up. The post Join us for the International Plastic Pellet Count on May 3rd appeared first on Environment America.
- Microsoft is mining hard drives for rare earths. Why it matters Recycling materials domestically is one counter to China’s export restrictions, and these materials could contribute. The post Microsoft is mining hard drives for rare earths. Why it matters appeared first on Trellis.
- Former Energy Secretary Granholm becomes energy strategist Jennifer Granholm’s mandate as senior counselor at DGA Group is to help corporations shore up energy resilience as the grid struggles to meet spiking demand. The post Former Energy Secretary Granholm becomes energy strategist appeared first on Trellis.
- Portraits of Glaciers: Art, Identity and the Self in Retreat Artist Fran Beallor reflects on her series of drawings of glaciers, and how they explore humanity and our changing environment.
- Columbia Climate School’s Seed Grants Advance Interdisciplinary Research Seven teams will pursue innovative and collaborative research to address urgent climate challenges around the world.
- Four whales wash up in San Francisco Bay in week and a half The four deaths have raised the specter of past “unusual mortality events” that caused whales to die in higher-than-normal numbers.
- Trump administration pulls funds for WA communities at risk for floods Levees, a pump station and a tsunami evacuation structure are just some of the 13 projects the state had to abruptly cut after losing funding.
- WA’s recycling system may finally get an overhaul A new recycling law has long been on the wish list of environmental advocates and would standardize the state’s recycling system.
- The environmental policy backed by free-market Republicans The right to repair can reduce emissions and pollution. But for conservatives, it's "a freedom and liberty issue."
- Whole, skim, or soy? The congressional battle over milk in school lunches. Offering kids nondairy milk could be a climate solution. No one's talking about it that way.
- How baby chickens became America’s hottest commodity Soaring egg prices have people flocking to buy chickens, creating a nationwide shortage of chicks.
- Mars once had a carbon cycle, say new findings New evidence from NASA’s Curiosity rover seems to show that Mars possessed a carbon cycle in ancient times, a mechanism that on Earth has been central to the presence and maintenance of life. The findings bring scientists a step closer to determining whether the Red Planet was ever capable of supporting life. Looking ahead, they […]
- Earth911 Inspiration: When the Last Tree Has Died Today’s inspiration is a proverb attributed to the Cree, a Native American tribe from what... The post Earth911 Inspiration: When the Last Tree Has Died appeared first on Earth911.
- Overpacked: Easter excess bites into Britain’s Bank Holiday fun Waste spikes following festivities, with many households failing to sort rubbish correctly. Now the aluminum industry is arming local authorities with free assets and the public has a strong message to confectionary giants. Finally, it has arrived. That moment we’ve all been waiting for, whether you’re on the bandwagon for because you get two days […]
- The Ballad of U10: How One Mischievous Bird Taught Me to Love Gulls Even More One mid-September afternoon on a beach in northern Massachusetts, I witnessed a crime. I was tempted to dip my toes in the still-warm sea, but I’m a birder, so I got distracted taking photos of...
- West Orange County Neighbors Rescue Eaglets in Distress EagleWatch volunteers Gloria Green and Dr. Wei-Shen Chin monitor two Bald Eagle nests in the town of Oakland, a small municipality in West Orange County. Between the two nests, five eaglets hatched...
- Bill would boost recycling in Texas Recycling rates are low in Texas and funding is needed to expand services The post Bill would boost recycling in Texas appeared first on Environment America.
- Texas bill would ban offshore wind Offshore wind is an abundant and clean energy resource which Texans overwhelmingly support The post Texas bill would ban offshore wind appeared first on Environment America.
- System for “radical collaboration” on emissions data expands to the U. S. BMW, Siemens and others have developed a common architecture that allows automotive companies to share sustainability information seamlessly. The post System for “radical collaboration” on emissions data expands to the U. S. appeared first on Trellis.
- Alumni Spotlight: Advancing Ocean Governance Through Research, Policy and Diplomacy Since graduating from the MPA-ESP program, Jeremy Raguain's work has focused on ocean conservation and marine biodiversity.
- What is the Flatside wilderness of Arkansas? The wilderness area is named after Flatside Pinnacle, a 1,550 foot mountain peak located within the region, known for its beautiful sunset views. The post What is the Flatside wilderness of Arkansas? appeared first on Environment America.
- What Does Saffron Taste Like? Discover Its Flavor Profile, Aromatics & Pairings Quick Answer: What Does Saffron Taste Like? Saffron tastes floral, honey-like, and subtly earthy, with a touch of bitterness. Its warm aroma and golden hue elevate dishes, offering a luxurious, nuanced flavor. The Golden Spice with a Mysterious Flavor Saffron, the vivid crimson threads derived from the Crocus sativus flower, is more than just the...
- Trump’s offshore-wind halt risks $28 billion of investment With an order to halt work on a wind farm off the coast of New York, the Trump administration dealt the offshore wind industry a damaging blow that puts $28 billion of investment at risk.
- Progress report: Apple’s push to use recycled aluminum, rare earths and 13 other materials The company avoided 6.2 million metric tons of emissions in 2024 by opting for recycled and low-carbon materials, according to its 2025 Environmental Progress Report. The post Progress report: Apple’s push to use recycled aluminum, rare earths and 13 other materials appeared first on Trellis.
- The California grizzly bear, gone for 100 years, could thrive if brought back California's official animal inspires awe and holds cultural significance. But some wildlife officials say reintroducing grizzlies would lead to increased conflict between humans and bears.
- The UK’s problems are more connected than we think but solutions must focus on people first This government has had an unenviable first year in office. A perfect storm of economic instability, rising poverty, volatile geopolitics and overstretched public services and the backdrop of an escalating climate crisis, has created a uniquely challenging moment. At the centre of it all are […]
- SBTi wants more small companies to set net-zero goals. Here’s how it’s wooing them Proposed changes to corporate standard are also designed to bring more midsize firms into the fold. The post SBTi wants more small companies to set net-zero goals. Here’s how it’s wooing them appeared first on Trellis.
- Planned Indian Mega-Port Could 'Wipe Out' Isolated Tribe The Shompen, residents of a small island in the Indian Ocean, are among the world's last isolated tribes. But that may soon change as the Indian government moves forward with plans for a massive port that could "wipe out" the tribe, a watchdog group says.Read more on E360 →
- The ‘king of poisons’ is building up in rice Rice feeds more than half of the world’s population. Climate change is loading the beloved grain with arsenic, creating a “scary” health burden.
- In Louisiana’s ‘Cancer Alley,’ Black communities get all of the pollution, few of the jobs A new study confirms what many have long suspected.
- Scientists predict a brutal hurricane season while Trump takes aim at NOAA’s budget Extra-hot oceans could spawn monster storms. Researchers worry that cuts at the agency will interrupt the flow of data for forecasts.
- Buying a Disaster-Resilient Home When you’re buying a house it’s hard to ignore highly visible elements like paint and... The post Buying a Disaster-Resilient Home appeared first on Earth911.
- The Surprising History of Solar Panels: A Kid’s Guide to Renewable Energy Solar panels are changing the world, powering everything from cars and trains to blenders and... The post The Surprising History of Solar Panels: A Kid’s Guide to Renewable Energy appeared first on Earth911.
- 6,000 schools sign up for Let’s Go Zero campaign Campus transformations include external wilding and reintroduction of nature, insulation, renewable energy production and more. So far, the Let’s Go Zero campaign is estimated to have saved 13,610 tonnes of CO2 savings. According to analysts, this is the equivalent of 266,464 individual passenger flights from London to New York. Almost 6,000 schools are signed up […]
- Major conservation breakthrough declared as seagrass meadow transplant succeeds The industrial scale project in Monaco offers hope marine flora once thought damaged beyond repair can be restored. Spanning 384m2, a Posidonia oceanica seagrass meadow has been re-introduced as part of a wider coastal construction project. Work on the Maraterra district had led to the destruction of several hectare of the marine species, which plays […]
- Climate denial contaminating social media Climate denial contaminating social media Channel News brendan 17th April 2025 Teaser Media
- How data centre operators can balance performance with sustainability By Terry Maiolo, VP & General Manager Asia Pacific, OVHcloud As Earth Day approaches, it is an opportunity for organisations across the globe to reflect on their environmental impact. For the tech sector in particular, the exponential growth of GenAI and its data requirements inevitably means that the spotlight is shining squarely on data centres. A […] The post How data centre operators can balance performance with sustainability appeared first on Eco News.
- MORE FISHERS NEEDED THIS WHALE MIGRATION SEASON TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ENTANGLEMENTS As whale migration season starts next month, OceanWatch Australia is calling on more fishers from New South Wales, Queensland and Tasmania to get involved in its East Coast Whale Entanglement Mitigation Program. The program is run in partnership with the fishing industry, federal and state governments to trial a range of fishing gear modifications to […] The post MORE FISHERS NEEDED THIS WHALE MIGRATION SEASON TO REDUCE THE RISK OF ENTANGLEMENTS appeared first on Eco News.
- Majority of Australians believe urgent action is needed to combat climate change or we risk failing future generations – Ipsos 2025 People & Climate Change study Australians also lack confidence in the government to tackle climate change More than half of Australians believe urgent action is needed to combat climate change, or we risk failing future generations, according to Ipsos’ 2025 People & Climate Change study. The Ipsos study provides an updated view on Australians’ attitudes towards the global climate crisis and the […] The post Majority of Australians believe urgent action is needed to combat climate change or we risk failing future generations – Ipsos 2025 People & Climate Change study appeared first on Eco News.
- Soldier airlifted after 100-foot fall at snowy peak near Mount Rainier The soldier, a member of the Army's 1st Special Forces Group, broke his leg in the fall during mountaineering practice in Mount Rainier National Park.
- El eslabón no regulado de una cadena de suministro tóxica De El Paso, Texas, a Richmond, Virginia, los almacenes están liberando óxido de etileno, una sustancia química cancerígena. Casi nadie lo sabe.
- New Film Explores Extraordinary Atlantic Flyway Filmmaker Tomas Koeck has worked for more than two years to highlight the importance of the Atlantic Flyway in his new film Flyway of Life. In this work, he features the importance of Florida and...
- Fashion leader Tricia Carey joins ‘low-carbon’ crop startup Avalo The company is expanding its efforts to propagate climate-resilient, low-carbon cotton in the Texas Panhandle. The post Fashion leader Tricia Carey joins ‘low-carbon’ crop startup Avalo appeared first on Trellis.
- Industrial-scale PFAS destruction system scheduled to trial at Minnesota site US technology firm General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems (GA-EMS) said its commercial PERSES™ waste destruction system will be delivered to a Lake Elmo, Minnesota waste management facility to demonstrate the system’s industrial-scale capabilities to destroy a variety of per-and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) waste streams. GA-EMS was awarded a contract by Bay West LLC, an environmental and […]
- The Mississippi River: An Endangered National Treasure The Mississippi is the world’s fourth largest river system—its basin includes all or part of 32 states and two Canadian provinces. Glacial movement shaped the Upper Mississippi River Basin...
- Operating a heat pump in Massachusetts is about to get cheaper New utility rate structure designed to encourage heat pump adoption The post Operating a heat pump in Massachusetts is about to get cheaper appeared first on Environment America.
- Why Climate Finance Is Key To Fighting Climate Change Massive sums of money are needed to mitigate climate disasters and to prepare for what’s on the horizon.
- Fashion is only 8.6% toward 2030 emissions deadline. Here’s how to speed up Halfway to a deadline for cutting emissions, apparel and footwear companies need help. The Apparel Impact Institute has some thoughts. The post Fashion is only 8.6% toward 2030 emissions deadline. Here’s how to speed up appeared first on Trellis.
- Meet the DJs spinning Earth Day into nightlife At Earth "Night" celebrations, you can dance, vibe, and get involved with local climate action.
- How Many Calories in a Crumbl Cookie? Health & Eco Impact Revealed How many calories in a Crumbl cookie? You unwrap a warm, gooey Crumbl cookie, and its sugary scent practically whispers your name. But what’s the actual nutritional cost of this decadent treat? And what’s the impact on your health and the environment? At The Environmental Blog, we’re diving deep into the calorie count, nutritional concerns,...
- Designing Livable Cities: How Urban Design Renderings Contribute to Quality of Life Picture your ideal neighborhood: wide, tree-lined sidewalks buzzing with pedestrians, pocket parks where kids play and neighbors chat, and a mix of cafes, shops, and homes all within a short walk. This vision of urban livability doesn’t happen by accident—it starts with urban planning rendering that brings these concepts to life before a single brick...
- Top 10 States in India for Solar Installation Capacity India has emerged as a global leader in solar energy, driven by ambitious renewable energy targets and favourable government policies. With its goal of achieving 500 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity by 2030, solar power plays a crucial role in the country’s energy transition. Several states have taken the lead in solar energy adoption, contributing significantly to...
- Planning permission secured for UK’s first carbon capture enabled cement works Cement maker Heidelberg Materials UK has secured planning permission for its Padeswood carbon capture and storage (CCS) project in North Wales – said to be the first carbon capture enabled cement works in the UK – in what seems a landmark project for the cement industry. Environmental solutions firm RSK, which supported the bid, offers […]
- Building a circular economy: a vision for change This post is by the Rt Hon Steve Reed MP, secretary of state for environment, food and rural affairs. Moving the UK to a circular economy is a fundamental part of the government’s national Plan for Change, and a priority for me as secretary of […]
- Progress, not perfection: What we can learn from Microsoft and HSBC’s strategy shifts Differing responses highlight the need to develop flexible standards for companies taking environmental action. The post Progress, not perfection: What we can learn from Microsoft and HSBC’s strategy shifts appeared first on Trellis.
- Comment: Decoupling AI’s growth from its GHG emissions will require tech industry collaboration By Alastair Collier, Chief R&D Officer with climate technology firm A Healthier Earth Surging greenhouse gas emissions caused by the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution could derail Europe’s climate ambitions, according to a new report. By 2030, the continent’s growing number of datacentres could strain its power supply and increase its greenhouse gas emissions eightfold. This […]
- The unregulated link in a toxic supply chain From El Paso, Texas, to Richmond, Virginia, warehouses are leaking ethylene oxide, a cancer-causing chemical. Almost no one knows about them.
- ¿Su comunidad está en riesgo? Cómo acceder a la información y contar historias sobre el EtO Las periodistas de Grist comparten cómo investigamos esta historia y cómo aprender más sobre las emisiones de óxido de etileno en su zona.
- Is your community at risk? How to access data and tell stories about EtO Grist journalists share how we investigated this story and how to learn more about ethylene oxide emissions in your area.
- Optical aerosol analyzer provides real-time particulate matter monitoring Instrumentation firm ENVEA has launched an Optical Aerosol Spectrometer designed for real-time particulate matter (PM) monitoring, delivering “ultra-precise data in any environment”. The OPM250 is described as a next-generation analyzer with a unique counting efficiency design for improved measurement accuracy and high-quality data. With a wide particle size range from 0.178µm to 29.4µm, the OPM250 […]
- Why the shipping industry’s new carbon tax is a big deal — and still not enough Modeling suggests it will only reduce emissions up to 10 percent by 2030.
- Black carbon and the bee microbiome A study of bumblebees has uncovered a potential reason for the insects’ decline, linking it with fine particulate air pollution The researchers say they have determined that the diversity and behaviour of the bee gut microbial community is altered when exposed to black carbon (BC) found in air pollution, disrupting the beneficial bacteria that live […]
- Sewage-to-methanol process showcased in Mannheim A German startup has demonstrated what’s said to be the first facility for carbon-neutral e-methanol production from sewage. Europe’s approximately 80,000 sewage treatment plants produce plenty of energy-rich material that could be considered ripe for innovative repurposing, with future marine fuels like e-methanol presenting one lucrative possibility. Demonstrating this kind of production capability is the […]
- The obscure policy that financed many of the last decade’s riskiest energy investments is back Who pays for the risk that a power plant goes over budget or fails? In states with CWIP laws, it’s not utility companies — but their customers
- A Chicago law could shift where heavy industry operates — and who bears the burden of pollution As Trump dismantles protections, the ordinance is a test case for environmental justice.
- Starmer farmer cuts 'shortsighted and reckless' Starmer farmer cuts 'shortsighted and reckless' Channel News brendan 16th April 2025 Teaser Media
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Caelux CEO Scott Graybeal on the U.S. Perovskite Solar Panel Supply Chain In one of our best conversations, meet Scott Graybeal, CEO of Caelux, which has developed... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Caelux CEO Scott Graybeal on the U.S. Perovskite Solar Panel Supply Chain appeared first on Earth911.
- Earth Day: 23 of the Greatest Environmental Quotes In honor of Earth Day, I’ve put together this list of some of my favorite... The post Earth Day: 23 of the Greatest Environmental Quotes appeared first on Earth911.
- Bottom line blocks 1/3 of UK SMEs from green energy transition While the government continues to advocate for on-site renewables as the route to net zero, British businesses are being put off by up-front costs. With £200million in solar PV installations now confirmed for UK NHS hospitals and schools in a bid to realise £400million in long-term energy savings and the number of companies committing to […]
- Finnish firm publishes detailed breakdown of carbon footprint of gas analyzer Finnish instrument manufacturer Gasmet Technologies has released a seemingly comprehensive carbon footprint analysis of their GT5000 Terra gas analyzer, providing valuable insights into the products’ environmental impact, and assisting customers’ efforts to make informed decisions. The emission inventory was conducted based on data from both 2023 and 2024 and in accordance with the GHG Protocol […]
- Department of the Interior Weakens Key Migratory Bird Treaty Act Protections, Increasing Risk for Millions of Birds WASHINGTON (April 15, 2025) – On Friday, the U.S. Department of the Interior revoked a key policy under the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA), which protects birds from avoidable deaths caused by...
- Commercial salmon fishing in California to close for third year in a row Fishing regulators have voted to close the 2025 commercial salmon fishing season in California for an unprecedented third year running.
- Blood poisoning and coronary episodes: British water pollution and human healthJust one-in-three UK residents believe suppliers will clean up rivers, lakes and coastal areas. As the crisis grows more toxic, the victims of a failed industry speak out. 27% of British adults are now considering withholding payment from their water company because of a collective failure to tackle pollution events. The numbers, from the charity […]
- How tariffs are challenging purpose-driven small companiesSustainability-focused brands face devastating impacts as Trump's taxes yo-yo, but some among them advise against hitting the panic button just yet. The post How tariffs are challenging purpose-driven small companies appeared first on Trellis.
- New survey finds strong public support for energy efficiencyStrong bipartisan majorities support energy efficiency standards for appliances & rebates and incentives that help homeowners pay for energy efficiency improvements. The post New survey finds strong public support for energy efficiency appeared first on Environment America.
- Major milestone: The Recycling Reform Act passes the HouseWashington will soon become the 6th state to pass a producer responsibility bill that tackles plastic pollution. The post Major milestone: The Recycling Reform Act passes the House appeared first on Environment America.
- Americans are calling for public lands to stay in public handsSome our most treasured public lands could be sold to developers, but a new bill could protect them for generations to come. The post Americans are calling for public lands to stay in public hands appeared first on Environment America.
- Eco-Safe Construction: Keeping the Air Clean on Active Job SitesThere’s a lot of dust and pollution flying around at construction sites. Failure to manage air quality adequate enough can have serious health risks to employees, damage the local environment, and result in regulatory penalty fees. However, by using a few, carefully considered best practices, contractors can virtually eliminate airborne particulates and minimize harmful pollutants...
- Three national forests that could be loggedAmerica’s national forests are home to many towering mature and old-growth trees. However, many forests are currently in danger of being logged. The post Three national forests that could be logged appeared first on Environment America.
- From Classroom to Climate Action: SDEV Alumni Share Diverse Career PathsAn alumni panel offered Columbia students the chance to learn about the various sectors and opportunities for climate and sustainability-related careers.
- Looking to create effective climate change policy? Ask the community.In Seattle, community assemblies are gathering frontline community members to set their own policies around extreme weather.
- Looks like rain: Vodafone and River Severn Partnership trial network-as-sensor nowcastingOne of England’s most flood-prone regions is partnering with the mobile giant for a more accurate picture of April showers. The partnership sees Vodafone working with the River Severn Partnership Advanced Wireless Innovation Region and Wireless DNA to provide improved short-term weather forecasts. Known as ‘nowcasting’, the process involves providing accurate pictures of climate conditions […]
- Electric Scooter 104: How the Honda Activa e is Leading India’s Green CommuteElectric Scooter 104 is more than just a number—it’s the promise of a cleaner, quieter, and more affordable commute. As Delhi’s haze gives way to a cleaner dawn, Priya zips through traffic on her silent Honda Activa e. No fumes. No engine noise. Just the whisper of progress. Her scooter isn’t just a vehicle—it’s a...
- Inside the Somerset nursery school setting new modular timber construction standardsSustainable, highly energy efficient and finished in just 12 weeks. Why isn’t Britain building more early years facilities like this? The Paulton Nursery is a 60-place early years facility for under-fives and is part of a wider and ongoing redevelopment of former commercial land, which has brought new homes to the area. TG Escapes, the […]
- Trump proposed cutting the Northwest’s national forests. So what happens next?A Trump executive order set the stage for more logging in Washington state's national forests.
- Entries Invited for Yale Environment 360 Film ContestThe 12th annual Yale Environment 360 Film Contest is now accepting entries.Read more on E360 →
- Adapting to Climate Change: The 2025 UpdateThis article is the fourth of five in a series to understand the science of... The post Adapting to Climate Change: The 2025 Update appeared first on Earth911.
- Less than 10% of plastics are being manufactured from recycled materialsOnly 9.5% of plastic materials produced globally in 2022 were manufactured from recycled materials. The findings, reported in Nature Communications Earth & Environment, are part of a comprehensive analysis of the global plastics sector, which also reveals a large increase in the amount of plastic being disposed of by incineration and substantial regional differences in […]
- AstraZeneca’s $130 million biomethane plant is a model for high-emitting industriesIt is the first unsubsidized facility of its kind dedicated to serving the life sciences sector. The post AstraZeneca’s $130 million biomethane plant is a model for high-emitting industries appeared first on Trellis.
- Landmark emissions deal for the shipping sector may not push transition to e-fuels fast enoughThe shipping sector’s first binding emissions targets were agreed on Friday 11 April, making it the first industry with internationally mandated targets of this kind. While considered a landmark deal, some observers say improvements are needed to the package of measures if the maritime sector is to reach net zero by 2050. The deal – […]
- A fifth of global farmland contaminated by toxic metals, says studyNearly a fifth of the world’s agricultural land is contaminated by toxic metals, posing a serious threat to food security, public health, and ecosystems, according to a new global study published on 15 April in the journal Science. Researchers have mapped soil pollution at an unprecedented scale, finding that more than 17% of cropland is […]
- Public lands, private profits: Inside the Trump plan to offload federal landCritics warn that the Trump administration’s plan to transfer public lands could enrich wealthy developers while eliminating access for everyone else.
- Why the Forest Service is logging after Hurricane Helene — and why some say it’s a mistakeVolunteers, scientists, and hikers are asking for transparency in a process they say could prioritize profit over ecosystems.
- Family Movies for Earth Day and Every DayEarth Day is great for raising awareness, but it isn’t helpful if we only think... The post Family Movies for Earth Day and Every Day appeared first on Earth911.
- 5 Clever Ways To Maximize Natural Light in Your KitchenThe kitchen often gets more use than any other room of the home. It’s the... The post 5 Clever Ways To Maximize Natural Light in Your Kitchen appeared first on Earth911.
- Climate models are letting our cities down, risking Australians’ safetyUNSW Sydney Global climate models represent our coastal cities as oceans, while regional models fail to represent their true complexity, posing a barrier to future planning and resilience, writes UNSW researcher A/Prof. Negin Nazarian. In Australia, 87% of our population lives along the coast, most in cities that drive much of Australia’s economic activity. Understanding […] The post Climate models are letting our cities down, risking Australians’ safety appeared first on Eco News.
- 22 April 2025 is Mother Earth DayRights of Nature – free webinar In 2009, the United Nations General Assembly recognised 22 April as International Mother Earth Day, acknowledging that in order to achieve a just balance among the economic, social, and environmental needs, we need to promote harmony with nature and the Earth. 16 years later, and Australia’s legal system is […] The post 22 April 2025 is Mother Earth Day appeared first on Eco News.
- Swarovski 2024 Sustainability Report demonstrates ongoing commitment to progress and innovationReCreated(TM) Ice Blue SWAROVSKI Swarovski is proud to unveil its 2024 Sustainability Report, which reflects significant progress across every facet of its sustainability strategy. The report emphasises the company’s commitment to combating climate change, and achieving net zero emissions by 2050, as well as conserving resources, reducing waste, fostering equity, and celebrating individuality. Its publication underscores Swarovski’s […] The post Swarovski 2024 Sustainability Report demonstrates ongoing commitment to progress and innovation appeared first on Eco News.
- EU 'hot to go'EU 'hot to go' Channel News brendan 15th April 2025 Teaser Media
- Barn Fire Risks Are Rising with Droughts: What Farmers and Communities Must KnowBarn fires are no longer rare rural tragedies—they are becoming an alarming environmental and economic crisis, driven in large part by intensifying drought conditions linked to climate change. As barns packed with hay, livestock, and equipment turn into tinderboxes, entire communities are left grappling with devastating consequences. This article delves deep into how climate change...
- Green Certifications in Fashion: What US Manufacturers Are Doing RightFashion’s got a new thread running through it—sustainability—and it’s stitching its way into every seam. Gone are the days when style meant waste piled high or dyes choking rivers. Today, it’s about looking sharp while keeping the planet in mind, and green certifications are the badges proving it’s real. These aren’t just trendy labels; they...
- Banksia People’s Choice Award Winner – I’m Plastic Free!I’m Plastic Free is proud to announce that it has been awarded the inaugural Banksia People’s Choice Award, sponsored by market research company Glow, at the 36th Banksia National Sustainability Awards on Thursday, April 3, Australia’s most prestigious and longest-running celebration of sustainability excellence. The People’s Choice Award – voted by the public and only […] The post Banksia People’s Choice Award Winner – I’m Plastic Free! appeared first on Eco News.
- ‘Green’ Upgrades Cities Can Make Without Breaking BudgetsPeople often get into thinking that going ‘green’ means going broke, all in pursuit of sustainability. But that isn’t true, not even close. Sure, some sustainable practices require major investments, but not all. There are so many budget-friendly upgrades cities and towns can make to improve environmental impact without going broke. Practical changes can reduce...
- A Living Shoreline in Pensacola Creates Jobs and Protects People and WildlifeFifteen years ago, I found myself throwing oranges off bridges in an attempt to understand the hydrodynamics of Mobile Bay. The Deepwater Horizon oil rig had just exploded and sunk into the Gulf of...
- Where does the uranium from Pinyon Plain mine get hauled?Uranium from Pinyon Plain mine is being hauled by truck for more than 300 miles The post Where does the uranium from Pinyon Plain mine get hauled? appeared first on Environment America.
- SEC gives nod for first green stock exchange to begin trading next yearGIX is taking steps to open during what is a challenging period for sustainable investing.
- Inbreeding Poses Another Challenge to the Rebounding Kirtland’s WarblerIn the young Jack Pine forests of northern Michigan, Nathan Cooper sometimes comes across an individual bird that he last saw weeks earlier the Bahamas. The chance to have these repeat encounters is...
- Inbreeding Poses Another Challenge to the Rebounding Kirtland’s WarblerIn the young Jack Pine forests of northern Michigan, Nathan Cooper sometimes comes across an individual bird that he last saw weeks earlier in the Bahamas. The chance to have these repeat encounters...
- FEMA denies disaster relief for bomb cyclone; WA to appealThe denial of the aid comes after President Donald Trump has talked of reshaping or even eliminating the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
- Audubon Florida Reflects on 15 Year Anniversary of Deepwater Horizon DisasterOn April 20, 2010, the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded: A tragedy taking 11 lives, injuring 17, and sending 210 million gallons of crude gushing into the Gulf. The effects of the resulting oil...
- Audubon Florida Reflects on 15 Year Anniversary of Deepwater Horizon DisasterOn April 20, 2010, the Deepwater Horizon oil rig exploded: A tragedy taking 11 lives, injuring 17, and sending 210 million gallons of crude gushing into the Gulf. The effects of the resulting oil...
- Audubon Florida Coastal Stewardship Volunteer Highlights17643 Penny Murnane, Library Technician, Mary Esther Library Penny Murnane is a beach steward and birdy backpack leader, making backpacks for kids with binoculars available for Panhandle...
- Audubon Florida Coastal Stewardship Volunteer Highlights17643 Penny Murnane, Library Technician, Mary Esther Library Penny Murnane is a beach steward and birdy backpack leader, making backpacks for kids with binoculars available for Panhandle...
- Partnership on Dog Island Becomes Bright Spots for BirdsNestled between the Saint George Sound and the Gulf of Mexico, Dog Island is a haven for both birds and people. Audubon has recently strengthened partnerships with residents on the island, as the...
- Partnership on Dog Island Becomes Bright Spots for BirdsNestled between the Saint George Sound and the Gulf of Mexico, Dog Island is a haven for both birds and people. Audubon has recently strengthened partnerships with residents on the island, as the...
- 2024 Audubon Florida Beach-nesting Birds Nesting Season SummaryPanhandle In the eastern Panhandle, American Oystercatchers had a successful season, fledging chicks from three remote islands. At Tyndall Air Force Base, monitored in partnership with the FWC...
- 2024 Audubon Florida Beach-nesting Birds Nesting Season SummaryPanhandle In the eastern Panhandle, American Oystercatchers had a successful season, fledging chicks from three remote islands. At Tyndall Air Force Base, monitored in partnership with the FWC...
- NOAA scientists are cleaning bathrooms in SeattleConditions are deteriorating at Montlake, where contracts for hazardous waste disposal, janitorial services, IT and building maintenance were all halted.
- Arizona’s new wildlife bridgeA new wildlife bridge in Arizona will reconnect wildlife and reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions The post Arizona’s new wildlife bridge appeared first on Environment America.
- GM taps Dell’s sustainability chief as new CSOCassandra Garber is credited with integrating environmental, social and governance practices into the enterprise technology company’s core business processes. The post GM taps Dell’s sustainability chief as new CSO appeared first on Trellis.
- Gas boilers now biggest source of air pollution in central LondonA new study seems to reveal a significant shift in the sources of nitrogen oxides (NOx) pollution in central London, with gas boilers used for heating now identified as the primary contributor. The research found that the combustion of natural gas in boilers accounted for 72 per cent of NOx emissions within a few kilometres […]
- Global plan for maritime shipping leaves industry short of net zero goalReaching any kind of agreement was hailed as a success, but environmental groups were quick to identify flaws in the International Maritime Organization's new framework. The post Global plan for maritime shipping leaves industry short of net zero goal appeared first on Trellis.
- Investing in buses and trains is a good way to get growth on trackAfter a poorly received autumn budget and sluggish economic figures, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been looking for ways to boost growth, from airport expansion to AI. With the economic shock being delivered by President Trump’s tariffs, the government’s central mission is now even more important. […]
- Incineration costs skyrocket for Scottish councilsThe cost of incinerating waste is rising for Scottish councils, and will cost each one over £1 million more per year, on average, by 2028, according to analysis from Friends of the Earth Scotland, UKWIN and Fidra. The groups have criticised what they say is the Scottish Government’s failure to take action to reduce incineration […]
- Trump’s NOAA firings raise doubts for PNW fisheriesFisheries scientists who were fired by the Trump administration say they've been living in limbo as their work is sidelined.
- A.I. Is Quietly Powering a Revolution in Weather PredictionWeather forecasts powered by artificial intelligence are usually more accurate — and require less computational energy and fewer human hours — than conventional predictions. But questions remain about A.I. systems’ reliability and their ability to forecast extreme weather events.Read more on E360 →
- China Allows New Coal Plants, but With More Limited RoleChina will allow the construction of new coal power plants through at least 2027 but with restrictions aimed at limiting emissions and boosting renewables, according to a newly released action plan.Read more on E360 →
- Earth Action: Simple Steps for Waste-Free DiningThe kitchen is the beating heart of any home but is also the top contributor... The post Earth Action: Simple Steps for Waste-Free Dining appeared first on Earth911.
- Earth911 Podcast: Project Censored’s Andy Lee Roth on Under-Reported Environmental StoriesIn today’s media environment, disinformation and distraction are pervasive. The most troubling issue may not... The post Earth911 Podcast: Project Censored’s Andy Lee Roth on Under-Reported Environmental Stories appeared first on Earth911.
- Apply now: Trellis 30 Under 30 rising stars in climate in 2025Trellis’s 10th annual list of young climate leaders is underway. Applications will be accepted through May 5, 2025. The post Apply now: Trellis 30 Under 30 rising stars in climate in 2025 appeared first on Trellis.
- The sustainability profession is at an existential crossroads. Here’s how it can surviveKnowledge, competence, ethics and accountability are necessary qualities to raise the bar. The post The sustainability profession is at an existential crossroads. Here’s how it can survive appeared first on Trellis.
- Global warming is melting Arctic sea ice. Can science refreeze it?Sea ice extent in the Arctic has decreased by about 40 percent since 1979. New technologies are being deployed to regrow it.
- Millions of Americans don’t speak English. Now they won’t be warned before weather disasters.An internal memo reviewed by Grist showed the National Weather Service has stopped translating radio alerts in the southern region, a move that has enraged workers in the local offices.
- Ordnance Survey maps out 40m British rooftops for ‘unprecedented’ energy insightShape, aspect, material, greening and the presence of solar panels are among the catalogued details. According to the data, 1.3million UK homes, now have solar panels fitted, while 0.1% have thatched roofs and 92% are made of either tile, stone or slate. The Ordnance Survey National Geographic Database [OS NGD] already holds extensive information on […]
- Are Mugsy Jeans Truly Sustainable? The Rise of Slow FashionMugsy Jeans is making waves in sustainable fashion—but is the hype justified? The fashion industry is both a canvas for creativity and a colossal source of pollution. Each year, it generates 92 million tons of textile waste, consumes 79 trillion liters of water, and contributes around 10% of global carbon emissions. Amidst this environmental crisis,...
- Sustainable Water Treatment at Home: How Softening Supports a Greener LifestyleYou want to live sustainably—reducing waste, conserving resources, and minimizing your environmental footprint. But have you considered how your home’s clean water quality affects your green goals? Hard water isn’t just an annoyance; it’s a hidden source of inefficiency, waste, and unnecessary environmental strain. The solution? Water softening. Indeed, processed clean water has far-reaching benefits...
- Eco News Sustainability Report with Lisa Zemrodt, Principal and Senior Director, Sustainability Business Strategy and Sustainability, Schneider ElectricLisa Zemrodt, Principal and Senior Director, Sustainability Business Strategy and Sustainability, Schneider Electric “It was my pleasure to interview Lisa Zemrodt, Principal and Senior Director, Sustainability Business Strategy and Sustainability, Schneider Electric recently at the Schneider Electric Innovation Summit in Sydney,” said Tim Langdon, publisher of Eco Voice & Eco News. As of 1 January […] The post Eco News Sustainability Report with Lisa Zemrodt, Principal and Senior Director, Sustainability Business Strategy and Sustainability, Schneider Electric appeared first on Eco News.
- Annual Bilby Census: Juveniles, drought and a record-breaking populationAustralia’s threatened Easter Bilby has been busy in the last 12 months welcoming juveniles, persisting in the challenges of drought, and in some areas, growing to new population records. Australian Wildlife Conservancy’s (AWC) Annual Bilby Census returns in 2025 for the fifth consecutive year, providing updates on six populations of the Greater Bilby at its sanctuaries in […] The post Annual Bilby Census: Juveniles, drought and a record-breaking population appeared first on Eco News.
- Qld CDS celebrates 10 billion containers returned10 billion containers have been returned through Containers for Change $1 billion in 10-cent refunds has been given back to Queensland communities Almost $17 million in 10-cent refunds has been paid directly to charities Queenslanders are celebrating a major recycling milestone with 10 billion beverage containers returned through Containers for Change, enough to fill almost […] The post Qld CDS celebrates 10 billion containers returned appeared first on Eco News.
- Trump said cuts wouldn’t affect public safety. Then he fired hundreds of workers who help fight wildfires.The White House and DOGE have sought to eliminate thousands of jobs from the Forest Service. The wildland firefighting force is one of many targets within the agency.
- How a missing detail in a WA press release turned into a tale of modern AmericaA story can come from anywhere. This time, a missing detail led reporter Conrad Swanson on a journey to Cosmopolis.
- How rural Cosmopolis illustrates an American crossroadsThe pulp mill in town shut down years ago. Now, a British investor sees opportunity as the Trump administration targets environmental regulations.
- Massachusetts home-electrification pilot could offer a national modelInstallations are wrapping up this month for the turnkey program providing solar, heat pumps, and batteries to households that couldn’t otherwise afford them.
- Eco News Sustainability Report with Olivia West, Sustainability Manager, Americas, Asia Pacific, and Japan at HP.Olivia West, Sustainability Manager, Americas, Asia Pacific, and Japan at HP. “It was my pleasure to interview Olivia West, Sustainability Manager, Americas, Asia Pacific, and Japan at HP recently at the Schneider Electric Innovation Summit in Sydney,” said Tim Langdon, publisher of Eco Voice & Eco News. As of 1 January 2025, many large Australian businesses and financial […] The post Eco News Sustainability Report with Olivia West, Sustainability Manager, Americas, Asia Pacific, and Japan at HP. appeared first on Eco News.
- Water PressureWater Pressure Channel Comment brendan 12th April 2025 Teaser Media
- Senate Introduction of Fix Our Forests Act Offers Path to Address Wildfire Risks to Forests, CommunitiesWASHINGTON (April 11, 2025) – Today, a bipartisan group of senators introduced the Fix Our Forests Act, which provides direction for improving management of our forestlands to reduce wildfire risk...
- Senate Introduction of Fix Our Forests Act Offers Path to Address Wildfire Risks to Forests, CommunitiesWASHINGTON (April 11, 2025) – Today, a bipartisan group of senators introduced the Fix Our Forests Act, which provides direction for improving management of our forestlands to reduce wildfire risk...
- The Bird-Safe Buildings Movement Continues to GrowEach spring and fall, birds like the Ruby-Throated Hummingbird and Black-throated Blue Warbler migrate hundreds if not thousands of miles only to face deadly threats in cities and neighborhoods. A...
- The Bird-Safe Buildings Movement Continues to GrowEach spring and fall, birds like the Ruby-Throated Hummingbird and Black-throated Blue Warbler migrate hundreds if not thousands of miles only to face deadly threats in cities and neighborhoods. A...
- Orca mom gives birth to its first calfEarlier this month, the members of J-Pod, one for the three subgroups of Southern Resident orcas, welcomed a new member to the family. The post Orca mom gives birth to its first calf appeared first on Environment America.
- Why Is Everyone Obsessed With the ‘Awebo’ Bird?For most of the year, the Willow Ptarmigan lays low on the Arctic tundra, blending into the snowy landscape with its powder-white plumage. But as winter turns toward spring, the males begin to stake...
- Why Is Everyone Obsessed With the ‘Awebo’ Bird?For most of the year, the Willow Ptarmigan lays low on the Arctic tundra, blending into the snowy landscape with its powder-white plumage. But as winter turns toward spring, the males begin to stake...
- Illinois Plastic Pellet Free Waters Act advances out of state HouseA first step in addressing pollution from plastic pellets was voted out of the Illinois House and now heads to the state Senate. The post Illinois Plastic Pellet Free Waters Act advances out of state House appeared first on Environment America.
- What do climate protests actually achieve? More than you think.The evidence is in: Protests can persuade people, and maybe even change how they vote.
- WA prepares to defend climate policies against Trump’s latest orderA Trump executive order takes aim at state climate laws. Washington state could be a target.
- Scunthorpe can be at the heart of a thriving green steel sectorThis post is by Dr Colin Church, CEO at The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining. Note: this is a fast-evolving story. For the latest developments, see the BBC’s live coverage. The crisis at Scunthorpe is just the latest episode in a decade of crises […]
- Science for the Planet: Creating Climate Solutions with Urban CommunitiesClimate School professor Sheila Foster works with frontline communities on climate adaptation strategies.
- Costco and Unilever boost credibility of refillable packagingConsumer products upstarts Clean Cult and Wild have shunned single-use plastic since their inception. The post Costco and Unilever boost credibility of refillable packaging appeared first on Trellis.
- ‘We made a mistake’: REI apologizes for supporting Trump public lands pickREI's new CEO apologized for the endorsement of President Donald Trump's secretary of the interior nominee.
- UK’s first water-monitoring centre aims to act as early warning system for disease outbreaksThe University of Bath is launching what’s described as the UK’s first early-warning public health surveillance system based on detecting tiny traces of chemicals and biological markers found in water. The Centre of Excellence in Water-Based Early-Warning Systems for Health Protection (CWBE) will collect and analyse community (waste)water that they say could be used to […]
- Why Microsoft is buying carbon credits from a pulp and paper millProject developer CO280 plans to add millions of tons of removal capacity annually on the Gulf Coast. The post Why Microsoft is buying carbon credits from a pulp and paper mill appeared first on Trellis.
- ‘Record renewables generation underscores untapped potential of commercial solar’Recent UK renewables statistics showcase significant progress but also highlight the crucial role that commercial rooftop solar installations must play in the country’s renewable energy transition, says solar solutions firm Solivus. According to the latest Energy Trends report from the Department of Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ),1 renewable energy accounted for more than half […]
- ‘Some insects are declining but what’s happening to the other 99%?’Despite fears over ‘insectageddon’, there is a lack of data about virtually all insect species globally, according to a study led by the UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology (UKCEH) and ZSL (Zoological Society of London) Insects are the dominant form of animal life on our planet, providing humans and wildlife with pollination, food, and […]
- Trump Administration Fires Hundreds of Climate and Weather SpecialistsThe Trump administration has re-fired hundreds of probationary workers at NOAA after a court ruling cleared the way.Read more on E360 →
- To enhance water stewardship, tout the ‘restoration of nature and ecosystems’Ditch jargon and focus on communicating what matters to audiences: climate, nature and people. The post To enhance water stewardship, tout the ‘restoration of nature and ecosystems’ appeared first on Trellis.
- ‘People would die’: As summer approaches, Trump is jeopardizing funding for ACSome $380 million is now in limbo after Trump laid off staff that run a program helping low-income people pay their energy bills.
- The fix for parched western states: Recycled toilet waterIf it’s perfectly safe to drink purified wastewater, why aren’t drought-plagued states drinking more of it?
- Earth911 Inspiration: We Are Part of This Web of Life, Not Its MastersToday’s Earth911 inspiration is from Pope Francis, who delivered a somber message about the state... The post Earth911 Inspiration: We Are Part of This Web of Life, Not Its Masters appeared first on Earth911.
- Waitrose sets ‘new animal welfare benchmark’ with chicken policyThe UK supermarket becomes first grocer in the country to exceed Better Chicken Commitment standards. Waitrose has now pledged to ensure all its own-brand chicken products will surpass the Better Chicken Commitment by the end of August. All fresh chickens became compliant as of this week. The move has been described by the RSPCA as […]
- Erging for Maximum Gains: ERG Calculator to Boost Your Rowing ResultsWhat Is Erging and Why It’s the Ultimate Full-Body Workout If you’re serious about getting fit, shedding pounds, or building full-body strength, you’ve probably come across erging. But here’s the kicker: most people who hop on a rowing machine have no clue how many calories they’re actually burning. That’s where the ERG calculator comes in—a...
- Cleanaway opens Australia’s most advanced Material Recovery Facility in Western SydneyCleanaway Waste Management Limited (Cleanaway) is pleased to announce the opening of its state-of-the-art Western Sydney Material Recovery Facility (MRF), in Rooty Hill today. In a leap forward for the recycling and circular economy capabilities of Sydney and NSW, Cleanaway’s MRF will house advanced optical sorting technology, having the capability for up to 99.5% purity […] The post Cleanaway opens Australia’s most advanced Material Recovery Facility in Western Sydney appeared first on Eco News.
- Tiny Solar Homes – Innovative Off-Grid Living at Sydney Build ExpoTiny Solar Homes will be featured at the Sydney Build Expo on May 7–8, 2025. Tiny Solar Homes is a small, family-run business owned by brothers Guy and Blake, who have brought a collective 30+ years of building experience to the fore to create Tiny Solar Homes, the next phase of their building journey. Tiny Solar Homes […] The post Tiny Solar Homes – Innovative Off-Grid Living at Sydney Build Expo appeared first on Eco News.
- Birdwatching in the Boreal Forest by Susan StairInstalled: 4/10/2025 About the Mural: This mosaic mural in Harlem offers a window into the boreal forest—the massive biome that offers critical habitat for birds and essential resources for...
- Birdwatching in the Boreal Forest by Susan StairInstalled: 4/10/2025 About the Mural: This mosaic mural in Harlem offers a window into the boreal forest—the massive biome that offers critical habitat for birds and essential resources for...
- Ideas for Earth Day this yearLooking for inspiration for things to do for Earth Day this year? We’ve got you covered. The post Ideas for Earth Day this year appeared first on Environment America.
- Coast Guard, WA Ecology Department investigate spill in Seattle’s Salmon BayThe diesel spill near the Ballard Locks did not appear to be ongoing Thursday afternoon, a Coast Guard spokesperson said.
- Republican senators urge leadership to keep clean energy tax creditsRepublican senators penned a letter to Majority leader John Thune in support of clean energy tax credits. The post Republican senators urge leadership to keep clean energy tax credits appeared first on Environment America.
- Consistent Dry Down at Corkscrew Swamp May Be Good for Birders—Birds, Not So MuchOver the past two decades, changes made to the way water flows across the land resulted in water being pulled out of Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary faster and earlier in the dry season. In this...
- Consistent Dry Down at Corkscrew Swamp May Be Good for Birders—Birds, Not So MuchOver the past two decades, changes made to the way water flows across the land resulted in water being pulled out of Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary faster and earlier in the dry season. In this...
- Statement: Bill introduced to protect Greater Chaco Canyon from further drillingNinety percent of the Greater Chaco Landscape has already been leased for oil and gas development The post Statement: Bill introduced to protect Greater Chaco Canyon from further drilling appeared first on Environment America.
- Update: Texas Legislature and the environment53 days to go in the 89th session The post Update: Texas Legislature and the environment appeared first on Environment America.
- Statement: Senator Smith introduces bill to provide permanent protections for Boundary WatersLegislation in Senate would preserve more than 200,000 acres The post Statement: Senator Smith introduces bill to provide permanent protections for Boundary Waters appeared first on Environment America.
- This federal rule helped clear air over America’s most beloved parks. Trump’s EPA wants to kill itOutdoor enthusiasts are worried about the loss of their favorite vistas as President Donald Trump's administration considers weakening a 26-year-old rule designed to improve visibility over national parks and wilderness areas.
- Unilever pushes trade associations to speak up on climate policyThe consumer products company said only half of its closest industry associations actively support regulations needed for its climate transition to succeed. The post Unilever pushes trade associations to speak up on climate policy appeared first on Trellis.
- La Nina exits after three weak months, leaving Earth in neutral climate stateLa Nina, the natural cooling flip side of the better-known and warmer El Nino climate phenomenon, has dwindled away after just three weak months.
- Alaska’s ‘Nazi Creek,’ a legacy of World War II, is set for a name changeThe creek is a mile-long stream on the southeastern side of Little Kiska Island, beside the bigger, more prominent Kiska Island 242 miles west of Adak at the far end of the Aleutian chain.
- Tanya’s commitment to clean energy rooted in responsibility and smart choicesThe post Tanya’s commitment to clean energy rooted in responsibility and smart choices appeared first on Environment America.
- Why aren’t farmers paid more for what they produce?This post is by Tim Lang, professor emeritus of food policy at the Centre for Food Policy, City St George’s, University of London Why on earth do we maintain an economy where farmers and growers receive roughly seven per cent of gross value added (GVA) […]
- 3 ways tariffs will affect sustainable supply chainsData collection, carbon disclosures and compliance requirements may shift. The post 3 ways tariffs will affect sustainable supply chains appeared first on Trellis.
- David’s clean energy transition made his home saferWe talked to David about his home improvements and how much safer he feels at home The post David’s clean energy transition made his home safer appeared first on Environment America.
- Logging doesn’t prevent wildfires, but Trump is trying it anywayThe Agriculture Department is opening more than 112 million acres of federal forests to logging in a misguided bid to prevent fires and boost timber production.
- New York City is making people compost — or pay upNew Yorkers can now get fined for not separating their food scraps. Some critics say that's not the right approach.
- Why Your Lemon Bee Balm plant Isn’t Blooming—and How to Fix It FastYou planted lemon bee balm plant with care, watched it grow taller by the day, admired its lush green leaves—and still, no flowers. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. Lemon bee balm—also known as Monarda citriodora—is a popular choice for gardens thanks to its lemony scent, bright purple-pink flowers, and its knack for attracting bees, butterflies,...
- After the wildfires, Beverly Hills shut out students whose school burnedThe dispute between two Los Angeles-area districts raises a broader question of what a school district owes its neighbors after a major disaster.
- 5 insights for CSOs from London’s Nature Tech SummitThese innovations give sustainability leaders the data they need to strengthen the case for funding nature strategies. The post 5 insights for CSOs from London’s Nature Tech Summit appeared first on Trellis.
- Clinical Waste Disposal: Methods and Best PracticesClinical waste, also known as medical or healthcare waste, is any waste generated during medical procedures, research or patient care that is infectious, hazardous or toxic. This includes materials contaminated with blood, bodily fluids or pathogens as well as items that are chemically or biologically harmful. Proper disposal of clinical waste is key to public...
- Spring Cocktail Recipes Made With Leftover ProduceFruit- and veggie-based cocktails are fantastic solutions for soft, overripe produce. And since you only need flavorful juices, not whole chunks of a fruit or veggie, you can also incorporate scraps left over from other recipes. Try a few at your next get-together to reduce household food waste and have fun while doing it! The post Spring Cocktail Recipes Made With Leftover Produce appeared first on Earth911.
- No-Fuss Repurposing Hacks Using Everyday DiscardsPlenty of items routinely trashed or recycled function quite well when re-assigned to other tasks.... The post No-Fuss Repurposing Hacks Using Everyday Discards appeared first on Earth911.
- Can this homemade carbon capture tech put Britain in pole position?The University of Surrey’s innovative solution slashes the price of converting waste emissions into clean, synthetic fuel. First publishing results in Applied Energy, the British-developed Dual-Function Material [DFM] process involve both carbon capture and conversion stages. According to the team responsible, this method could match or outperform more established systems already in place. Under optimal conditions, […]
- Kensington & Chelsea fill up hydrotreated vegetable oil waste collection vehiclesThe London borough will save 300 tonnes of carbon emissions each year through the switch to biofuel. In total, 44 waste and refuse collection lorries operated on behalf of the council have now switched engines off to diesel in order to reduce operational impacts. The trial is expected to cut carbon emissions by 90% over […]
- 7 Green Habits to Improve Your Mental and Physical HealthPhoto by Akram Hossain J on Unsplash Most people think that adopting green habits will add to their stress, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. Moving to a greener lifestyle can work wonders for your physical and mental wellbeing. You don’t have to overhaul your entire life – just start with small changes...
- B Lab publishes new B Corp standards, raising the bar for businesses worldwideB Lab unveiled new standards for B Corp Certification to galvanise business action on the world’s critical social and environmental issues, marking the most significant evolution in the nonprofit’s 19-year history. As the climate crisis intensifies and societal inequality grows, the standards provide companies with clarity on how they can take meaningful and tangible action on issues facing people […] The post B Lab publishes new B Corp standards, raising the bar for businesses worldwide appeared first on Eco News.
- Making IT systems smarter for a sustainable futureJeff Stewart, Group Vice President of Product Management at SolarWinds By Jeff Stewart While the IT industry isn’t the biggest contributor to environmental damage, it still has a significant impact—one that is growing as we increasingly rely on technology. Data centres, which power everything from cloud storage to online banking, require large amounts of electricity. […] The post Making IT systems smarter for a sustainable future appeared first on Eco News.
- Badenoch 'in pay of climate deniers'Badenoch 'in pay of climate deniers' Channel News brendan 10th April 2025 Teaser Media
- Working Together to Pass Rural Groundwater Management in Arizona**Este artículo se puede encontrar en español** Encourage your lawmakers to work together to find solutions for a new, flexible groundwater management tool for rural Arizona. Right now...
- Working Together to Pass Rural Groundwater Management in ArizonaRight now, in nearly 80 percent of the state, communities are suffering under the strain of the state’s inadequate rural groundwater protections. Multiple proposals to manage rural groundwater have...
- Cathay continues its sustainability efforts as it builds momentum for future developmentCathay’s 2024 Sustainability Report reflects steady progress in working towards its sustainability commitments Cathay is pleased to release its 2024 Sustainability Report, reflecting steady progress in its sustainability journey and reaffirming its commitment to long-term sustainable development. As the Cathay Group moves into its next phase of growth, sustainability remains a key priority. Chief Executive […] The post Cathay continues its sustainability efforts as it builds momentum for future development appeared first on Eco News.
- Standard Chartered Weather Photographer of the Year 2025 competition launches todayThe Standard Chartered Weather Photographer of the Year competition 2025 launches today, aiming to showcase the world’s most striking weather and climate photography. Now in its tenth year, the competition is run by the UK’s Royal Meteorological Society and serves as an international platform to raise awareness of environmental issues putting our planet at risk – including […] The post Standard Chartered Weather Photographer of the Year 2025 competition launches today appeared first on Eco News.
- Aussie tech helps make bio-oils for greener industrial applications(L) Dr Nimesha Rathnayake and Professor Kalpit Shah (R) with Dr Ramandeep Kaur, who holds a vial of the team’s bio-oil. Credit: Will Wright, RMIT University RMIT University Australian technology developed at RMIT University could enable more sustainable and cheaper production of bio-oils to replace petroleum-based products in electronic, construction and automotive applications. The technology, […] The post Aussie tech helps make bio-oils for greener industrial applications appeared first on Eco News.
- Advocacy Director Jack Gough appointed CEO of the Invasive Species CouncilThe Invasive Species Council is pleased to announce that Advocacy Director Jack Gough has been appointed Chief Executive Officer, following a competitive recruitment process. Jack brings a wealth of experience in environmental advocacy, strategic campaigning and policy reform. Since joining the organisation in 2021, Jack has played a central role in securing landmark wins for […] The post Advocacy Director Jack Gough appointed CEO of the Invasive Species Council appeared first on Eco News.
- Biotech and healthcare solutions dominate CSIRO’s ON Accelerate 9 cohort3DCeraFlex Australia’s national science agency has unveiled the latest cohort for the ON Accelerate program, joining the ranks of alumni who have created over 80 new companies and secured over $336M in commercialisation grants. Australia’s national science agency, CSIRO, has announced the project teams for its ninth ON Accelerate cohort, showcasing high-potential ventures in drug […] The post Biotech and healthcare solutions dominate CSIRO’s ON Accelerate 9 cohort appeared first on Eco News.
- Schneider Electric strengthens channel partner support, launching its new Decarbonisation Champion initiative and expanding Sustainability School with Chapter 3The Decarbonisation Champion initiative supports partners throughout their decarbonisation journey with knowledge, tools, and financial incentives. Sustainability School Chapter 3, also launched, offers customised pathways for different sectors, enhancing energy efficiency and reducing carbon footprints. Both initiatives are designed to provide tangible benefits, differentiate businesses, and drive overall sustainability efforts. Schneider Electric, a global leader […] The post Schneider Electric strengthens channel partner support, launching its new Decarbonisation Champion initiative and expanding Sustainability School with Chapter 3 appeared first on Eco News.
- Five Ways To Make Your Life More SustainableReady to go green(er) this Earth Day? Here's a place to start.
- Trump reverses Biden rule restricting water usage for showerheads and other home appliancesPresident Donald Trump has long complained about modern rules that limit water flow for showerheads, making it harder for him to wash his “beautiful hair.".
- Why Trump’s executive order targeting state climate laws is probably illegalPresident Trump continues dismantling climate policy with a move of questionable legality that benefits fossil fuels. States are sure to sue.
- New SBTi CEO urges companies to step up action on net zeroFormer EY partner David Kennedy calls for more “partnership” with corporations as the nonprofit finalizes a major revision to the Corporate Net Zero Standard. The post New SBTi CEO urges companies to step up action on net zero appeared first on Trellis.
- On a Dammed River, Amazon Villagers Fight to Restore the FlowIndigenous communities that rely on the natural flow of the Xingu River have long fought the Belo Monte dam in Brazil. With the dam now up for relicensing, they are urging the government to allow more water to flow, which would help revive the river and their way of life.Read more on E360 →
- Martian dust could pose health risks to future astronautsA new study attempts to itemise the laundry list of toxic ingredients in the red planet’s atmospheric dust, and the various health risks – known and unknown – that might follow its inhalation. The study, published in the journal GeoHealth, is the first to take a comprehensive look at the chemical ingredients that make up […]
- France’s new high-speed train design has Americans asking: Why can’t we have that?Here's why the U.S. is behind on building high-speed rail — and what could create momentum to catch up.
- Climate United Fund v. Citibank (and EPA): What you should knowThe outcome of this case will significantly help or hinder the Trump administration's efforts to unwind Biden Era climate action. A decision is expected next week. The post Climate United Fund v. Citibank (and EPA): What you should know appeared first on Trellis.
- Mangroves, Tigers and ShoppingThe last part of our trip was a whirlwind of seeing multiple sites in the Sundarbans mangrove forest and its wildlife, more interviews with villagers, historic and cultural sites and shopping, followed by tearful goodbyes.
- Japanese Plum Tree Not Fruiting? Here’s How to Fix ItImagine this: You’ve spent years taking care of your Japanese Plum tree—watering it, watching it grow, dreaming of those sweet plums. But spring comes and goes and there’s not a single fruit in sight. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. Japanese Plum trees are a favorite among gardeners for their beautiful blooms and delicious harvests but...
- Adidas greenwashing judgment offers warnings about climate claimsThe "Wild Wild West" era of sustainability communications faces new legal challenges. Here's how to avoid fuzzy language and risks. The post Adidas greenwashing judgment offers warnings about climate claims appeared first on Trellis.
- WA e-bike rebate program now accepting applicationsWashington residents 16 years or older can apply for a rebate of up to $1,200 to pay for a new e-bike. The winners will be selected at random.
- How UAV Aerial Surveys Are Changing Environmental MonitoringDrones, also known as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), are changing the world. Termed as a revolution in the technology world, environmental monitoring is a major sector that is positively impacted by this innovation. But, UAV aerial surveys are a far cry from the conventional practices of environmental studies; they offer new perspectives to gain insights into study areas...
- Growing Risk of 'Thirstwaves' as the Planet WarmsThe atmosphere is getting thirstier. A new study finds that warming is leading to more frequent bouts of hot, dry weather that cause soils to lose large volumes of water to evaporation.Read more on E360 →
- Why adding a fish pond to your landscaping can benefit you and the local environmentWith summertime just on the horizon, the outdoor areas of businesses become much more of a focal point, for both ambience and aesthetics. Fish Ponds can not only create a sense of serenity on a property but can also help boost conservation credentials.
- Tuning the tide: soundwaves could weaken tsunamis and boost marine renewables, says new studyUnderwater sound waves could weaken tsunamis by redistributing their energy before they strike coastlines, saving lives and infrastructure in at-risk locations across the globe, according to new research. The study, led by Cardiff University, reveals how ocean waves and sound waves, previously thought unrelated, can interact to reshape their dynamics. The interaction, which requires two […]
- Unearthing ecological benefits in England’s planned Western ForestCosting £7.5million over five years, we take a closer look at one of three vast woodlands planned for the UK’s most nature-depleted nation. Plans for a vast new National Forest stretching from the Cotswolds to the Mendips have been unveiled by the government. The Western Forest is an ambitious initiative involving planting 2,500 hectares (6,200 […]
- Avoid CMA greenwashing clampdown by “investing in sustainability training” urges Environmental Law expertFrom Sunday 6 April, the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has been granted significantly enhanced enforcement powers under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers (DMCC) Act. The legislation equips the CMA with the ability to impose direct and severe penalties on businesses found to be in breach of consumer law, including those guilty of […]
- Over half of UK’s decarbonisation is dependent on technologies that are not yet commercially mature: PwC’s Net Zero Future50 reportConsultancy firm PwC UK’s latest research emphasises the crucial role of climate technology in steering the world towards net zero emissions and highlights the importance of innovation for the UK’s growth and competitiveness. PwC’s “Net Zero Future50” report reveals that more than half (56%) of the UK’s decarbonisation efforts rely on technologies that are not […]
- UK Energy Minister to speak at All-Energy 2025 in GlasgowWith five weeks to go before All-Energy opens at Glasgow’s SEC, the UK’s largest renewable and low carbon energy exhibition and conference has announced that following a keynote address by Scotland’s First Minister, The Rt Hon John Swinney MSP, the UK Energy Minister, Michael Shanks MP will be speaking in the conference opening plenary session […]
- Brushing with disaster? Technology firm issues warning about acute landfill contributorElectric toothbrushes are adding to the world’s growing mountain of harmful ewaste at a concerning rate. UK sustainable technology firm In2tec is calling for greater awareness of the issue, and a shift to the use of reusable components in the manufacture of these devices. Experts at In2tec say cheap toothbrushes and consumers upgrading to new […]
- Trump axed a rule designed to spare taxpayers the burden of future floodingThe change may speed up flood recovery, but it will leave communities — and taxpayers — facing the same problems over and over again.
- How Trump’s war on climate and equity is impacting ‘woke investing’Shifting political and regulatory winds have led to fewer shareholder resolutions on environmental and social issues.
- Do Metal Roofs Save Energy?The popularity of metal roofs has soared in recent years because of their durability, energy... The post Do Metal Roofs Save Energy? appeared first on Earth911.
- Classic Earth911 Podcast: Frank Dalene on Decarbonizing the World With ICEMANReturn to a classic Earth911 podcast conversation about how market competition can move past thinking... The post Classic Earth911 Podcast: Frank Dalene on Decarbonizing the World With ICEMAN appeared first on Earth911.
- Over half of UK decarbonisation plans still dependent on unmatured techCarbon funding gaps and a lack of commercial roadmap risk blocking the path to net zero. Overall, the climate tech sector in the UK has shown resilience and growth over the past 12 months. Investments totalled £4.5billion in 2024 alone, with early-stage financing increasing to 10% and the country’s overall reindustrialisation strategy heavily reliant on […]
- Trump’s Global Tax Shockwave: Who’s Really Paying the Price?A New Kind of Tax War In a quiet fishing village on Sri Lanka’s coast, families who once thrived on textile exports to the US are now struggling to put food on the table. That’s the reality for factory workers in Lesotho, too—where garments bound for American shelves are now priced out of the market....
- After Trump cuts, utility bill help for poorer WA residents uncertainThe firing of LIHEAP staff by the Trump administration has left local agencies reeling, with some worried the federal energy assistance program may be in jeopardy.
- J Pod has another babyThe mother and calf look good so far, researchers reported. But the first year of life is the most perilous.
- How the Geaux Green Campus Chapter Builds Community in New OrleansWhat does building a community in support of the environment on a college campus look like? For the Audubon on Campus chapter at Xavier University of Louisiana in New Orleans, XULA Geaux Green, it...
- How the Geaux Green Campus Chapter Builds Community in New OrleansWhat does building a community in support of the environment on a college campus look like? For the Audubon on Campus chapter at Xavier University of Louisiana in New Orleans, XULA Geaux Green, it...
- Brian Nesvik Would Bring Decades of Hands-On Experience to Lead the Fish and Wildlife ServiceWashington, D.C. (April 8, 2025) – The director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plays a vital role in safeguarding the biodiversity of our nation’s wildlife and the health of ecosystems...
- Brian Nesvik Would Bring Decades of Hands-On Experience to Lead the Fish and Wildlife ServiceWashington, D.C. (April 8, 2025) – The director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service plays a vital role in safeguarding the biodiversity of our nation’s wildlife and the health of ecosystems...
- Young climate activists take Portugal to courtYoung climate activists take Portugal to court Channel News brendan 8th April 2025 Teaser Media
- WA faces drought emergency for a third year after middling snowpack“Even if April is another soggy month, we still won’t catch up,” said Casey Sixkiller, director of Washington's Department of Ecology.
- Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Rainfall and Water Levels for March 2025Here is the scoop on local conditions as of March 31, 2025: •Dry conditions and low rain amounts for March have continued to cause our water levels to drop. •Prey populations are very...
- Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary Rainfall and Water Levels for March 2025Here is the scoop on local conditions as of March 31, 2025: •Dry conditions and low rain amounts for March have continued to cause our water levels to drop. •Prey populations are very...
- Behind the (Birding) Scenes on the Show ‘The Residence’A new Netflix miniseries, The Residence, launched in late March. A madcap comedy/murder mystery set in the White House, it quickly drew fans for its ingenious plot, snappy dialogue, and memorable...
- Behind the (Birding) Scenes on the Show ‘The Residence’A new Netflix miniseries, The Residence, launched in late March. A madcap comedy/murder mystery set in the White House, it quickly drew fans for its ingenious plot, snappy dialogue, and memorable...
- Gray whales are dying off the Pacific Coast again. Scientists aren’t sure whyScientists say it's too early to tell how the migratory season will end up for gray whales as they begin to head north toward Washington.
- U.S. railroad launches book-and-claim scheme to reduce Scope 3 emissionsNorfolk Southern pioneered better emissions tracking in rail freight. Now it’s partnering with customers to accelerate the use of biofuels in its locomotives. The post U.S. railroad launches book-and-claim scheme to reduce Scope 3 emissions appeared first on Trellis.
- Bill to tackle food waste advances in the Oregon legislatureThe post Bill to tackle food waste advances in the Oregon legislature appeared first on Environment America.
- DUP votes against plans for Northern Irish climate change commissionerCritics argue rejecting the role is a step in the wrong direction, exacerbating years of an extended period of environmental inaction on the part of a dysfunctional parliament. Members of the Legislative Assembly [MLAs] have been debating regulations suggested by Northern Ireland’s Executive Office to establish powers to appoint someone to the newly created position. […]
- The first science-based targets for oceans are out. Here’s what you should knowInvestors and industry leaders can play a critical role in expanding targets beyond fisheries and creating a clear business case for broader ocean stewardship. The post The first science-based targets for oceans are out. Here’s what you should know appeared first on Trellis.
- EU’s carbon pricing scheme lowers emissions to 50% of 2005 levelsThe latest numbers demonstrate the success of economic policies focused on climate mitigation. The post EU’s carbon pricing scheme lowers emissions to 50% of 2005 levels appeared first on Trellis.
- B Corp certification overhaul mandates minimum performance in 7 areasThe 683-page revision to the B Corp certification standard now also includes a requirement for continuous improvement. The post B Corp certification overhaul mandates minimum performance in 7 areas appeared first on Trellis.
- The Environmental Case for Expanding Public Transit AccessAs cities grow and populations increase, transportation becomes a central issue in environmental planning. While private vehicle use remains widespread, the environmental toll of car-centric infrastructure is undeniable. Expanding access to public transit offers a practical, impactful way to reduce carbon emissions, improve urban air quality, and build more sustainable communities. Here’s why public transit...
- China drives global warming surge with air pollution clampdownThe world’s second most populous nation has made big steps to clean up its skies, inadvertently raising thermometers across the planet. It’s one of the most compelling examples of the delicate balance and interconnectivity of air pollution and global warming yet. By reducing the rate at which aerosols are being pumped into the atmosphere and […]
- Reviewing progress with coupling electrolyzers and offshore windGreen hydrogen is being positioned to play a critical role in decarbonizing hard-to-abate sectors of the economy. Developers are now exploring the integration of electrolyzers with offshore wind farms to produce green hydrogen at sea. The approach combines abundant offshore renewable energy with hydrogen versatility, accelerating the energy transition, says Ibrahim Muritala, who examines the […]
- The world is heating up. How much can our bodies handle?Scientists put people in a heat chamber for nine hours. Here's what they learned.
- 10 Creative Ways To Help Keep Food FreshIf you have trouble using perishable food before it spoils, you’re certainly not alone. In... The post 10 Creative Ways To Help Keep Food Fresh appeared first on Earth911.
- We Earthlings: Yeah, I’m In To Cook OrganicWhat connects us all? Nature and our shared relationships through nature. Print or share We... The post We Earthlings: Yeah, I’m In To Cook Organic appeared first on Earth911.
- Embodied Carbon: What Is It and Why Is It Important?Most conversations about the carbon footprint of a building focus on the activities that go... The post Embodied Carbon: What Is It and Why Is It Important? appeared first on Earth911.
- Telemetry: Tracking Bald Eagles in Real TimeWe often say that the science of bird banding is like putting a message in a bottle and throwing it into the ocean. Data can only be recorded if someone else finds the bottle, or in other words...
- Telemetry: Tracking Bald Eagles in Real TimeWe often say that the science of bird banding is like putting a message in a bottle and throwing it into the ocean. Data can only be recorded if someone else finds the bottle, or in other words...
- SXSW SYDNEY 2025 CONFERENCE PREVIEW: 40 SPEAKERS ANNOUNCEDAnnouncing the first of many thought leaders, including CEO of GoFundMe, Tim Cadocan, Silicon Valley Robotics MD Andra Keay, Founder of Girls That Invest, Simran Kaur, and Australian Ambassador for Cyber Affairs Brendan Dowling, with hundreds of other creative, tech and business visionaries still to come. South by Southwest Sydney® (SXSW Sydney) has today revealed 40 speakers for its 2025 Conference, […] The post SXSW SYDNEY 2025 CONFERENCE PREVIEW: 40 SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED appeared first on Eco News.
- DNA breakthrough a game-changer for combating invasive plant spreadMonash University A breakthrough method for analysing the DNA of centuries-old plant samples has given scientists an edge in combating the spread of invasive plants. Researchers from Monash University and the University of Melbourne found the rapid adaptation of invasive plants is driven by their ability to gain and lose genes, a phenomenon known as […] The post DNA breakthrough a game-changer for combating invasive plant spread appeared first on Eco News.
- Green Music Australia Welcomes Industry Leaders To BoardPictured Left to Right: Georgie Martin, Mark Smith, Joe Muller. Green Music Australia – the peak body for the environment in the music industry – is delighted to welcome three new board members: Georgie Martin, Joe Muller, and Mark Smith. As passionate advocates for environmental sustainability within the music sector, the new appointments each bring extensive industry experience and […] The post Green Music Australia Welcomes Industry Leaders To Board appeared first on Eco News.
- Sufficient uranium resources exist, however investments needed to sustain high nuclear energy growthSufficient uranium resources exist to support both the continued use of nuclear power and its significant growth through 2050 and beyond. However, timely investments in new exploration, mining operations and processing techniques will be essential to ensure that uranium becomes available to the market when needed. These are among the main findings of the latest edition […] The post Sufficient uranium resources exist, however investments needed to sustain high nuclear energy growth appeared first on Eco News.
- Australian Museum Partners with Stockland to Raise Awareness of Frogs Through New ExhibitionLitoria raniformis – Southern Bell frog Credit: Stephen Mahony Australian Museum Today, the Australian Museum and Stockland unveiled the FrogID Touring Exhibition, a new initiative dedicated to raising awareness of frogs and their vital role in the environment. Featuring interactive elements such as frog calls, soundscapes and a First Nations story of how the frog acquired […] The post Australian Museum Partners with Stockland to Raise Awareness of Frogs Through New Exhibition appeared first on Eco News.
- The UK’s new consumer law strengthens powers to act on false green marketingThis post is by Sophie Tuson, environment and climate change lead at the international law firm RPC. At the start of April, a new era for consumer regulation began. Important sections of the UK’s new Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024 (DMCC Act) came […]
- Factory farming and the next global pandemicFactory farming and the next global pandemic Channel Comment brendan 8th April 2025 Teaser Media
- Flint Water Crisis: A Decade of Injustice and the Fight for Environmental JusticeWhy This Still Matters It has been more than a decade since the city of Flint, Michigan, faced one of the most devastating public health disasters in American history. Known now as the Flint Water Crisis, this environmental catastrophe wasn’t a natural disaster or the result of industrial pollution alone—it was the direct consequence of...
- Bill to establish rebate program for electric leaf blowers clears first major legislative hurdleOregon House committee supports bill with a vote of 10-2. The post Bill to establish rebate program for electric leaf blowers clears first major legislative hurdle appeared first on Environment America.
- ‘De-extinction’ startup says it’s revived a ‘Game of Thrones’ favoriteColossal Biosciences, a Dallas-based biotech firm with a $10 billion valuation, has announced a new breakthrough in its audacious mission to resurrect extinct animals. The company said on Monday it’s created three dire wolves, a species popularized by the fantasy series “Game of Thrones” but not seen on Earth in more than 12,000 years. Privately held Colossal first gained […]
- STATEMENT: While delaying clean energy projects, PJM calls for exempting dirty power plants from air pollution lawsBy standing up for fossil fuel interests, PJM puts public and environmental health on back burner The post STATEMENT: While delaying clean energy projects, PJM calls for exempting dirty power plants from air pollution laws appeared first on Environment America.
- Gov. Shapiro unveiled his Lightning Plan. What is it? What does it mean for PA?Last month, Gov. Shapiro unveiled his “Lightning Plan” at a news conference in York County. But what is it and what could it mean for Pennsylvania? The post Gov. Shapiro unveiled his Lightning Plan. What is it? What does it mean for PA? appeared first on Environment America.
- How Audubon’s Plants for Birds Program is Supporting Migrating BirdsSpring migration is now in full swing across the U.S. Birds are returning from their wintering grounds to North America to breed and feast on the abundance of budding plants and insects. Along their...
- How Audubon’s Plants for Birds Program is Supporting Migrating BirdsSpring migration is now in full swing across the U.S. Birds are returning from their wintering grounds to North America to breed and feast on the abundance of budding plants and insects. Along their...
- What are the top 10 states for renewable energy?Here’s a look at the top 10 states for renewable energy as a percent of retail electricity sales. The post What are the top 10 states for renewable energy? appeared first on Environment America.
- New Segments of Living Shorelines CompletedWhat is a living shoreline? A living shoreline uses a system of breakwaters to reduce wave energy, attract oysters, and reduce coastal impacts of erosion. Audubon Florida installs living shorelines...
- New Segments of Living Shorelines CompletedWhat is a living shoreline? A living shoreline uses a system of breakwaters to reduce wave energy, attract oysters, and reduce coastal impacts of erosion. Audubon Florida installs living shorelines...
- 3 ways H&M is improving its footprint — and the hurdles that remainApparel industry experts weigh in on the Swedish fast-fashion giant's latest sustainability report. The post 3 ways H&M is improving its footprint — and the hurdles that remain appeared first on Trellis.
- Climate Reporter Andrew Freedman Gets Right to the PointThe Axios journalist will give Tuesday's Signature Speaker lecture on life on the front lines of climate journalism.
- For effective green investing, go brownAvoiding companies that are large GHG emitters won't help the planet or your portfolio. The post For effective green investing, go brown appeared first on Trellis.
- Why a low-emissions cement bill easily passed the House — and looks viable in the Senate, tooIt doesn't hurt that the money was allocated way back in 2021 and that each state would be free to do what it wants. The post Why a low-emissions cement bill easily passed the House — and looks viable in the Senate, too appeared first on Trellis.
- Maine lawmakers consider policy to make 9 appliances more energy-efficientAdopting appliance efficiency standards is a common-sense opportunity to reduce energy waste and reduce pollution. The post Maine lawmakers consider policy to make 9 appliances more energy-efficient appeared first on Environment America.
- How Wrangler created affordable ‘circular’ jeans for WalmartAlthough limited in scope, the Kontoor subsidiary's effort offers valuable lessons for sustainability professionals. The post How Wrangler created affordable ‘circular’ jeans for Walmart appeared first on Trellis.
- Climate Policy Outlook: 4 stories to follow this weekRepublicans attempt to overturn California's EV rule fails again; The EU officially votes to delay CSRD reporting timelines. The post Climate Policy Outlook: 4 stories to follow this week appeared first on Trellis.
- From Sugarcane to Table: The Life Cycle of Bagasse PackagingFrom sugarcane fields to your table, bagasse packaging is sure to provide a sustainable solution for your everyday needs. Created from the fibrous byproduct remaining after juice is extracted from sugarcane, this renewable resource is 100% biodegradable and compostable. Its production helps divert waste from landfills while offering a sustainable alternative to plastic. Lightweight but...
- AI-based project provides accurate, real-time, hyper-local air quality data, says group behind itExciting possibilities come into view with the capability to gather accurate, real-time air quality data at a hyper-local level, implemented in an affordable way — something beyond the reach of existing technology. A new project completed at Kingston University is claimed to realize this kind of important advance. The group behind the study says that […]
- New rules simplifying recycling for workplaces in England come into forceNew rules on how workplaces in England sort their recycling and waste came into force on 31 March, hopefully ending confusion over what goes where and enabling consistent, more streamlined collections. The measures are part of the Government’s Simpler Recycling plans and are expected to boost flatlining recycling rates, reduce the amount of waste sent […]
- 8000 Scottish jobs at risk From zonal pricing, says new analysisMinisters, businesses and the public have been warned that up to £30bn worth of scheduled onshore investment in Scottish renewable projects could be put at risk if zonal energy pricing proposals are backed by the government later this month. Recent analysis as part of the onshore wind sector deal found that more than 10GW of […]
- Comment: UK incineration boom could reshape Europe’s waste flowsBy Kjetil Vikingstad, R&D and Founder of material and energy recovery firm Geminor, writing on the group’s website The UK is on the brink of a significant shift. Over the next two years, between 4 to 5 million tonnes of new EfW capacity will come online—alongside rising landfill taxes that could release up to 7 […]
- Earth911 Podcast: Josh Dorfman Makes Environmentalism SupercoolJosh Dorfman—known for his The Lazy Environmentalist TV and book series—visites to share his latest... The post Earth911 Podcast: Josh Dorfman Makes Environmentalism Supercool appeared first on Earth911.
- Head of African Bank Warns of "Carbon Grabs" by Foreign FirmsAkinwumi Adesina, outgoing president of the African Development Bank, is warning that foreign firms are underpaying for carbon credits from African forests.Read more on E360 →
- Repurposing plastic waste with additive manufacturingA new project in Germany demonstrates an innovative method for turning plastic packaging waste into high-quality 3D-printed products Of the 5.6 million metric tons of plastic packaging that ends up in household waste in Germany every year, after being used just once, less than a third of it can be recycled. The Fraunhofer Institute for […]
- England’s non-woodland trees mapped freely for first timeEngland’s non-woodland trees have been mapped for the first time, says the UK government, revealing that these trees make up nearly a third of the nation’s tree cover. The result is an innovative map that went live on Saturday 5 April. Using the latest methods of laser detection and satellite imagery, scientists at the UK […]
- The Rio Grande Valley was once covered in forest. One man is trying to bring it back.The Tamaulipan thorn forest once covered 1 million acres on both sides of the border. Restoring even a fraction of it could help the region cope with the ravages of a warming world.
- A River Rising: Ohio River Water Level Crisis Hits CincinnatiOn April 7, 2025, the Ohio River hit 60 feet at Cincinnati’s riverfront—its highest in seven years. The National Weather Service flagged it early, but for many residents, the signs were already clear. Parks disappeared beneath muddy water. Floodgates lined the East End. Families hurried to raise furniture and stack sandbags. It wasn’t just another...
- Brock Horner Fishing Scandal: Can the Charter King Reclaim His Legacy?Imagine this: a quiet day on Charlotte Harbor turns into a viral nightmare. Brock Horner, a Punta Gorda charter captain with a reputation for catching tarpon and tales, jumps onto another fisherman’s boat in a rage—all caught on camera. The video, posted April 1, 2025, went viral and anglers, locals and the fishing world were...
- 3 Ways Urban Vegetable Gardens Make City Living HealthierDid you know that 70% of the world’s population is expected to live in urban... The post 3 Ways Urban Vegetable Gardens Make City Living Healthier appeared first on Earth911.
- AIRBUS AND QANTAS INVEST IN FUND FOR DECARBONISATION TECHNOLOGIESSigning – (L-R), Patrick Sieb, CTP, Fiona Messent (Qantas), Julie Kitcher (Airbus), Tom Kline Qantas and Airbus have jointly committed to invest AUD$15 million into Climate Tech Partners (CTP), a leading climate-focused venture capital fund, to support their shared ambition to accelerate the development of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) and other aviation decarbonisation technologies. The […] The post AIRBUS AND QANTAS INVEST IN FUND FOR DECARBONISATION TECHNOLOGIES appeared first on Eco News.
- Triple Point selected to deliver UK Government Green Heat NetworkThe agreement, announced this week, extends a 12 year public-private agreement which will run until 2030. The private markets investment management company has already been involved in administration of the Heat Network Investment Project [HNIP], which launched in 2018. Since inception, £942million has been awarded to 98 projects. Once operational, these will connect around 153,000 […]
- Planting the Future in Lake Macquarie: Tiny Forest, Big MessageTiny Forest Planting day at Cardiff Heights As bulldozers roll into once-forested pockets of Lake Macquarie, the urgency for a different kind of progress is growing. This Saturday in Eraring, community members will gather not to clear land—but to heal it. They’ll plant 1,500 native trees and shrubs in just 2.5 hours, creating what will […] The post Planting the Future in Lake Macquarie: Tiny Forest, Big Message appeared first on Eco News.
- Australians counted 4.1 million birds in a week; here’s what we saw.Sulphur-crested-Cockatoo Image credit: Georgina Steytler The results of Australia’s largest citizen science event, BirdLife Australia’s Aussie Bird Count are in. More than 57,000 participants counted an astonishing 4.1 million birds as part of the week-long national event in October last year. The results are available on the Aussie Bird Count website. No two states shared the same […] The post Australians counted 4.1 million birds in a week; here’s what we saw. appeared first on Eco News.
- Vertiv Introduces New Flexible, High-Density Heat Rejection System to Support Hybrid Liquid and Air Cooling for AI ApplicationsThe Vertiv CoolLoop Trim Cooler is an energy-efficient and space-saving solution designed to operate with fluctuating water temperatures common to AI and HPC applications Vertiv (NYSE: VRT), a global provider of critical digital infrastructure and continuity solutions, today made another key addition to its industry-leading thermal management portfolio, with the introduction of the Vertiv CoolLoop Trim Cooler, […] The post Vertiv Introduces New Flexible, High-Density Heat Rejection System to Support Hybrid Liquid and Air Cooling for AI Applications appeared first on Eco News.
- NT to become Australia’s brightest spark with CDU’s new Energy and Resources appointmentCharles Darwin University (CDU) Energy and Resources Institute (ERI) Director Professor Maurizio Cirrincione brings knowledge of engineering, automated control, artificial intelligence, and energy systems to his new role. Charles Darwin University After a career crossing continents and fields, Professor Maurizio Cirrincione has landed in the Top End of Australia to take the helm of Charles […] The post NT to become Australia’s brightest spark with CDU’s new Energy and Resources appointment appeared first on Eco News.
- Can You Teach a Kookaburra to Laugh?The science behind one of Australia’s most iconic bird calls. By Sarah Hard There’s no mistaking the raucous cackle of a laughing kookaburra. For many Australians, it’s the unofficial soundtrack to a bush sunrise—distinctive, bold, and oddly human. But is this iconic call something kookaburras learn, or are they simply born knowing how to laugh? […] The post Can You Teach a Kookaburra to Laugh? appeared first on Eco News.
- Paved with good intentions?Paved with good intentions? Channel News brendan 7th April 2025 Teaser Media
- Gray wolf numbers dip in WA as downlisting debate continuesWashington's Fish and Wildlife Commission rejected an effort to move the wolves from endangered to sensitive last year.
- In New England, Canadian hydropower has slowed to an ominous trickleWhether due to drought, prices, or politics, the weekslong disappearance of Canadian hydropower from New England’s grid exposes risks for the region.
- Closures of EPA’s regional environmental justice offices will hurt rural AmericaFormer EPA employees warn that rural and underserved communities across the country will be left with fewer protections against environmental health hazards and limited options for recourse.
- Visiting the National Weather Service in Seattle before Trump and MAGAThe local office provides important information for our weather-obsessed citizens. Employees hope they'll be able to continue to do so.
- Sustainable Investing 101: A Beginner’s Guide to Ethical Financial GrowthEthical investing refers to economic, environmental, and social sustainability variables. While the goal of investing is strictly to invest well, ethical investing attempts to invest only in the most beneficial opportunities to humanity. When it comes to ethical investing, investors are looking for those investments that produce the least harm for humanity while also making...
- Hyderabad Forest News: Supreme Court Halts Kancha Gachibowli Forest DestructionHyderabad’s Green Crisis: What’s Happening? Hyderabad’s forest crisis has reached a boiling point. In the heart of Telangana, the 400-acre Kancha Gachibowli forest—once a thriving hub of biodiversity and climate stability—has been bulldozed almost overnight. Ancient trees, unique rock formations, and habitats for endangered wildlife were cleared to make space for a proposed IT park....
- More details surface in Trump administration plan to cut national forestsMemos from the Trump administration are increasing pressure to cut more national forests for timber and forest health.
- The Wonder of Migration and the Flyway of Life.One of the most celebrated symbols of spring around the world is the arrival of migratory birds. In fact, this natural phenomenon can be experienced and admired in nearly every corner of the globe...
- The Wonder of Migration and the Flyway of Life.One of the most celebrated symbols of spring around the world is the arrival of migratory birds. In fact, this natural phenomenon can be experienced and admired in nearly every corner of the globe...
- Spotting Banded Black Skimmers in an Unusual Winter LocationThe Orlando area is busy—Disney theme parks, lots of new construction, and the interstate, packed with people coming and going. One of the last things most tourists think about is beach birds. But...
- Spotting Banded Black Skimmers in an Unusual Winter LocationThe Orlando area is busy—Disney theme parks, lots of new construction, and the interstate, packed with people coming and going. One of the last things most tourists think about is beach birds. But...
- Did climate change supercharge the ‘once-in-a-lifetime’ storm pummeling the central US?A relentless storm is unleashing floods and tornadoes. Here's how a warmer atmosphere and a simmering Gulf of Mexico could be making it worse.
- With the Great Mussel Die-Off, Scientists Scramble for AnswersOne of the most endangered animals in the world, freshwater mussels are threatened by pollution, climate change, habitat loss, and invasive species. But in the epicenter of their diversity — the Southeastern U.S. — the root cause of a catastrophic die-off remains a mystery. Read more on E360 →
- Melting Glaciers Reveal Clues to Climate Adaptation in Norway’s MountainsGlacial archaeologists are uncovering hundreds of artifacts in Norway, including the best preserved pair of prehistoric skis found to date.
- WA pulls funding for Puget Sound tidal energy projectTidal energy offers promise among the narrow channels of Puget Sound. But also potential risks.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Doing Just Fine?A sustainable life doesn’t mean an impoverished existence, it creates abundance by eliminating waste. Stewart... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Doing Just Fine? appeared first on Earth911.
- AI Model Can Predict When Lightning Will Spark WildfiresResearchers have developed an AI model that can predict with 90 percent accuracy when and where lightning will ignite wildfires.Read more on E360 →
- Environment Agency secures Proceeds of Crime Award for £313,382.45The Environment Agency has secured a Proceeds of Crime judgment for £313,382.45 against two men from Northampton who ran an illegal waste tyre site. At Northampton Crown Court on Friday 28 March, a confiscation hearing concluded against Nimesh Patel, age 52, of Jasper Walk, Thorplands Brook, and Andrew Eyre, age 55, of Poppy Field Road, […]
- Go with the flow: Action in river basins ranked as most effective water stewardshipCompanies need to prioritize river basin efforts, rather than solely focusing on their own water usage. The post Go with the flow: Action in river basins ranked as most effective water stewardship appeared first on Trellis.
- The Hidden Environmental Impact Of Improper Biohazard DisposalImproper biohazard disposal might seem like someone else’s problem, but its effects ripple far beyond the trash can. From contaminating water and polluting air to spreading diseases and harming wildlife, the consequences are more serious than you’d guess. Whether you’re a hospital worker, a parent managing prescriptions, or just someone who cares about the planet,...
- What Is IT Equipment Recycling and Its ImportanceThink about all the tech devices we use daily—laptops, printers, smartphones, routers. Now imagine what happens to them once they stop working or become outdated. Most of us either store them away in drawers or toss them out with regular trash. But there’s a smarter, safer, and more sustainable way to deal with outdated tech:...
- The USDA is unfreezing clean energy money — but ‘inviting’ grant recipients to remove DEI and climate languageThe agency is finally moving on getting gridlocked money to farmers. But at what cost?
- Greener Neighborhoods, Stronger Communities: The Connection Between Environmental Health and Social EquityCommunities thrive when the environment around them supports health, connection and opportunity. Clean air, green spaces and safe infrastructure don’t just look nice – they shape the lives of the people who live there. Social equity means everyone, no matter their background or income, gets the same opportunities for growth and wellness. When neighborhoods go...
- The deep-sea mining industry got tired of waiting for international approval. Enter Trump.Inside the little-understood fight between deep sea miners and Indigenous advocates for the ocean.
- The quest to fix the irony at the heart of every heat pumpThe appliances are key to ditching fossil fuels, but they rely on powerful greenhouse gases to work. Here’s how to tackle that problem.
- A federal judge just hit the brakes on Trump’s plan to fast-track industrial fish farming in the GulfAdvocates for marine health say aquaculture "has no place in U.S. ocean waters."
- Eco Voice & Eco News at The 36th Banksia National Sustainability AwardsTim & Charlie Langdon By Tim Langdon It was fabulous to attend the 36th Banksia National Sustainability Awards last night on behalf of my sustainability publications – Eco Voice & Eco News. As a Judge and Foundation Partner of the Banksia Awards for many years, it is always wonderful to experience the sheer delight on […] The post Eco Voice & Eco News at The 36th Banksia National Sustainability Awards appeared first on Eco News.
- The consequences of oppressing diversityThe consequences of oppressing diversity Channel Comment brendan 4th April 2025 Teaser Media
- Fears for future of Fungi speciesFears for future of Fungi species Channel News brendan 4th April 2025 Teaser Media
- Textile recycler BlockTexx takes home the Gold for sustainabilityQLD-based textile recycling company BlockTexx is the winner of this year’s Gold Banksia Sustainability Award Banksia Foundation BlockTexx, the clean technology company that recovers polyester and cellulose from textiles and clothing, has won Australia’s most prestigious sustainability award. The Queensland-based company was announced as the winner of the Banksia National Sustainability Gold Award at a […] The post Textile recycler BlockTexx takes home the Gold for sustainability appeared first on Eco News.
- MCEC serves up sustainability at the Banksia National AwardsWinners of the 2025 Banksia Awards Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) proudly hosted the Banksia National Sustainability Awards last night, celebrating outstanding contributions to sustainability across Australia. Aligning with the theme of the evening, MCEC’s talented Chefs teamed up with Skyfarm, an urban farm on the venue’s Siddeley St Carpark rooftop, to design a […] The post MCEC serves up sustainability at the Banksia National Awards appeared first on Eco News.
- FEMA moves to end one of its biggest disaster adaptation programsIn an internal FEMA memorandum obtained by Grist, the Trump administration announced its plans to dismantle the Building Resilient Infrastructure and Communities program.
- STATEMENT: Proposal cancelled for faux plastic recycling facility in ErieThe post STATEMENT: Proposal cancelled for faux plastic recycling facility in Erie appeared first on Environment America.
- More Than You Ever Wanted to Know About Heron NecksWhen it comes to fascinating anatomy, herons have the other avian families on notice. From their stilt-like legs to their wildly long necks and prehistoric vibes, these birds can captivate us...
- Why Do Herons Have Long Necks?When it comes to fascinating anatomy, herons have the other avian families on notice. From their stilt-like legs to their wildly long necks and prehistoric vibes, these birds can captivate us...
- Why Do Herons Have Long Necks?When it comes to fascinating anatomy, herons have the other avian families on notice. From their stilt-like legs to their wildly long necks and prehistoric vibes, these birds can captivate us...
- Heather burning on peatland: UK government proposals will introduce banThe UK government introduced a plan to ban the burning of vegetation on upland areas of peatland on 31 March, ostensibly in a bid to ensure nature-rich peatland habitats are better protected, and to improve air quality for people living in neighbouring communities. Sometimes described as the country’s lungs, peatlands are a vital resource which […]
- Latest UKWIR projects available for expression of interestExpressions of interest (EOI) are being sought by UKWIR for expert partners to develop the evidence base, insight, knowledge and recommendations to respond to a broad spectrum of opportunities and challenges across the water cycle. UKWIR, a not-for-profit organisation, enables, manages, and delivers a strategic programme of research projects that provide tangible benefits for water […]
- Science for the Planet: In Madagascar, Learning From a Library of Human ExperienceArchaeologist Kristina Douglass explains how past human adaptation can inform solutions to modern climate challenges.
- Solar power nation’s second-largest electricity source for 5 hoursFor the first time ever, electricity output from America’s solar panels was second only to gas-fired power plants. The post Solar power nation’s second-largest electricity source for 5 hours appeared first on Environment America.
- Illegal tyre exports are a shocking symptom of the UK’s waste problem Last week, a BBC investigation exposed shocking details of the UK’s role in exporting millions of used tyres to India under the guise of recycling. Instead of being processed legally, many are burned in illegal pyrolysis plants, releasing toxic emissions that are endangering the health […]
- Mast Reforestation generates carbon credits by burying treesA technology known as biomass carbon removal and storage offers carbon credits that retires more quickly than other reforestation credits. Another bonus: it replants scorched landscapes The post Mast Reforestation generates carbon credits by burying trees appeared first on Trellis.
- Making sense of the system: Highlights from the Corry ReviewThe Corry Review recommends a number of changes to the way environmental regulation operates, in a bid to pull off that long elusive political grail: A system of governance that works for both growth and the environment. It needn’t be an either/or choice, of course, but designing a legislative framework in which the two aspirations […]
- Star-studded buyers group funds project to capture emissions from burning trashStripe, Alphabet and others commit $31.6 million to cover a carbon capture retrofit at Norway’s largest waste incineration plant. The post Star-studded buyers group funds project to capture emissions from burning trash appeared first on Trellis.
- How Crocs’ CSO uses change management to cut emissionsDanone sustainability veteran Deanna Bratter is driving Crocs toward net zero status by rethinking plastics. The post How Crocs’ CSO uses change management to cut emissions appeared first on Trellis.
- National Geothermal Month attempts to clear the fog surrounding “a vital component of the clean energy transition”April is National Geothermal Month, with trade associations supporting the seemingly vastly under-utilised1 renewable energy form undertaking a worldwide effort to highlight its transformative potential and promote unified messaging. While geothermal energy has provided a bonanza in parts of the world where such resources are highly accessible and near the Earth’s surface (notably in Iceland), […]
- A deadly mosquito-borne illness rises as the US cuts all climate-health fundingClimate change is driving an explosion in dengue cases. Studying that connection is about to get much harder.
- Farms vanishing around towns and cities, CPRE report revealsMore than 1,700 farms on the outskirts of English towns and cities have disappeared since 2010, according to a groundbreaking report published by CPRE, the countryside charity. The report reveals that productive agricultural land surrounding urban areas – land that could feed local communities and provide environmental benefits – is rapidly being lost from farming. […]
- What makes middle school even worse? Climate anxiety.Students have big feelings about climate change. Most teachers don’t know how to help.
- How To Cut Your Summer Energy BillsDo you dread opening your summer electric bills? If you’re like many U.S. residents and... The post How To Cut Your Summer Energy Bills appeared first on Earth911.
- Understanding Regenerative Agriculture Labels To Make Better Food ChoicesGrocery shopping can be challenging enough, trying to decipher ingredient labels to determine which products... The post Understanding Regenerative Agriculture Labels To Make Better Food Choices appeared first on Earth911.
- Every organisation needs to know data centre climate impacts, Scope 1-3Data centres are the backbone of digital economies but come with a huge environmental cost. The push to deploy AI is only adding to this, so it’s time managers and execs understood the true scale of their footprint. Beyond keeping businesses connected, data centres play a pivotal role in shaping their clients’ carbon footprints across […]
- Luton expansion fails the test: for communities, climate and common senseThis post is by Victoria Collins, the Liberal Democrat MP for Harpenden and Berkhamsted. As sights have been set on Luton for a proposed airport expansion, local communities and environmental campaigners are sounding the alarm. From rising noise and air pollution to climate-wrecking emissions and […]
- GreenBiz 2025: Making change nowThis year's Emerging Leaders aren't waiting for perfect conditions to advance sustainability. The post GreenBiz 2025: Making change now appeared first on Trellis.
- Stronger together: Bilby conservation efforts enhanced by Indigenous knowledgeA study led by Charles Darwin University (CDU), the North Tanami Rangers and Traditional Owners from the community of Lajamanu highlights how integrating Indigenous knowledge systems can strengthen conservation efforts to protect the greater bilby. Charles Darwin University One of the nation’s most iconic and at-risk critters could benefit by combining Indigenous knowledge with western […] The post Stronger together: Bilby conservation efforts enhanced by Indigenous knowledge appeared first on Eco News.
- Naturally Good Expo Launches Pitch Fest 2025. A Platform for Innovators in the Natural Product IndustryThe Naturally Good Expo is excited to announce the return of the Pitch Fest, an exclusive opportunity for emerging brands in the natural products industry to showcase their innovative offerings. Scheduled for May 26, 2025, at ICC Sydney, Darling Harbour, this event invites entrepreneurs to pitch their latest products to a panel of judges and […] The post Naturally Good Expo Launches Pitch Fest 2025. A Platform for Innovators in the Natural Product Industry appeared first on Eco News.
- Faith in a fossil fuel free futureFaith in a fossil fuel free future Channel News brendan 3rd April 2025 Teaser Media
- Choose Sustainable Seafood This Easter with the GoodFish GuideGoodFish & Chip Truck fish and chips by Radish catering This year’s top sustainable picks include wild-caught King George whiting, red emperor and southern calamari (VIC, NSW, SA); and farmed barramundi, Murray cod and mussels. Aussie shoppers should avoid Tasmanian farmed Atlantic salmon which has significant environmental impacts, especially in Macquarie Harbour. The GoodFish Sustainable […] The post Choose Sustainable Seafood This Easter with the GoodFish Guide appeared first on Eco News.
- Research reveals even cool, wet Northern Ireland is feeling strain of climate changeHarvest Impacts Northern Ireland is known for its cool, wet weather – but a new study has shown warmer temperatures and erratic rainfall due to climate change are taking a toll on the nation’s health and farming industry. The research is the first to combine data which models climate risks with insights capturing local knowledge and experience […] The post Research reveals even cool, wet Northern Ireland is feeling strain of climate change appeared first on Eco News.
- Neste empowers DB Schenker to boost adoption of Neste MY Renewable Diesel in Singapore and Asia-PacificDB Schenker truck at Neste Singapore Refinery Neste and DB Schenker, one of the world’s leading logistics service providers, have collaborated to work towards expanding DB Schenker’s adoption of Neste MY Renewable Diesel in Asia-Pacific. This partnership underscores the shared commitment of both companies to progress towards lower-emission logistics. Both companies embarked on a trial which took […] The post Neste empowers DB Schenker to boost adoption of Neste MY Renewable Diesel in Singapore and Asia-Pacific appeared first on Eco News.
- NTU Singapore scientists create ‘fungi tiles’ with elephant skin texture to cool buildingsNTU scientists, in collaboration with local ecology and biomimicry design firm bioSEA, have developed ‘fungi tiles’ that could help cool buildings down without consuming energy. Proof-of-concept shows promise as a sustainable passive cooling solution A team of scientists led by Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have developed ‘fungi tiles’ that could one day help to bring […] The post NTU Singapore scientists create ‘fungi tiles’ with elephant skin texture to cool buildings appeared first on Eco News.
- How Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs could kill American innovationThe U.S. has used tariffs to protect industry since 1789. That approach decimated American shipbuilding and could do the same to clean tech.
- Trump’s tariffs endanger California-Mexico clean energy dealAnyone looking for a case study of business uncertainty might well start with Governor Newsom's suddenly sidelined memorandum of understanding. The post Trump’s tariffs endanger California-Mexico clean energy deal appeared first on Trellis.
- Putting state wildlife staff to work, efficiently and quicklyThe post Putting state wildlife staff to work, efficiently and quickly appeared first on Environment America.
- What Tesla’s massive image problem means for the world’s transition to EVsTesla has long been a leader in the electric vehicles market. Now it's facing mounting protests and plummeting sales.
- Recycling Nuclear Waste: A Win-Win or a Dangerous Gamble?As interest in nuclear power rises, startups are pursuing plans to recycle spent fuel and reuse its untapped energy to power reactors. Advocates tout new recycling methods as a breakthrough, but many experts warn it will extract plutonium that could be used for nuclear weapons.Read more on E360 →
- Plastics Recycling Awards Europe 2025 winners announcedThe winners of the Plastics Recycling Awards Europe – this year in their 8th run -were announced on 2 April at the Plastics Recycling Show Europe in Amsterdam. These awards attempt to laud the best advances in the use of recycled plastics in products, as well as the latest innovations in technology and machinery that […]
- The climate movement needs lawyers. This ‘pro bono bootcamp’ helps connect the dots.It's not just high-profile lawsuits — climate solutions need contracts, corporate advice, and IP filings.
- Toxic Algae Spurs Sea Lion Attacks in Southern CaliforniaA sea lion sickened by toxic algae attacked a teenage girl in Long Beach, California, on Sunday, the latest episode of erratic behavior from affected animals.Read more on E360 →
- 3 ways Europe’s sustainability reset will affect corporate planning and policyScaled-back reporting requirements will likely occur in multiple phases. The post 3 ways Europe’s sustainability reset will affect corporate planning and policy appeared first on Trellis.
- Let Americans Choose Clean Energy: Learn what you can do to make a differenceJoin this webinar to get important updates on clean energy tax credits and take action. The post Let Americans Choose Clean Energy: Learn what you can do to make a difference appeared first on Environment America.
- Companies used to tout their climate plans. Under Trump, they’ve gone quiet.Mentions of environmental concerns on S&P 500 earnings calls have plunged.
- How the Trump administration is targeting green transportation in blue statesThe Department of Transportation has threatened to pull funding for high-profile climate-friendly projects in California, New York, and Washington, D.C.
- Trump takes aim at the people who protect national parks from climate changeAfter mass firings and rehiring, thousands of federal employees are bracing for deeper cuts — just as wildfires, floods, and rising temperatures threaten national parks.
- What ‘the world’s loneliest whale’ may be telling us about climate changeA mysterious whale that has puzzled scientists for decades may not be an anomaly, but a clue to what climate change is doing beneath the waves.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: AeroFarms’ Marc Oshima on Growing the Vertical Farming OpportunityDig into vertical farming in this Best Of Earth911 show about the emerging indoor approach... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: AeroFarms’ Marc Oshima on Growing the Vertical Farming Opportunity appeared first on Earth911.
- Traceability Is the Next Important Fashion TrendThe fashion and textile industry is a poster child for unsustainable practices. Fast fashion is... The post Traceability Is the Next Important Fashion Trend appeared first on Earth911.
- 53% of UK find ‘language of sustainability’ confusingThe minefield of information, disinformation, and buzzwords is causing chaos in terms of perception and consumer choices. More than half of the British public feels confused by sustainability because of the language being used. Terms like ‘net zero’ and ‘decarbonisation’ are leaving people puzzled, with the vast majority urging businesses to do more but very […]
- UK economy set for £650bn reindustrialisation process as trade war beginsNearshoring is underway at scale, driven by the threat of new tariffs and ongoing supply chain concerns due to the risk of war, climate change and boycotts. Britain’s economy is set to benefit from $650billion in re-industrialisation over the next three years. More than 1,400 executives from large scale organisations were surveyed by Capgemini. Responses […]
- Air quality and spore reports mark start of UK hay fever seasonPollen counts for 12 species of plants and trees known to trigger reactions will be taken daily until late-September, with Euro periods of pollen release becoming longer across Europe. The James Hutton Institute is responsible for collating this data and producing analyses that inform policy decisions and drive tech innovation in everything from air quality […]
- Scientists 'must experiment with storytelling'Scientists 'must experiment with storytelling' Channel News brendan 2nd April 2025 Teaser Media
- Bloom Boom: Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show blossoms into biggest success in decadesThe Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show The Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show The Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show has officially wrapped for 2025, and it’s safe to say this year was one for the history books. More than 115,000 visitors poured through the gates over five days, making it the most-attended event […] The post Bloom Boom: Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show blossoms into biggest success in decades appeared first on Eco News.
- Cushman & Wakefield evolves partnership with Nathan Peckham and Taronga to champion inclusion and accessibilitySt Lucy’s & Nathan Peckham 2025 artwork Cushman & Wakefield is proud to continue its partnership with Taronga, reaffirming its commitment as an Access and Inclusion Partner. This collaboration underscores a shared mission to create inclusive experiences that allow people of all abilities to connect with nature and wildlife at Taronga. Building on the success […] The post Cushman & Wakefield evolves partnership with Nathan Peckham and Taronga to champion inclusion and accessibility appeared first on Eco News.
- Dive into an ocean of fun at the Maritime Museum these school holidaysAustralian National Maritime Museum Explore your creativity and curiosity at the Australian National Maritime Museum these school holidays with a jam-packed program of exciting activities to spark the imagination. From photography and art workshops to underwater drone operation, sensory play spaces, and Museum tours and activity trails designed especially for kids, there is so much […] The post Dive into an ocean of fun at the Maritime Museum these school holidays appeared first on Eco News.
- Biodiversity Credits – The Untapped and Growing Asset ClassGus Gilkeson – CEO of Grow Capital A business credit expert is tipping carbon credit units (ACCU’s) and ‘Biodiversity credits’ to become in-demand products within the next two years, labelling it a “growing investment asset class that not enough people are aware of.” The Federal Government’s mandatory National Greenhouse and Energy Reporting Scheme came into effect on January […] The post Biodiversity Credits – The Untapped and Growing Asset Class appeared first on Eco News.
- End of an Era: Helsinki Shuts Down Its Last Coal Power PlantTowards greener Helsinki. Photo: Kari Ylitalo, Helsinki Partners The operations of the Salmisaari coal power plant have ended as of 1 April 2025. Abolishing the use of coal is a significant milestone for Helsinki on its journey towards carbon neutrality. The closure of the power plant will reduce Helsinki’s carbon dioxide emissions by 30 percent […] The post End of an Era: Helsinki Shuts Down Its Last Coal Power Plant appeared first on Eco News.
- Audubon Events Marking Earth Day 2025On and around Earth Day, Audubon centers, state offices, and local chapters are bringing communities together to celebrate birds and wildlife. With 15 state and regional offices, 31 centers, 29...
- Audubon Events Marking Earth Day 2025On and around Earth Day, Audubon centers, state offices, and local chapters are bringing communities together to celebrate birds and wildlife. With 15 state and regional offices, 31 centers, 29...
- Climate firm that worked with Meta, Microsoft goes bankruptClimate startup Aspiration Partners, which boasted a roster of celebrity backers and arranged carbon credits for Meta Platforms, Microsoft and other large companies, filed bankruptcy weeks after its co-founder was arrested on fraud charges.
- We Have the Power To Protect Our PlanetOur Power, Our Planet is the theme of Earth Day 2025, and it invites the world to join together in support of renewable energy.
- Bill bolstering Oregon’s rocky habitat passes through first committeeIf passed, House Bill 3587 will help improve Oregon’s rocky coastal ecosystems. The post Bill bolstering Oregon’s rocky habitat passes through first committee appeared first on Environment America.
- WA lawmakers unveil ‘basic needs’ bipartisan capital budget proposalsWashington lawmakers say their "basic needs" capital spending proposals will give a boost to housing, education and environmental infrastructure and construction projects.
- Yakima Valley workers urge boycott, protest Windmill mushrooms in TacomaThe mushroom company and its previous owner have been at the center of complaints from farmworkers for years. Now organizers want shoppers to get involved.
- New Mining Boom: Traveling the Columbia Basin and beyondThe Seattle Times traveled the vast expanse of the Columbia Basin to tell the story of a new mining boom.
- Shrewsbury unveils 10 year masterplan to cut trafficCongestion management, active travel, better mobility and public transport and overhauled parking charges are on the cards. Shrewsbury has unveiled a decade-spanning masterplan which it hopes will help solve increasing traffic on its roads, which is leading to air pollution and rising emissions. ‘Many of the challenges that the town faces come from private motor […]
- Local authorities ranked by ‘energy crisis hotspots’ as price cap rises70% of low income households set to see bills increase above average live in poorly insulated homes. Britain’s energy regulator has confirmed that from today, Tuesday 1st April, domestic gas and electricity pricing will increase to £1,849 per year. An annual rise of £111, this comes as new research shows 10,000 low income areas will […]
- Global Economy More Vulnerable to Warming Than Previously ThoughtA new study finds warming could inflict far more damage to the global economy than previously assumed.Read more on E360 →
- For Google, Intuit, REI and others, size isn’t everything in clean energy dealsWhen backing new projects, broader community benefits matter at least as much as generating capacity. The post For Google, Intuit, REI and others, size isn’t everything in clean energy deals appeared first on Trellis.
- Sustainable Style in the Kitchen: How Manelli US Is Redefining Eco-Responsible ChefwearIn an era where sustainability is essential, brands across industries are rethinking how products are made and used. The culinary world is no exception. From locally sourced ingredients to zero-waste kitchens, chefs are increasingly embracing environmental responsibility. Now, they can … Sustainable Style in the Kitchen: How Manelli US Is Redefining Eco-Responsible Chefwear Read More » The post Sustainable Style in the Kitchen: How Manelli US Is Redefining Eco-Responsible Chefwear appeared first on Eco Friend.
- Iceland 'must end eggs-cuses'Iceland 'must end eggs-cuses' Channel News brendan 1st April 2025 Teaser Media
- Tapping into the world’s youth to enhance climate resilience – Nestlé and UNESCO global initiative.Fragile food systems under pressure from climate change Growing population exacerbates the strain on food systems Mismatch between youths’ skills and skills employers are looking for UNESCO and Nestlé empower youth to find sustainable solutions Time is running out for young social entrepreneurs to get their submissions in, to be among a cohort of one […] The post Tapping into the world’s youth to enhance climate resilience – Nestlé and UNESCO global initiative. appeared first on Eco News.
- SODASTREAM AUSTRALIA NAMED FIRST-EVER SUSTAINABILITY SPONSOR OF MELBOURNE’S HERALD SUN/TRANSURBAN RUN FOR THE KIDS.The world’s no. 1 sparkling water brand renowned for its commitment to sustainability is joining Melbourne’s Herald Sun/Transurban Run for the Kids on April 6 as its first-ever sustainability sponsor, helping lead the event towards a more eco-friendly future. SodaStream Australia is proud to announce its partnership with the family-friendly community event, taking a leading […] The post SODASTREAM AUSTRALIA NAMED FIRST-EVER SUSTAINABILITY SPONSOR OF MELBOURNE’S HERALD SUN/TRANSURBAN RUN FOR THE KIDS. appeared first on Eco News.
- Yellowstone’s gateway town fears for its future amid Trump funding cuts“Gardiner is a company town and Yellowstone is the mill. If somebody starts screwing with the mill, we have no choice but to be concerned.”
- New UNSW research reveals dramatically higher loss of GDP under 4°C warmingUNSW Sydney New projections by the UNSW Institute for Climate Risk & Response (ICRR) reveal a 4°C rise in global temperatures would cut world GDP by around 40% by 2100 – a stark increase from previous estimates of around 11%. The recently-published analysis fixes an oversight in the current economic model underpinning global climate policy, toppling previous carbon benchmarks. […] The post New UNSW research reveals dramatically higher loss of GDP under 4°C warming appeared first on Eco News.
- We Earthlings: Don’t Throw Away Your Sports ShoesAfter you’ve purchased a new pair of sports shoes, don’t throw away the old ones.... The post We Earthlings: Don’t Throw Away Your Sports Shoes appeared first on Earth911.
- Beware of the Red List – Top Materials to Avoid in Your Home“The Red List” might sound like something from the Cold War. But it has nothing... The post Beware of the Red List – Top Materials to Avoid in Your Home appeared first on Earth911.
- Bike Benefits: 6 Reasons To Pedal Power Your CommuteWhat’s the one mode of transport that won’t fail you if you forget to top... The post Bike Benefits: 6 Reasons To Pedal Power Your Commute appeared first on Earth911.
- How to Get Grease Stains Out of Clothes — Even After Washing & DryingHow to get grease stains out of clothes fast—even after they’ve been washed and dried—is possible with a few household items and the right technique. Whether it’s from pizza, cooking oil, or a car repair, grease doesn’t have to ruin your clothes. In this guide, you’ll learn simple, affordable, and proven ways to remove grease...
- Why Mosquitoes Are More Than Just a NuisanceLiving comfortably and healthily in your home—where you should feel safest—requires more than just tidiness. It demands a deep understanding of what can go wrong. Clutter-free homes aren’t just aesthetically pleasing; they also reduce hiding spots for mosquitoes and minimize the conditions that attract unwanted visitors. That’s where local pest control teams come in—ensuring infestations...
- Can You Use Plant Based Protein Powder as a Meal Replacement?Some days, cooking a full meal just isn’t realistic. Busy mornings, back-to-back meetings, or post-workout hunger can leave you scrambling for something quick. That’s where a scoop of plant based protein powder can become a real game changer. But can it truly replace a whole meal—or is it just a glorified snack? Let’s break it...
- Why Everlasting Roses Are the Perfect Choice for Any Special Occasion?Flowers make every occasion special. They show love, care, and appreciation. But fresh flowers fade quickly and lose their beauty. Everlasting roses are a better choice. They last for months or even years. They need no water or care. These roses remain beautiful and would be the ideal present. They generate lifelong memories, whether the...
- $5B proposal for salmon restoration aimed at addressing tribal lawsuitIn the bipartisan group's proposal, the bonds would be backed by an existing tax on public utilities that currently funds local public works projects.
- The Search for One of North America's Rarest BirdsIn the middle of Alaska’s Bering Sea, St. Matthew Island and its much smaller neighbor Hall Island are among the few specks of land amid hundreds of square miles of water. These uninhabited...
- The Search for One of North America's Rarest BirdsIn the middle of Alaska’s Bering Sea, St. Matthew Island and its much smaller neighbor Hall Island are among the few specks of land amid hundreds of square miles of water. These uninhabited...
- New Study Underlines Importance of the Boreal for Migratory BirdsThe Blackpoll Warbler has the longest migration of any warbler and, in fact, the longest migration of any Boreal songbird. Every year, Blackpoll Warblers make an incredible journey from North...
- New Study Underlines Importance of the Boreal for Migratory BirdsThe Blackpoll Warbler has the longest migration of any warbler and, in fact, the longest migration of any Boreal songbird. Every year, Blackpoll Warblers make an incredible journey from North...
- Poets and PoldersContinuing on our journey, we visited the shrine and former home of Bangladeshi cultural icons, continued our interviews, and boarded a boat to take us to the embanked islands known as polders.
- UK solar-to-hydrogen innovation uses organic materialsA new approach to generating hydrogen from solar energy represents a significant milestone in sustainable energy technology, say the researchers behind it, from Imperial College London and Queen Mary University of London. Published in Nature Energy, the study details a seemingly pioneering approach to harnessing sunlight for efficient and stable hydrogen production using cost-effective organic […]
- Ding Dong! In the city of Utrecht, The Netherlands, fish are calling and people all over the world are answering.Introducing the world’s first “fish doorbell” that helps one city’s 10+ freshwater fish species pass through a canal lock system on their way to spawn The post Ding Dong! In the city of Utrecht, The Netherlands, fish are calling and people all over the world are answering. appeared first on Environment America.
- Bridging the nature-finance gapBy Samantha Willis, Biodiversity Consultant at Ramboll In a significant step towards global nature recovery, bridging the Nature-Finance gap was at the heart of negotiations during the recent extended COP 16 session, which concluded in Rome on the 27th February. The Nature-Finance gap refers to the shortfall between available funds and the financing needed to […]
- Cybersecurity vulnerabilities in solar power could be used to attack the grid and cause blackoutsCybersecurity vulnerabilities in solar power systems pose potential risks to grid security, stability and availability, according to a new study The SUN:DOWN research – conducted by Forescout Research, a specialist in cybersecurity – investigated different implementations of solar power generation. “Our findings show an insecure ecosystem — with dangerous energy and national security implications,” says […]
- Mizuho and Sumitomo boost market for carbon removalsThe Japanese weights "expand the category" in a market dominated by U.S. tech companies — and not a moment too soon. The post Mizuho and Sumitomo boost market for carbon removals appeared first on Trellis.
- Smart motor innovation could be game-changer for energy savingAn “intelligent” motor developed in Nottingham appears to offer a game-changing combination of energy savings, performance and small size, providing “an industrial motor with advanced variable frequency technology in a package that is 60% smaller than current market offerings”. The group behind the technology at the heart of the approach suggests it has the potential […]
- Filter-free ultrafine particle removal system deployed in subways in KoreaA high-capacity filter-free ultrafine particle reduction technology developed by the Korea Institute of Machinery & Materials is now being deployed (or is soon to be deployed) at a number of locations in the east Asian country, including subways, schools, department stores, and other large public facilities. The approach dispenses with filters, instead relying upon electrostatic […]
- Investing in flood defences is investing in our national securityThis post is by Emma Howard Boyd CBE, visiting professor in practice, Grantham Research Institute, London School of Economics and Political Science is a former chair of the Environment Agency. In March, the prime minister gave a speech “on the fundamental reform of the British […]
- New modelling tool could help protect wildlife from offshore developmentsA new resource has been developed in a bid to better protect seabirds from the impacts of offshore wind farms. The group behind it says the innovative modelling tool has the potential to save wildlife, while ensuring the effective and sustainable development of renewable energy sources. Led by researchers at the University of Glasgow, the […]
- Lunar microwave to purify water frozen in Moon’s soil wins UK Space Agency awardA technology that uses microwaves (to defrost) and ultrasound (to break down) contaminants in melted lunar ice to provide clean, drinkable water for astronauts has won the UK Space Agency funded Aqualunar Challenge. The Aqualunar Challenge is a £1.2 million international prize funded by the UK Space Agency’s International Bilateral Fund and delivered by Challenge […]
- Advanced tracking technology installed in MRFs in WalesPackaging-tracing technology firm Polytag says it has successfully integrated four Polytag Plastic Detection Units at Material Recycling Facilities (MRFs) in Wales. “The new sites in Conwy, Gwynedd, Pembrokeshire, and Anglesey mark a significant step in Polytag’s Ecotrace Programme,” said the group, “an industry-led initiative empowering brands, retailers, and waste management businesses with real-time data on […]
- In a Warming World, Why Is the Southern Ocean Getting Cooler?Climate models predict that as the planet warms, so will the Southern Ocean. But for decades, the waters around Antarctica have grown mysteriously cooler. A new study shows why.Read more on E360 →
- Earth911 Podcast: Accelerating Adoption of Low-Carbon Concrete with Eco Material Technologies’ Grant QuashaAs trade dynamics shift and tariffs reshape supply chains, construction companies must rethink how they... The post Earth911 Podcast: Accelerating Adoption of Low-Carbon Concrete with Eco Material Technologies’ Grant Quasha appeared first on Earth911.
- Bird and bat boxes installed at railway stations in northern EnglandDozens of bird and bat boxes have been installed at nine TransPennine Express (TPE) stations to provide additional habitats for native wildlife. A total of 50 boxes have been installed on buildings, walls and trees at stations to house bats and birds. Located at Yarm, Northallerton, Thirsk, Hull, Cleethorpes, Grimsby Town, Barnetby, Scunthorpe and Stalybridge, […]
- Why Indigenous nations are walking away from pipeline talks in MichiganExperts say tribes are protesting federal agencies as Trump fast-tracks oil and gas projects.
- How Trump’s funding freeze for Indigenous food programs may violate treaty lawAccording to Indigenous legal experts, the freeze erodes the little trust Indian country has in the federal government.
- After the closure of the Sustainable Farming Incentive, what’s the plan now?On 11 March, the government abruptly closed the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) to new applicants. The decision to close this Environmental Land Management (ELM) funding scheme, the only one that was open to applicants, with no notice has unsurprisingly been met with backlash. Whilst those […]
- Egg prices hit record highs. Are you ready to try a vegan egg?Bird flu has apparently done what environmentalists have long dreamed of: made Americans curious about egg alternatives.
- Pollinate Success: 5 Tips for Planting a Bee-Friendly GardenIt’s been in the news for years now — the bee population has been dying... The post Pollinate Success: 5 Tips for Planting a Bee-Friendly Garden appeared first on Earth911.
- Positive news: Scientists and community unite to create groundbreaking reforestation model in WACarbon Positive Australia A 2,000-hectare property in Western Australia’s northern agricultural region is set to become a world-class conservation and research site. With more than 528 native plant species, including rare and priority flora, alongside more than 150 native fauna species, Hi Vallee in Badgingarra, has long been recognised for its exceptional biodiversity. Given recent […] The post Positive news: Scientists and community unite to create groundbreaking reforestation model in WA appeared first on Eco News.
- A city of untapped potential: Darwin named as nation’s next big opportunityDarwin Harbour. Image credit: John Carnemolla Darwin isn’t just Australia’s most affordable capital; it’s the country’s biggest untapped ‘gold mine’. With billions pouring into energy and infrastructure, and its role as Asia’s northern gateway rapidly rising, the Top End is primed to become Australia’s most important city of the future, with the next decade […] The post A city of untapped potential: Darwin named as nation’s next big opportunity appeared first on Eco News.
- India steel sector competitiveness under threat as Europe tightens carbon rulesBy Rystad Energy The Indian steel sector—the world’s second-largest—faces a critical challenge in 2025 as the European Union (EU) tightens its environmental standards, intensifying its focus on carbon neutrality. With Europe being key customer for Indian steel, accounting for 25% of exports, India must urgently comply with stricter carbon regulations to avoid steep financial penalties […] The post India steel sector competitiveness under threat as Europe tightens carbon rules appeared first on Eco News.
- Five things you need to know about green mineralsUNSW Sydney As the world accelerates toward a clean energy future, the demand for critical minerals and strategic materials (strategic minerals) has surged. These minerals — such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper and rare earth elements — are essential for technologies like electric vehicle batteries, wind turbines, hydrogen electrolysers and solar panels. These and other […] The post Five things you need to know about green minerals appeared first on Eco News.
- How Meta’s latest forest credits purchase gets it closer to net zeroOlympic Peninsula deal is the second major such purchase by the tech giant. The post How Meta’s latest forest credits purchase gets it closer to net zero appeared first on Trellis.
- Active travel investment has more men cycling, but what about women?New research shows seven years of pushing pedal power and infrastructure for bikes has led to significantly more riders, but a huge gender divide exists. The message from CyclingUK is clear. When compared to 2018, there are far more people cycling in British towns and cities today. Looking specifically at London, where the greatest level […]
- The maths behind conservation: How data-driven models are protecting our ecosystemsQUT School of Mathmatical Sciences Associate Professor Dr Kate Helmstedt pictured in the Botanical Gardens. Dr Helmstedt’s research expertise is in using operations research to guide smart decision making for natural resource and environmental management with the ultimate goal of guiding future management decisions towards cost-efficiency, transparency and defensibility. By Dr Kate Helmstedt When it […] The post The maths behind conservation: How data-driven models are protecting our ecosystems appeared first on Eco News.
- Budget woes, federal cuts puts WA plans at risk as wildfire season nearsBudget woes, cuts to the federal wildfire-fighting workforce and President Trump’s threats against Canada have made it more difficult for WA to plan for the upcoming wildfire season.
- Congress is searching for trillions of dollars in cuts. Will the oil industry’s tax breaks skate by?With a $4.5 trillion fight over tax cuts looming, the oil and gas industry wants to protect billions of dollars in tax benefits it enjoys and get new ones, too.
- Congress is searching for trillions of dollars in cuts. Will the oil industry’s tax breaks skate by?With a $4.5 trillion fight over tax cuts looming, the oil and gas industry wants to protect billions of dollars in tax benefits it enjoys and get new ones, too.
- Oil and gas money shapes research, creates ‘echo chamber’ in higher educationLouisiana’s flagship university is looking to partner more closely with petrochemical industries in the state.
- Conservation Guide to Building an Ocean ReefEver wondered how you can contribute to ocean reef conservation and protect marine ecosystems? The “Conservation Guide to Building an Ocean Reef” provides essential insights. Coral reefs, though covering only a small area, are home to over 25% of all … Conservation Guide to Building an Ocean Reef Read More » The post Conservation Guide to Building an Ocean Reef appeared first on Eco Friend.
- Audubon Celebrates a Recent Step Towards Protecting Boreal Land in the YukonOn March 25, 2025, the Gwich'in Tribal Council, Na-Cho Nyӓk Dun First Nation, Parks Canada and Yukon government took a significant step towards establishing a 3,000 square kilometer (741,316 acre...
- Audubon Celebrates a Recent Step Towards Protecting Boreal Land in the YukonOn March 25, 2025, the Gwich'in Tribal Council, Na-Cho Nyӓk Dun First Nation, Parks Canada and Yukon government took a significant step towards establishing a 3,000 square kilometer (741,316 acre...
- 1 in 8 Californians live in the most dangerous wildfire zonesAfter the L.A. fires, updated hazard maps show “we are living in a new reality of extremes."
- A day in the life: Plastic reduction lobby day 2025Fifty community leaders, environmentalists and constituents convened in Springfield to advocate for policies to reduce single-use plastic across Illinois. Hear about the day from the perspective of Environment Illinois’ Outreach & Engagement Manager. The post A day in the life: Plastic reduction lobby day 2025 appeared first on Environment America.
- From Mountain Regions to Island States: U.N. Celebrates First World Glacier DayU.N. delegates and glaciologists convened to address the profound impacts of accelerating glacial melting, particularly for freshwater resources, mountain communities and small island states.
- Spring statement suggests security supplanting climate as government priorityExcessive caution and, on the other hand, expediency seemed to blight the Spring Budget statement of 26 March, in the eyes of environmental commentators, and the Chancellor’s speech outlined a pivot towards defence as a key engine of growth The OBR’s downgrading of the growth forecast for this year from 2% to 1% presaged Rachel […]
- Despite Ukraine War, Europe Imported Even More Russian Gas Last YearThe EU is getting further from its goal of weaning off Russian fossil fuels by 2027. Imports of Russian gas rose by 18 percent last year, a new analysis finds.Read more on E360 →
- Scientists discover ‘potential breakthrough’ in protecting salmon from urban killerThe scientific discovery is gratifying for those who have watched in agony as coho salmon have died in urban streams for decades.
- Tribes seek mining reforms amid ‘green’ energy rushLithium is key to the push for cleaner energy, but its extraction affects tribal communities and tribal rights, so Shoshone-Paiute leaders are speaking up.
- Sustainable Methods of Transport: Cycling for a Better TomorrowAs life gets more chaotic and fast, many people look for ways to slow things down and pick up healthy habits. Now more than ever, it’s important to reflect on our lifestyles and see what we can do to ensure a better tomorrow not only for us but for future generations as well. Pollution and...
- Koi Pond Maintenance: 6 Steps to Clear Water and Healthy FishKoi ponds possess an enchanting beauty that’s hard to ignore. With colourful, ornate fish gliding through crystal-clear water, these aquatic features can bring harmony and tranquillity to your outdoor space. However, you can’t just fill a pond with fish and call it a day. Proper effort and dedication are essential to keeping the fish and...
- Looking for a climate job? Here are 20 communities that can help in 2025Being an active, engaged community member can give you a distinct advantage The post Looking for a climate job? Here are 20 communities that can help in 2025 appeared first on Trellis.
- Survey shows corporate water stewardship is ‘extremely important’76% of respondents ranked integration with climate adaptation as a top priority The post Survey shows corporate water stewardship is ‘extremely important’ appeared first on Trellis.
- Tariffs won’t just hit your wallet. They could also increase food waste.From farm to retail, the threat of trade barriers is already impacting the food supply chain.
- The $20B question hanging over America’s struggling farmersExtreme weather wiped out billions in crops last year — but most federal aid may end up going to the wrong farms.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Adopt the Pace of NatureToday’s quote is from American poet, essayist, and philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson: “Adopt the pace... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Adopt the Pace of Nature appeared first on Earth911.
- Boral secures $24.5M Federal grant for carbon-reducing adaptations at cement kilnArrangement Drawing Project will reduce CO2 process emissions from cement clinker manufacturing by up to 100,000 tonnes Boral Limited (“Boral”) has successfully secured $24.5 million in Federal Government funding for a new cement kiln infrastructure project, which will enable the leading construction materials company to significantly reduce its CO2 emissions arising from cement manufacturing by up to 100,000 tonnes per […] The post Boral secures $24.5M Federal grant for carbon-reducing adaptations at cement kiln appeared first on Eco News.
- Australian scientists join international research project to save world’s largest, critically endangered turtleMonash University scientists are working with Aotearoa/New Zealand and US experts in a bid to help save the critically endangered Western Pacific leatherback turtle. Credit: Nathan Pettigrew. Monash University Monash University scientists are working with Aotearoa/New Zealand and US experts in a bid to help save the critically endangered Western Pacific leatherback turtle. As the […] The post Australian scientists join international research project to save world’s largest, critically endangered turtle appeared first on Eco News.
- Australia on the Cusp of Big Battery Boom, according to BloombergNEF ReportA volatile power market, supportive government policies, and looming coal plant retirements are driving uptake of utility-scale batteries in Australia: BloombergNEF Australia could be on the cusp of a utility-scale battery boom, propelled by sustained high volatility in the power market, government policies that support batteries, and expected coal plant closures. Uptake of utility-scale batteries […] The post Australia on the Cusp of Big Battery Boom, according to BloombergNEF Report appeared first on Eco News.
- Unlocking Australia’s port power: Global director says modernisation and climate action key to boosting tradeAndrew Catto, Global Director for Ports and Terminals at global engineering giant Hatch The global ports and terminals director for one of the world’s leading engineering companies says Australia’s ports and terminals must modernise, and quickly, as climate change, competition and digitisation mount.Andrew Catto is Global Director for Ports and Terminals at global engineering giant Hatch, […] The post Unlocking Australia’s port power: Global director says modernisation and climate action key to boosting trade appeared first on Eco News.
- We’ve done it again! CH4 Global named one of TIME Magazine’s Top GreenTech CompaniesCH4 Global has been named as one of Time Magazine’s Top GreenTech Companies for the second year in a row – in recognition of continued progress towards scaling, including the development of its Louth Bay EcoPark to grow its seaweed-based cattle feed supplement that reduces enteric methane emissions by up to 90 per cent. The […] The post We’ve done it again! CH4 Global named one of TIME Magazine’s Top GreenTech Companies appeared first on Eco News.
- Arctic sea ice hits record low for its usual peak growth periodArctic sea ice had its weakest winter buildup since record-keeping began 47 years ago.
- Southern Resident orcas spotted along the Oregon CoastSpring Whale Watch Week participants get a view of Southern Resident orcas (killer whales). The post Southern Resident orcas spotted along the Oregon Coast appeared first on Environment America.
- New research suggests sunflower sea stars are negatively impacted by plastic pollutionSunflower sea stars have all but disappeared from Oregon and Washington, and plastic pollution may be hindering their recovery. The post New research suggests sunflower sea stars are negatively impacted by plastic pollution appeared first on Environment America.
- Initiative hopes to deliver industry transition to sustainable polymersA new initiative that seeks to reduce the environmental impact of millions of household and industrial chemicals was announced on 26 March, bringing together experts from some of the world’s biggest companies – including Unilever and the world’s biggest chemicals company BASF – as well as leading academics, trade associations, research institutes and policymakers. The […]
- Awards shortlist flags next-generation leaders for Scotland’s renewable energy sectorMore than 300 people to attend awards in Glasgow on 1 May The future leaders of Scotland’s renewable energy industry have been shortlisted today (27 March) for this year’s Young Professionals Green Energy Awards. The annual awards, organised by Scottish Renewables, shine a spotlight on the pioneers of tomorrow who are ready to disrupt the […]
- Earth’s storage of water in soil, lakes and rivers is dwindling. And it’s especially bad for farmingGlobal warming has cut the amount of water stored around the world in soil, lakes, rivers, snow and other places on land, and that is worrisome.
- Good news and bad news for monarch butterflies – and what you can doWith populations in flux across America, monarch butterflies need our support to survive and thrive. The post Good news and bad news for monarch butterflies – and what you can do appeared first on Environment America.
- Climber Tommy Caldwell on Trump forest service chaos and new projectsTommy Caldwell discusses the recent national forest workers firings, working with National Geographic and more ahead of an event at Edmonds Center for the Arts.
- Fall Migration Is the Most Dangerous Season for Warblers, per New Audubon StudyNEW YORK—Today, scientists with the National Audubon Society published a new study in Global Change Biology that analyzed 43 species of warblers and the conservation challenges they face along...
- Fall Migration Is the Most Dangerous Season for Warblers, per New Audubon StudyNEW YORK—Today, scientists with the National Audubon Society published a new study in Global Change Biology that analyzed 43 species of warblers and the conservation challenges they face along...
- Oregon bill supporting eelgrass meadows passes its first legislative hurdleThe Eelgrass Action Bill gets a unanimous vote of support from legislators and is a good first sign for Oregon’s undersea meadows. The post Oregon bill supporting eelgrass meadows passes its first legislative hurdle appeared first on Environment America.
- House GOP members fight for Biden-era energy spending, including in WABiden-era spending on renewable energy projects is in the Trump administration's crosshairs. But some House GOP members are fighting to save it.
- Trump tariffs, ‘attacks’ over water complicate Columbia River Treaty negotiationsThe Columbia River Treaty governs use of the river from Canada to the U.S. Negotiations are now paused.
- Has Just Stop Oil just stopped?Has Just Stop Oil just stopped? Channel News brendan 27th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Reusable packaging: 5 categories where it makes senseWhat do they have in common? You can find all of them at your neighborhood grocery store. The post Reusable packaging: 5 categories where it makes sense appeared first on Trellis.
- Trump wants to wind down FEMA. Could states fill the gap?Shuttering the disaster agency could leave poor and rural communities exposed.
- The government aims to cut funding for safer streets. Here’s who would be hurt most.The Department of Transportation considers freezing funding for bike lanes and other pedestrian safety projects as the Trump administration leans into fossil fuels.
- The US and Canada have long managed the Great Lakes together. That era could be ending.Political tensions are threatening the future of the largest freshwater ecosystem on Earth.
- Pragmatic Semiconductor set to revolutionise NFC connectivity with sustainable flexible chipsNFC Connect, Pragmatic Semiconductor’s ultra-thin, physically flexible, low-carbon chip for near-field communication. Pragmatic NFC Connect product innovation expands market opportunities for edge and item-level intelligence at scale Industry-leading low carbon footprint, optimised design Ultra-thin and physically flexible for seamless integration – even on curved surfaces iOS/Android and NFC Forum Type-V compatibility UK-based manufacturing with capacity to […] The post Pragmatic Semiconductor set to revolutionise NFC connectivity with sustainable flexible chips appeared first on Eco News.
- Next generation battery materials win Manchester Prize£1million has been awarded to AI systems that can explore thousands of options for cell production in a single day. Polaron’s artificial intelligence model reduces research and digital testing times from around 50 years – the timeframe existing simulations would need to run through thousands of material designs – to less than a single day. […]
- Manchester approves 11th Local Nature Reserve in UK’s largest municipal cemetery28 hectares of green space in Chorlton will see biodiversity and tree-planting prioritised. The Southern Cemetery, which spans the districts of Chorlton-cum-Hardy and West Didsbury, is the second largest municipal burial ground in Europe and the biggest in the UK. As part of the local authority’s commitment to supporting nature, the oldest part of this […]
- The world’s biggest youth climate lawsuit lost in court, but it ‘changed the world’The landmark Juliana v. United States sparked a global movement to defend children's rights to a healthy climate, a campaign that's already scored two wins.
- Renewables surged in 2024 — but so did fossil fuelsA new report finds that while electricity demand skyrocketed, the deployment of new wind, solar, and nuclear power did, too.
- 7 DIY Greenhouse Ideas That Are True Gardening GoldHave you already started your spring garden? Getting ahead of the game not only gets... The post 7 DIY Greenhouse Ideas That Are True Gardening Gold appeared first on Earth911.
- Recycling Mystery: How To Recycle Your Tennis ShoesYou jog in them. Compete in them. Maybe even meet your friend for lunch in... The post Recycling Mystery: How To Recycle Your Tennis Shoes appeared first on Earth911.
- 6 Sustainable Ways to Dispose of Large Household ItemsPhoto courtesy of Unsplash Getting rid of household items like furniture, appliances, and mattresses can be tricky, especially if you’re trying to be environmentally responsible. Dumping these items in a landfill contributes to waste and pollution and isn’t usually the best option. Fortunately, there are several sustainable ways to dispose of these bulky items, which...
- Women change the climate in CastlemaineFuture Resilience Events Friday 28 March – Sunday 30 March 2025 Castlemaine, Victoria The stage is set for ‘Women Changing the Climate’ – an unparalleled gathering of visionary women leaders, changemakers, and advocates, in all diversity, from across the country who will gather in regional Victoria at the iconic Castlemaine Town Hall next weekend. Women […] The post Women change the climate in Castlemaine appeared first on Eco News.
- Industry heavyweights join Samsara Eco to accelerate its enzymatic recycling technologyChief Innovation Officer and Executive Product Director appointed to drive forward commercialisation and first-of-a-kind facilities Australian biotech innovator, Samsara Eco, has expanded its global leadership team with the appointment of material science and engineering veterans, Brock Thomas as Chief Innovation Officer and Isaac Iverson as Executive Product Director. Thomas and Iverson bring decades of experience working within the polymer space […] The post Industry heavyweights join Samsara Eco to accelerate its enzymatic recycling technology appeared first on Eco News.
- What’s next for corporate net zero? Join GlobalData’s webinar to find out how to adapt your ESG strategyDecarbonization has become one of the most disruptive trends across all industries. Virtually every major company in every sector now has a strategy for reaching net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. This impacts their relationships with suppliers, clients, and customers and drives investment in new technologies, says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company. Against this backdrop, the […] The post What’s next for corporate net zero? Join GlobalData’s webinar to find out how to adapt your ESG strategy appeared first on Eco News.
- Study shows climate change threatens movement of birds through northern AustraliaPurple-crowned fairy-wren. Credit Niki Teunissen/Monash University and Australian Wildlife Conservancy. Monash University Habitat degradation and erratic rainfall conditions are impacting the movement of birds through northern Australia’s fragmented landscape, a new study by Monash University has found. Analysing 17 years of data about the movement of nearly 800 endangered purple-crowned fairy-wrens in north-west Western Australia, […] The post Study shows climate change threatens movement of birds through northern Australia appeared first on Eco News.
- Microemulsion flow battery unveiled at Allegro Energy in global technology firstAllegro workers Olivia Small (left), a lab scientist , and colleague Jay Tennant, a stack technician, build a battery stack cell. Made of layer of graphite plates, electrodes and a membrane. These cells will eventually go into building a large battery for Origin Energy where the company’s water-based electrolyte storage solution will replace lithium. CREDIT: […] The post Microemulsion flow battery unveiled at Allegro Energy in global technology first appeared first on Eco News.
- Seattle weather updates: Severe thunderstorm watch and latest forecastThroughout Wednesday evening, on this page, we’ll provide updates on closures, weather outlooks and impacts as storms roll through the region.
- Bill to cut red tape for residential rooftop solar systems introduced in AlbanyAdopting instant permitting technology will make it easier, faster and cheaper for New York families to harness solar energy on their rooftops. The post Bill to cut red tape for residential rooftop solar systems introduced in Albany appeared first on Environment America.
- Dow Constantine gives final address on state of King CountyDow Constantine praised the progress the county has made in his 15 years as executive, extolled the value of government and its workers, and pointed to challenges ahead.
- A step forward for clean airPeople and wildlife in Idaho can breathe a sigh of relief. An agreement between conservation groups and a major phosphate company will ensure more accurate reporting of air emissions. The post A step forward for clean air appeared first on Environment America.
- Agroforestry pioneer in bid to save gardenAgroforestry pioneer in bid to save garden Channel News Catherine Early 26th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Significant challenges obstruct plans to use AI to support the public sector, says PAC reportIn a new report on the UK government’s use of AI, the Public Accounts Committee warns that while AI has the potential to radically change public services, the scale of the task ahead in grasping these opportunities is concerningly great. The Government is seeking to scale up AI adoption in the public sector. For AI […]
- In War-Torn Sudan, a Gold Mining Boom Takes a Human TollAs civil war rages in Sudan, a surge in gold production is helping finance and arm the warring factions. Most of the mining is done on a small scale by villagers who process the gold using mercury and cyanide, posing serious threats to their health and to the environment.Read more on E360 →
- We are vastly overestimating the amount of fresh water available for lithium mining, says new studyNew research into lithium mining in the “Lithium Triangle” of Chile, Argentina and Bolivia — source of more than half of the world’s lithium resources — seems to show that the commonly accepted models used to estimate how much water is available for lithium extraction and what the environmental effects may be are off by […]
- Clean energy reps lobby Congress to save tax credits — and so can youReps for the clean energy industry are pushing hard to preserve as much of the Inflation Reduction Act as possible. Businesses can do the same. The post Clean energy reps lobby Congress to save tax credits — and so can you appeared first on Trellis.
- Audubon Works to Stop Brown Pelican EntanglementWhether gliding low over the water, diving headfirst into a school of unsuspecting fish or loafing on a dock, Brown Pelicans are icons of Tampa Bay and southwest Florida. Like many Floridians and...
- Audubon Works to Stop Brown Pelican EntanglementWhether gliding low over the water, diving headfirst into a school of unsuspecting fish or loafing on a dock, Brown Pelicans are icons of Tampa Bay and southwest Florida. Like many Floridians and...
- Spring statement ‘changes course’ but risks leaving net zero behindThe OBR delivered a big blow to Labour’s hopes of meagre economic growth, but Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ failure to focus on green industries is more worrying. Change. It’s a word we’ve heard almost non-stop since Sir Keir Starmer launched an election manifesto that promised different times were coming. Better. Improved. And, ideally, insulated. Nine months […]
- Over £19.5 million awarded in latest round of the Heat Network Efficiency Scheme in England and WalesAnnounced on 26 March, this latest Round (7) is the biggest so far of the UK government’s Heat Network Efficiency Scheme (HNES), and will see almost £20 million allocated to help 63 heat networks. Funding is intended to unlock efficiency improvements, greater reliability, and lower costs for low-income households, colleges, universities, and vital NHS facilities. […]
- Paper or plastic? Amazon, Google and others increasingly rule out certain materialsCompanies are ditching material-neutral packaging to better align with their sustainability goals. The post Paper or plastic? Amazon, Google and others increasingly rule out certain materials appeared first on Trellis.
- What TikTok and Sumitomo can teach about navigating the carbon removal marketTrellis asked the social media platform and industrial conglomerate to unpack the process they followed to build an effective portfolio. The post What TikTok and Sumitomo can teach about navigating the carbon removal market appeared first on Trellis.
- Record year for corporate clean energy as contracts reach 100 gigawattsAmazon, Google and Microsoft are among companies that bought 21.7 gigawatts of solar, wind, nuclear and geothermal power in 2024. The post Record year for corporate clean energy as contracts reach 100 gigawatts appeared first on Trellis.
- How Sinixt people overturned their ‘extinct’ status and helped begin restoring Upper ColumbiaThe resilience of the Sinixt people has led to a brighter future for the Upper Columbia River, for years polluted by mining activity.
- Renewables Made Up More Than 90 Percent of New Power Installed Globally Last YearRenewables accounted for 92 percent of new power capacity worldwide last year, a new report shows.Read more on E360 →
- Camden project provides localised air quality for tenants Air quality technology firm EarthSense describes a recent project Grand Central Apartments is a residential tower in London, offering 68 one, two and three-bedroom apartments and stunning penthouses in London’s vibrant King’s Cross district. Designed by award-winning architects Stiff + Trevillion and inspired by the linear forms and materials of the railway, this is […]
- A planetary boundary for geological resources: Study quantifies limits of regional water availabilityNew study appears to show that regional water availability constrains the current and future production of 32 geological resources Geological resources such as critical metals and minerals, essential for the diffusion of technologies such as renewable energy and energy storage towards a decarbonized society, are indispensable for supporting modern life in the form of various […]
- Is Your Drinking Water Truly Safe? Unveiling the Truth with Water AnalysisWe often assume the water flowing from our taps is clean and safe. You turn on the faucet, fill a glass, and sip without a second thought. But here’s something that might make you pause: the World Health Organization (WHO) estimates over 2 billion people globally drink water contaminated with feces. Even in places like...
- A guide to the 4 minerals shaping the world’s energy futureTo address climate change, we're going to need a whole lot of metal.
- Chile’s lithium boom promises jobs and money — but threatens a critical water sourceThe Atacama Desert is a major source of lithium for EV batteries. As global demand ramps up, the local Lickanantay people are racing to protect already scarce water supplies and their way of life.
- Beneath Greenland’s ice lies a climate solution — and a new geopolitical battlegroundModern society, and the clean energy revolution, depend on rare earth elements. Can Greenland help break China's stranglehold on the market?
- Digging for minerals in the Pacific’s graveyard: The $20 trillion fight over who controls the seabed“The soul of our ancestors, when they leave this world, they go into the deep.”
- Mining is an environmental and human rights nightmare. Battery recycling can ease that.Recycling provides economic, national security, and environmental benefits. But the United States is playing catch-up to Asian countries, particularly China.
- Why Biden and Trump both support this federal mineral mapping projectA U.S. Geological Survey effort to find underground deposits of clean energy metals has gotten bipartisan support.
- Most critical minerals are on Indigenous lands. Will miners respect tribal sovereignty?Grist spoke with five experts to understand what free, prior, and informed consent should look like in this new era of extraction.
- Is mining critical minerals better than extracting fossil fuels?Extracting resources from the Earth always comes with costs. As we race toward a cleaner, greener future, there is a risk of repeating the abuses of mining for coal and other fossil fuels.
- The weirdest ways scientists are mining for critical minerals, from water to weedsNot all critical minerals need to come from digging up the earth.
- In the race to find critical minerals, there’s a ‘gold mine’ literally at our shorelineInstead of continuing to dig tunnels or pits, some scientists are looking to a promising — but challenging — source of minerals: seawater.
- Hartlepool Borough Council launches Habitat Bank with leading BNG providerWorking alongside Biodiversity Net Gain provider Environment Bank, the project is a ‘model for local planning authorities collaborating with private firms’. The town of Hartlepool in North East England needs to build 400 homes a year to catch up with current demand. However, it’s vital these are developed using approaches that positively contribute to the […]
- Pesticide National Action Plan 2025 leaves questions for farmersWe’ve been here before: lack of detail on reduction pathway, economic impact and conflicting policy support is a red flag in the eyes of agriculture. Revealed on Friday 21st March, the new UK Pesticides National Action Plan [NAP] has been approved by all four governments of Great Britain. The aim is to minimise risks and […]
- 10 Relief Remedies Using Essential OilsAll across the globe, people suffer from ailments such as headaches, anxiety, insomnia, nail fungus,... The post 10 Relief Remedies Using Essential Oils appeared first on Earth911.
- Soil Solarization for Weed ControlThe habits of home gardeners develop mostly by trial and error influenced by old wives’... The post Soil Solarization for Weed Control appeared first on Earth911.
- inter airport Southeast Asia 2025 opens in SingaporeThe much-anticipated inter airport Southeast Asia (IASEA) 2025 has officially opened yesterday at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore, bringing together key airport industry stakeholders, global solution providers, and leading experts to shape the future of airport operations and passenger experience. The opening day of IASEA 2025 set an exciting tone with thought-provoking discussions and visionary insights […] The post inter airport Southeast Asia 2025 opens in Singapore appeared first on Eco News.
- Blackmores Achieves B Corp Certification As It Strengthens Commitment to SustainabilityBlackmores Group, Australia’s leading natural health company, is proud to announce its certification as a B Corporation (B Corp), joining a global community of businesses that meet high standards of social and environmental impact. With a presence across Australia, New Zealand and Asia, as well as in manufacturing, this milestone reflects the company’s long-standing values […] The post Blackmores Achieves B Corp Certification As It Strengthens Commitment to Sustainability appeared first on Eco News.
- Impact investing to thrive despite geopolitical concerns: Koda CapitalInvestors encouraged to explore global opportunities to enhance long term value Latest modeling shows that a globally diversified portfolio reduces volatility and improves risk-adjusted returns, leading to stronger long-term outcomes. With the US pulling back on international aid and climate commitments, the need for impact focused capital is greater than ever. Key themes identified by […] The post Impact investing to thrive despite geopolitical concerns: Koda Capital appeared first on Eco News.
- Bontia Bio secures NZ$1.25m to launch world-first tech that taps the protective power of plantsKiwi biotechnology company Bontia Bio has announced a NZ$1.25m seed funding round led by Sprout Agritech and supported by KiwiSaver provider Booster NZ’s Innovation Fund, with a $750k repayable grant from Callaghan Innovation, to support the development of natural anti-parasitic treatments that address a growing need for safe, effective and environmentally sustainable solutions in animal […] The post Bontia Bio secures NZ$1.25m to launch world-first tech that taps the protective power of plants appeared first on Eco News.
- Is paper the answer to confectionery’s continuing plastic packaging problem?In chasing alignment with the circular economy, it is fitting that the flexible packaging industry is increasingly circling back to the material that started it all – paper. The history of paper packaging can be traced back to the ancient Chinese, who treated mulberry bark fibres to create wrapping and pouches for perishable food. It’s […] The post Is paper the answer to confectionery’s continuing plastic packaging problem? appeared first on Eco News.
- BioCraft Receives Registration to Sell Cell-Cultured Pet Food Ingredients in Europe Third-party validation confirms cell-cultured pet food ingredients are pathogen-free and non-GMOBioCraft Pet Nutrition, the first biotech company to develop animal cell-cultured ingredients for the pet food market, announced today it has received registration from the Austrian authorities to use Category 3 Animal Byproducts (ABP) in the European Union, enabling it to begin selling ingredients to EU pet food producers. Austrian authorities granted BioCraft the registration […] The post BioCraft Receives Registration to Sell Cell-Cultured Pet Food Ingredients in Europe Third-party validation confirms cell-cultured pet food ingredients are pathogen-free and non-GMO appeared first on Eco News.
- Ready and AbleJuvenile Brown Pelicans aren’t exactly cooperative—like any tween they’re instantly recalcitrant when faced with authority. “One volunteer had their hat stolen by a pelican that was resisting...
- Ready and AbleJuvenile Brown Pelicans aren’t exactly cooperative—like any tween they’re instantly recalcitrant when faced with authority. “One volunteer had their hat stolen by a pelican that was resisting...
- Our Connected PlanetIt is springtime in North America—a season of transformation. The arrival of migratory birds, blooming flowers, and longer days signal renewal and possibility. Across the Western Hemisphere, the...
- Our Connected PlanetIt is springtime in North America—a season of transformation. The arrival of migratory birds, blooming flowers, and longer days signal renewal and possibility. Across the Western Hemisphere, the...
- Birding Bucket List: Tour America's ‘Duck Factory' in the Bird-Packed Prairie Pothole RegionWhat: A sprawling network of seasonal lakes, pools, and marshes amid grasslands that supports waterfowl, shorebirds, and prairie species galore. Where: Stretching from Iowa through Minnesota...
- Birding Bucket List: Tour America's ‘Duck Factory' in the Bird-Packed Prairie Pothole RegionWhat: A sprawling network of seasonal lakes, pools, and marshes amid grasslands that supports waterfowl, shorebirds, and prairie species galore. Where: Stretching from Iowa through Minnesota...
- North Carolina's Cape Fear River Is a ‘Forever Chemical’ Hotspot—What Does That Mean for Its Birds and People?.dropcap { color: #838078; float: left; font-size: 82px; line-height: 60px; padding: 5px 8px 0 0; } .art-aside-tmp { height: auto !important; min-height: auto...
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- How an Indigenous Community in the Amazon Created a Bird Guide of Their Own.dropcap { color: #838078; float: left; font-size: 82px; line-height: 60px; padding: 5px 8px 0 0; } .art-aside-tmp { height: auto !important; min-height: auto...
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- In the Great Plains, Landowners Are Banking On the Lesser Prairie-Chicken’s SurvivalDallas May can’t help but feel that something is missing. For more than a decade he’s been working to restore shortgrass prairie habitat to support wildlife on his family’s 20,000-acre ranch in...
- In the Great Plains, Landowners Are Banking On the Lesser Prairie-Chicken’s SurvivalDallas May can’t help but feel that something is missing. For more than a decade he’s been working to restore shortgrass prairie habitat to support wildlife on his family’s 20,000-acre ranch in...
- The Many Ways Scientists Are Turning Birds Into Feathered Field AssistantsIn the late 1990s, as an ecologist at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Martin Wikelski guesses he drove every mile of the Prairie State’s backroads in a two-toned Oldsmobile. But these...
- The Many Ways Scientists Are Turning Birds Into Feathered Field AssistantsIn the late 1990s, as an ecologist at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Martin Wikelski guesses he drove every mile of the Prairie State’s backroads in a two-toned Oldsmobile. But these...
- Brighton biosphere event to discuss climate and food challengesSustainability experts and young changemakers will join Michelin-starred chef Mauro Colagreco for what the University of Brighton describes as “a landmark public event… exploring how our food choices can drive positive environmental change”. Hosted by The Living Coast UNESCO Biosphere, Nature Starts on Our Plate will welcome experts from across the globe to the University […]
- Vernal Pools Are the Place to Be for Woodland Critters—as Long as They LastIn early spring, melted snow and rain trickle through forests, forming pools amid the leaf litter. Within these basins, life begins to sing. Frogs and salamanders migrate from winter dens to these...
- Vernal Pools Are the Place to Be for Woodland Critters—as Long as They LastIn early spring, melted snow and rain trickle through forests, forming pools amid the leaf litter. Within these basins, life begins to sing. Frogs and salamanders migrate from winter dens to these...
- NEWS RELEASE: Idaho Conservation League, Environment America reach agreement with P4 Production to improve air emission reportingAgreement will increase public awareness of releases of excess emissions The post NEWS RELEASE: Idaho Conservation League, Environment America reach agreement with P4 Production to improve air emission reporting appeared first on Environment America.
- A Special Trip to BangladeshIn Bangladesh, a large and growing population lives in one of the most dynamic and sensitive environments on Earth, subject to multiple natural disasters and threatened by climate change.
- Wisconsin Weighs Sandhill Crane Hunts to Protect Crops Despite a Nonlethal OptionRoughly 15 years ago Dave Mickelson began to see flocks of Sandhill Cranes floating gently onto his Wisconsin farm, their long legs extended like aircraft landing gear. Spring after spring the...
- Wisconsin Weighs Sandhill Crane Hunts to Protect Crops Despite a Nonlethal OptionRoughly 15 years ago Dave Mickelson began to see flocks of Sandhill Cranes floating gently onto his Wisconsin farm, their long legs extended like aircraft landing gear. Spring after spring the...
- ‘Shrubs for Shrikes’ Strives to Save Indiana's Butcherbirds From Going ExtinctOne June morning in 2017, Roger Crandall looked out the window of his southern Indiana home to see someone pointing a spotting scope at his pear trees. The stranger in his neighbor’s yard was Amy...
- ‘Shrubs for Shrikes’ Strives to Save Indiana's Butcherbirds From Going ExtinctOne June morning in 2017, Roger Crandall looked out the window of his southern Indiana home to see someone pointing a spotting scope at his pear trees. The stranger in his neighbor’s yard was Amy...
- The Bus Bill is the chance to see buses differently and create a travel revolutionThis post is by Baroness Caroline Pidgeon MBE, Liberal Democrats transport spokesperson in the House of Lords The government’s Better Buses Bill is on its way through the House of Lords before heading to the Commons for its next stage. This is the last crucial […]
- Guide to organizing a kid’s clothing swapWant to refresh your growing kid’s clothes in a fun, free, and environmentally-friendly way? Follow our guide to organize a kid’s clothing swap with other families in your community. The post Guide to organizing a kid’s clothing swap appeared first on Environment America.
- Once-loud companies quiet about Trump’s latest Paris Agreement pulloutIn 2017, the CEOs of 30 large companies openly supported the pledge to reduce emissions. Trellis asked about their plans this time around. The post Once-loud companies quiet about Trump’s latest Paris Agreement pullout appeared first on Trellis.
- Sustainable Stays for Safe Travels: Top Eco-Lodges and Green Hotels in the USAWhy Sustainable Stays Matter in 2025 Eco-travel isn’t just a trend; it’s a necessity. With climate change on everyone’s mind, travelers in the USA are now looking for places to stay that reflect their values—places that are safe, eco-friendly and socially responsible. Sustainable stays not only reduce your footprint but also support local economies and...
- U.S. Supreme Court says no, ends Oregon youth climate caseThe U.S. Supreme Court has declined a petition to revive the nearly decade-old case initially filed in Oregon by youth climate activists.
- Crisis in EU plastic recycling demands immediate action, says trade groupThe European Union’s plastic recycling industry is at a breaking point, according to a 19 March statement from Plastic Recyclers Europe, which represents plastic reprocessors and recyclers in the region. A sharp decline in domestic production, increased imports, and rising economic pressures are forcing company closures. The industry has long warned of these risks, and […]
- Decarbonisation push in northeast Asia drives demand for UK techRegion’s net-zero ambitions offer opportunities for UK innovators, says new report As Japan, South Korea and Taiwan race to decarbonise their economies and embed sustainable industrial practices, opportunities are emerging for UK companies with cutting-edge technologies that can help them achieve their ambitious net-zero targets. Despite the challenges posed by the cultural and language barriers, […]
- New codes of practice will demonstrate a high standard of electromechanical repairThe Association of Electrical and Mechanical Trades (AEMT) is celebrating its 80th anniversary and has introduced its first Codes of Practice for, and backed by, its membership. The introduction of the AEMT Codes of Practice aims to support the Association’s members in delivering a high-quality service while reassuring their customers that AEMT members maintain and […]
- Trade body calls on Chancellor to support anaerobic digestion to achieve the UK’s energy security and net zero ambitionsADBA has written to Rachel Reeves MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer, ahead of the highly anticipated Spring Statement on 26 March 2025. In a letter written by Chair and former Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change Chris Huhne and Chief Executive Charlotte Morton OBE, and supported by close to 100 members and industry […]
- We need societal therapy to overcome our addiction to GDPThis post is by Professor Robert Costanza of the Institute for Global Prosperity at University College London. Societies, like individuals, can get trapped in patterns of behaviour, which can be called ‘societal addictions’. These are the actions that provide short term rewards but which turn […]
- Paris to push on with pedestrianisation of 500 streetsTwo-thirds of citizens in the French capital have voted in favour of adding 500 ‘green streets’ to the city’s car-free roadmap. Clean Cities, an organisation advocating for low, zero carbon and active travel expansion across the continent, has now claimed this ‘sends a clear message’ to the mayors of other major urban areas. ‘Paris is […]
- Organisational sustainability hamstrung by economics while weather forces new risk managementWeak global economic outlook slows environmental action, but executives can no longer ignore the implications of extreme climate events. The worrying juxtaposition has been identified in the latest Risk & Resilience report from speciality insurer, Beazley. It’s new analysis, Spotlight On Environmental & Climate Risk 2025, has found that 73% of executives across the world […]
- Farmers are reeling from Trump’s attacks on agricultural researchA "rollercoaster" of funding cuts and layoffs have gutted critical agricultural research projects across the nation.
- Beyond the Value Chain: Funding Meaningful Climate ActionThe world is dangerously close to surpassing the 1.5°C threshold set by the Paris Agreement, and the window to prevent severe climate consequences is closing. To stay on track, the private sector must be urgent and decisive in its decarbonization. Many companies are already working to reduce emissions within their operations and supply chains, following...
- Can cities ban natural gas in new buildings? A federal judge just said yes.After a string of discouraging rulings for other cities, a court upheld NYC's efforts to decarbonize its buildings.
- These vegan meat brands taste almost as good as the real thing. Taste tests prove it.New research shows which products are closest to "taste parity" — and which need more work.
- The Big Picture: Land Sales in the US and TexasLand sales across the US have been on the rise in recent years due to interest in rural living, investment diversification and sustainable development. In 2023 alone, over 2 million acres of rural land were sold in the US, with Texas leading the way for volume and dollar value. Why Texas? No state income tax...
- Trump administration moves to shutter mine safety offices in coal countryMiners and their advocates worry that DOGE's cuts to the Mine Safety and Health Administration will put them at risk.
- When and How To Get Rid of Your Old CarReplacing all your old stuff with new green products scratches the consumer itch and feels... The post When and How To Get Rid of Your Old Car appeared first on Earth911.
- We Earthlings: 4 Questions for Conscious ShoppingBefore you make your next purchase, ask yourself these four questions for conscious shopping: Do... The post We Earthlings: 4 Questions for Conscious Shopping appeared first on Earth911.
- Trout welfare regime thrown into doubtTrout welfare regime thrown into doubt Channel News brendan 25th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Thriving with Nature: The Sustainable Power of Native Plants at GrowAbilityBanksia victoriae By Joe Simonetta Australia’s unique climate presents both challenges and opportunities for gardeners, landscapers, and conservationists. At GrowAbility, a specialist native plant nursery, we champion the cultivation of indigenous flora, ensuring landscapes that are not only beautiful but also sustainable, resilient, and suited to our country’s diverse conditions. Sustainability Rooted in Nature Native […] The post Thriving with Nature: The Sustainable Power of Native Plants at GrowAbility appeared first on Eco News.
- Intrepid Travel records best-ever business results in 2024Credit: Intrepid Travel Certified B Corp lays foundation for international growth with record FY24 performance Intrepid Travel has announced a record performance in 2024, with revenue of $626m in 2024 (+17% YoY), laying the foundation for its purpose-led growth plans in the year ahead. This is outlined in the company’s Integrated Annual Report, which provides […] The post Intrepid Travel records best-ever business results in 2024 appeared first on Eco News.
- BioPak Commits to Reaching Net-Zero GHG Emissions Across Value Chain by 2050Globally recognised B Corp and sustainable packaging brand BioPak has today announced its commitment to reaching Net-Zero GHG Emissions across the company’s value chain by 2050. Announced as part of BioPak’s annual Sustainability Report for 2024, the new target is aligned with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), a global body enabling businesses to set ambitious emissions reduction […] The post BioPak Commits to Reaching Net-Zero GHG Emissions Across Value Chain by 2050 appeared first on Eco News.
- Borrow by Huskee: Huskee announces Australia’s first turnkey reusable cup system for venues at MICEHuskee, global leader in reusable coffee cups, drinkwear and reuse solutions, has today unveiled plans to launch a turnkey reusable cup system for venues and events, ‘Borrow by Huskee’ – a free program for consumers allowing patrons to ‘Borrow’ one of Huskee’s innovative reusable cups from participating businesses when purchasing a coffee or drink. Showcased at the Melbourne […] The post Borrow by Huskee: Huskee announces Australia’s first turnkey reusable cup system for venues at MICE appeared first on Eco News.
- NEW REPORT HIGHLIGHTS URGENT NEED FOR INCREASED INVESTMENT IN MARINE CONSERVATIONAustralian sea lion. CREDIT: Raphaël Giraud, supplied by the Australian Marine Conservation Society. Marine environments and ocean industries support 462,000 jobs in Australia and contribute $150 billion annually to the Australian economy. AMCS and BC say a minimum annual investment of $340 million will significantly improve the situation of Australia’s threatened marine species. Nature conservation […] The post NEW REPORT HIGHLIGHTS URGENT NEED FOR INCREASED INVESTMENT IN MARINE CONSERVATION appeared first on Eco News.
- How much land does renewable energy take?Balancing clean energy and land use: Texas can transition to wind and solar energy without sacrificing natural areas and prime farmland The post How much land does renewable energy take? appeared first on Environment America.
- How (and Why) to Host a Bird SitGroup trips are a great way for birders to enjoy nature together. While guided walks are the go-to outing for many event organizers, why not let the birds come to you? A bird sit is an outing in...
- How (and Why) to Host a Bird SitGroup trips are a great way for birders to enjoy nature together. While guided walks are the go-to outing for many event organizers, why not let the birds come to you? A bird sit is an outing in...
- National Audubon Society Amplifies Global Conservation Efforts with Chile Expansion(Santiago, Chile-March 24, 2025)-- The National Audubon Society today announced government recognition of its programs in Chile, broadening the organization’s wingspan in South America. While...
- National Audubon Society Amplifies Global Conservation Efforts with Chile Expansion(Santiago, Chile-March 24, 2025)-- The National Audubon Society today announced government recognition of its programs in Chile, broadening the organization’s wingspan in South America. While...
- National Audubon Society Expands in Chile to Protect Birds’ Essential Migratory RoutesSANTIAGO, CHILE (April 1, 2025) — The National Audubon Society today announced government recognition of its programs in Chile, broadening the organization’s wingspan in South America. This...
- National Audubon Society Expands in Chile to Protect Birds’ Essential Migratory RoutesSANTIAGO, CHILE (April 1, 2025) — The National Audubon Society today announced government recognition of its programs in Chile, broadening the organization’s wingspan in South America. This...
- Audubon profundiza su compromiso con Chile y amplía los esfuerzos globales de conservación (Santiago, Chile- 24 de marzo, 2025)— National Audubon Society reiteró hoy su compromiso de trabajo en conservación en Chile con la oficialización de su presencia en el país, lo que le...
- You Have What It Takes to Lead Bird OutingsOn a warm afternoon in Chicago’s McKinley Park, Em De Blas was guiding a group of birders when they spotted a Downy Woodpecker “going ham” on a tree. In both English and Spanish, De Blas...
- You Have What It Takes to Lead Bird OutingsOn a warm afternoon in Chicago’s McKinley Park, Em De Blas was guiding a group of birders when they spotted a Downy Woodpecker “going ham” on a tree. In both English and Spanish, De Blas...
- Experts discuss intersection of renewable energy, land use, and the Texas LegislatureSB 819 could significantly hinder Texas’ clean energy progress The post Experts discuss intersection of renewable energy, land use, and the Texas Legislature appeared first on Environment America.
- The Remarkable Healing Power of Seabird Poop for Climate-Stressed Coral ReefsWhen marine ecologist Casey Benkwitt set out to study coral reefs, she never thought she’d spend so much time thinking about bird poop. Now, six years after she started exploring how seabird guano...
- The Remarkable Healing Power of Seabird Poop for Climate-Stressed Coral ReefsWhen marine ecologist Casey Benkwitt set out to study coral reefs, she never thought she’d spend so much time thinking about bird poop. Now, six years after she started exploring how seabird guano...
- Meet the Climate Leader Who Wants You to Abandon Hope—and Get to WorkAyana Elizabeth Johnson believes humans can restore and protect nature while staring down a planetary crisis. She’s convinced we can limit warming, prevent climate disasters, transform our culture...
- Meet the Climate Leader Who Wants You to Abandon Hope—and Get to WorkAyana Elizabeth Johnson believes humans can restore and protect nature while staring down a planetary crisis. She’s convinced we can limit warming, prevent climate disasters, transform our culture...
- Soaring Gas Exports Are Putting the Squeeze on Gulf Coast HabitatBefore retiring from his career as an oil and gas engineer, John Allaire bought a slice of paradise: more than a half-mile of oceanfront in Louisiana’s Cameron Parish, backed by 300-plus acres of...
- Soaring Gas Exports Are Putting the Squeeze on Gulf Coast HabitatBefore retiring from his career as an oil and gas engineer, John Allaire bought a slice of paradise: more than a half-mile of oceanfront in Louisiana’s Cameron Parish, backed by 300-plus acres of...
- Ask Kenn: How Do Birds Keep Themselves Clean?Who's Kenn? Simply put, Kenn is a national treasure. A renowned birder, author, and conservationist, Kenn Kaufman has spent his life dedicated to observing birds, reading about birds, writing...
- Ask Kenn: How Do Birds Keep Themselves Clean?Who's Kenn? Simply put, Kenn is a national treasure. A renowned birder, author, and conservationist, Kenn Kaufman has spent his life dedicated to observing birds, reading about birds, writing...
- A Close-Up Look at the Beauty of Backyard BirdsArtist Rosalie Haizlett likes to zoom in on the small and overlooked wonders of nature—tiny fungi, delicate plants, or, in this case, feathers of common birds. In “Wildwing Triptych,” she...
- A Close-Up Look at the Beauty of Backyard BirdsArtist Rosalie Haizlett likes to zoom in on the small and overlooked wonders of nature—tiny fungi, delicate plants, or, in this case, feathers of common birds. In “Wildwing Triptych,” she...
- Backcountry avalanches possible for Stevens Pass, Snoqualmie, surrounding slopesAvalanche conditions could be deadly and destructive, forecasters say. They have warned outdoors enthusiasts of what to look for if they will be in the area.
- Banded Birds in FloridaMost avid birders come across a banded bird sooner or later, but might not know how important it is to report what they see. Banded bird sighting reports are vitally important to the conservation and...
- Banded Birds in FloridaMost avid birders come across a banded bird sooner or later, but might not know how important it is to report what they see. Banded bird sighting reports are vitally important to the conservation and...
- Audubon Calls on Bird Enthusiasts Across the State to Search for and Report Banded Roseate SpoonbillsAudubon’s Everglades Science Center team is calling on bird enthusiasts across the state to search for Roseate Spoonbills and report banded birds on this form. Nearly 3,000 birds have been banded...
- Audubon Calls on Bird Enthusiasts Across the State to Search for and Report Banded Roseate SpoonbillsAudubon’s Everglades Science Center team is calling on bird enthusiasts across the state to search for Roseate Spoonbills and report banded birds on this form. Nearly 3,000 birds have been banded...
- New UN carbon credit mechanism okays first credits — and highlights flaws Paris Agreement Crediting Mechanism approved a Myanmar cookstoves project that follows a methodology rejected by carbon markets experts. The post New UN carbon credit mechanism okays first credits — and highlights flaws appeared first on Trellis.
- An MPA-ESP Student’s Path to Climate Policy and Environmental JusticeFatou Kiné Gueye shares her perspective on climate action and how she plans to translate her coursework into meaningful action in her home country of Senegal.
- STATEMENT: Coca-Cola makes new commitment to transparency re: reusable packagingWorld’s largest source of plastic pollution offers olive branch to shareholders after reneging on plastic reduction goals. The post STATEMENT: Coca-Cola makes new commitment to transparency re: reusable packaging appeared first on Environment America.
- With NOAA Cuts, a Proud Legacy and Vital Science Are at RiskFor more than 50 years, NOAA has pioneered climate research and been instrumental in advancing modern weather forecasting. Now labeled by Project 2025 as part of the “climate alarm industry” and facing DOGE-driven cuts, the future of this valuable public asset is in jeopardy.Read more on E360 →
- Cherry blossoms peak soon: Where to see them in WAWe are getting awfully close to cherry blossom viewing season — but don't rush out quite yet to the University of Washington campus or your favorite trees.
- Retreating Arctic Glaciers Have Exposed 1,500 Miles of CoastlineSince 2000, the melting of Arctic glaciers has exposed some 1,500 miles of coastline, a study finds.Read more on E360 →
- Quarrying’s role in nature recovery celebrated at awards ceremonyThe role that quarrying can play in nature recovery and biodiversity gain was celebrated at the Quarries & Nature 2025 awards ceremony during March, hosted by the Mineral Products Association (MPA). It’s an event intended to laud the best current examples of wildlife habitat creation through the sensitive operation, management and restoration of mineral extraction sites, say the […]
- From deluges to drought: Climate change speeds up water cycle, triggers more extreme weatherHotter temperatures stoked by climate change are increasing the odds of both severe drought and heavier precipitation that can wreak havoc on people and the environment.
- WA’s need for EVs comes at a cost for mining townsWashington state needs lithium to meet the demand for electric vehicles and renewable energy. But mines add to a legacy of pollution.
- Earth911 Podcast: Pursuing Sustainable Packaging with AE Global’s Elizabeth CorbettPlastic and paper waste from product packaging remains an environmental crisis, with millions of tons... The post Earth911 Podcast: Pursuing Sustainable Packaging with AE Global’s Elizabeth Corbett appeared first on Earth911.
- An area of agreement: Democrats and Republicans both support corporate advocacy for clean waterCompanies have an opportunity to take a clear stand on water protection because it resonates across party lines. The post An area of agreement: Democrats and Republicans both support corporate advocacy for clean water appeared first on Trellis.
- Power companies would rather not clean their toxic messes. Trump’s EPA is granting their wish.Advocates fear the agency will “justify avoiding any enforcement whatsoever” of millions of tons of coal ash nationwide.
- Environmentalists in Israel and Palestine fight to save cross-border water resources"The health of Palestinians affects the health of Israelis and vice versa. And the best example is water."
- A sustainable future for the British flower industry?A consumer sector that sells nature has a woeful environmental track record. Now a new study has identified how to make flora far greener. Led by Dr Jill Timms at the University of Surrey and Professor David Bek of Coventry University, who worked in collaboration with flower farmers Zanna Hoskins of Spindle Flowers and Debbie […]
- London rivers set for 5 year £1.8bn clean up operationThe capital is home to some of Britain’s most polluted bodies of water. Mayor Sadiq Khan is now forming a coalition to deal with the issue. Transport for London, London Wildlife Trust, Thames Water and City Hall are set to spend £1.8billion between now and 2030. The Mayor hosted a roundtable last week with the […]
- 4 Simple Swaps for a Truly Sustainable EasterGrowing up, Easter was always one of my favorite holidays. There was that heady mix... The post 4 Simple Swaps for a Truly Sustainable Easter appeared first on Earth911.
- The spirit of the ageThe spirit of the age Channel Comment brendan 24th March 2025 Teaser Media
- 2 ways to strengthen SBTi’s new net zero draftScope 1 targets alone will make little difference in scaling carbon removal technology. Here's what will. The post 2 ways to strengthen SBTi’s new net zero draft appeared first on Trellis.
- New hi-tech buoys improve south coast scientific monitoringCharlotte Uphues with wave monitoring buoy The introduction of new Spotter buoys to measure wave height and direction, and temperature in the sea off Victor Harbor in South Australia, provides a timely new resource to monitor fluctuating sea conditions and their effect on coastal environments. As unusually warm ocean temperatures for this time of year […] The post New hi-tech buoys improve south coast scientific monitoring appeared first on Eco News.
- Australian Museum Lizard Island Research Station Welcomes New Co-Directors Dr Emily Howells and Dr David AbregoDr David Abrego Dr Emily Howells. New Co-directors of Australian Museum Lizard Island Research Station Outgoing Co-Directors Dr Anne Hoggett AM and Dr Lyle Vail AM Retire After 35 Years of Service Australian Museum It has been called one of the best jobs in the world, living on a remote island and working to save […] The post Australian Museum Lizard Island Research Station Welcomes New Co-Directors Dr Emily Howells and Dr David Abrego appeared first on Eco News.
- Donors enable interest-free solar and battery at Sydney Basketball AssnHighlights: Non-profit, City of Sydney Basketball Association has a new donor-enabled 39.78kW solar and 25.6kWh battery system. The project cost was funded by an interest-free loan from national climate action charity, CORENA. The $45,874 interest-free loan is sourced entirely from community donations! CORENA has funded $1.58 million in interest-free loans for 56 separate community emission reduction […] The post Donors enable interest-free solar and battery at Sydney Basketball Assn appeared first on Eco News.
- The Trump administration’s climate policies jeopardize research in disaster-prone Puerto RicoAs one of the regions most affected by the global climate crisis, local scientists are struggling with canceled research grants and funding cuts from federal agencies.
- Can the rush for clean energy overcome a legacy of pollution?The Seattle Times traveled in and around the Columbia Basin to reveal the cost of a new mining boom.
- Columbia Basin copper mining has clean-energy promise, risksA copper mine in British Columbia produces a metal the world needs to phase out fossil fuels. It holds promise — and danger.
- How Researchers Use Optical Technology to Track Environmental ChangesThe planet’s shifting under our feet—forests thinning, waters warming, air thickening with particles we can’t always see. It’s not just a hunch; science backs it up. Scientists have estimated that around 90% of the world’s coral reefs are at risk of being completely wiped out by 2050, a statistic that’s both a wake-up call and...
- Top 5 Ghost Stories and Paranormal Hotspots in BinghamtonBinghamton has a long and fascinating history filled with industrial success, cultural evolution, and eerie tales that have persisted for generations. Many buildings and landmarks in the city have chilling stories, and over the years, numerous locals have reported unexplained experiences. Strange whispers in empty halls, footsteps echoing when no one is there, and ghostly...
- Rubber vs. Concrete: Which Is the Best Choice for Your Pool Deck?A pool deck’s appropriate material will determine both appearance and utility. Many times, homeowners and administrators of commercial buildings argue over the best surface— Rubber or concrete? Regarding safety, maintenance, and economy, every material has special advantages and disadvantages. To guide your choice, we will consider the main types of rubber and concrete coatings. Understanding...
- Gutting clean energy incentives would drive up electric billsRising energy costs are a problem in the U.S. Ending Inflation Reduction Act tax credits and ramping up fossil fuels would make it even worse.
- Australian households embracing new habits to cut down on the 7.7 million meals wasted every dayNationwide campaign ‘The Great Unwaste’ sparking positive change, with 4 in 5 households now recognising their ability to help reduce food waste New research released by not-for-profit End Food Waste Australia to coincide with Food Waste Action Week (17 – 23 March) has revealed substantial improvements in behaviours and perceptions around household food waste, with […] The post Australian households embracing new habits to cut down on the 7.7 million meals wasted every day appeared first on Eco News.
- Osmose and Neara are teaming up to enable utilities like CenterPoint Energy to evaluate asset risk with greater precision and improve underlying network data quality and utilisation.Neara founders Jack Curtis, Dan Danilatos and Karamvir Singh (left to right) Osmose, the leading provider of utility infrastructure asset assessment, restoration, and life extension solutions, and Neara, an AI-powered predictive modelling platform for utility networks, have announced a strategic partnership to help utilities better assess risk, improve data accuracy, and strengthen power grids. This […] The post Osmose and Neara are teaming up to enable utilities like CenterPoint Energy to evaluate asset risk with greater precision and improve underlying network data quality and utilisation. appeared first on Eco News.
- WA’s natural gas initiative unconstitutional, King County judge rulesWashington voters in November narrowly approved I-2066 to protect access to natural gas. Here's what to know about a judge's ruling on its constitutionality.
- A court ordered Greenpeace to pay a pipeline company $660M. What happens next?Experts called the verdict “beyond punitive.” The organization plans to appeal and has already filed a countersuit in Europe.
- Amazon now sells carbon credits. Here’s what you need to knowOnly companies that have signed the Climate Pledge or promised to cut Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions are eligible. The post Amazon now sells carbon credits. Here’s what you need to know appeared first on Trellis.
- How 2 startups are turning imperfect clothes into a business opportunityAlternew and Revive are partnering with fashion brands to profit from repairs and alterations while keeping clothes out of closets, warehouses and landfills. The post How 2 startups are turning imperfect clothes into a business opportunity appeared first on Trellis.
- NYC will eventually have to abandon part of its water supply if it keeps getting saltierDecades of road salt use are taking a toll on New York City’s water reservoirs.
- The state of sustainability? Healthier than the media would have you believeA PwC survey of 7,000 CDP disclosures finds companies are on track to hit emissions goals and upping investment in climate projects. The post The state of sustainability? Healthier than the media would have you believe appeared first on Trellis.
- China Authorizes Controversial Hydropower Project in Landslide-Prone Region of TibetRecent Chinese approval to construct the world’s largest hydropower dam in Tibet has sparked concerns on local displacement, downstream impacts and infrastructure longevity.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Banning “Climate Change” Won’t Stop ItThis week’s inspirational quote is a statement that needs saying, so we’re saying it ourselves:... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Banning “Climate Change” Won’t Stop It appeared first on Earth911.
- Strategies to Make B2B Emails Effective (Without Being a Nuisance to Prospects)Each email serves as an interaction. Every message comes as a reply at a certain time during the day and gets a certain reaction, such as excitement, annoyance, intrigue, or apathy. Our responsibility is constructing not only platforms of value but also stories that encourage participation. With marketing emails, perceptivity and interaction are two concepts...
- How Businesses Can Reduce Their Environmental Impact with Smart Policies for SustainabilityIn today’s world, businesses face increasing pressure to not only drive profits but also minimize their environmental impact. As we navigate the challenges of climate change and resource depletion, it’s clear that smart policies can make a significant difference. By adopting sustainable practices, companies can contribute to a healthier planet while also enhancing their brand...
- Gardening Made Easy: Best Practices for Soil and MulchGardening gives us a chance to get in touch with nature, to relax and feel accomplished. For beginners, the sheer amount of information can be overwhelming. But starting with the basics – like understanding soil and mulch – can make it simpler. Whether you’re growing veggies, blooms or bushes the right materials will create an...
- Fight or flight? The most powerful response is making the business case for sustainability How to advance sustainability as a driver of commercial success and societal progress. The post Fight or flight? The most powerful response is making the business case for sustainability appeared first on Trellis.
- The EPA wants to roll back a rule that’s essential for protecting you from chemical disastersFew regulations have been as subject to the yo-yo of successive presidential administrations and their political whims.
- Farmers and small business owners were promised financial help for energy upgrades. They’re still waiting for the money.Rural residents are left holding the bills for everything from solar panels to grain dryers.
- The climate movement is talking about carbon all wrong, a new book arguesCarbon isn’t an enemy to “combat” or “tackle,” the environmentalist Paul Hawken writes, but the animating force of life.
- Cultivating farmland after the bombsCultivating farmland after the bombs Channel News brendan 21st March 2025 Teaser Media
- 10 Ways to Improve Your Home’s Energy EfficiencyEnhancing your home’s energy efficiency isn’t just about reducing your environmental impact—it’s also a smart way to cut down on rising energy costs. Across the UK, homeowners are looking for practical ways to keep their utility bills in check while … 10 Ways to Improve Your Home’s Energy Efficiency Read More » The post 10 Ways to Improve Your Home’s Energy Efficiency appeared first on Eco Friend.
- New machine makes it easy to return and earn in TamworthFamily recycling at Return and Earn Return and Earn Tamworth residents have a new location to recycle their eligible bottles, cans and cartons with the opening of a Return and Earn machine at the Tamworth Home Centre. As the eighth return point in the Tamworth Regional Council area, it is now even more convenient for […] The post New machine makes it easy to return and earn in Tamworth appeared first on Eco News.
- Stockland powers up with the 2025 Big Battery Rescue school challengeStockland is again partnering with The National Theatre for Children (NTC) for the 2025 Big Battery Rescue School Challenge—a nationwide initiative aimed at educating and inspiring students about the importance of battery recycling and its environmental impact. Launching in March 2025, the program will run until December, reaching 23 schools and over 16,000 students across […] The post Stockland powers up with the 2025 Big Battery Rescue school challenge appeared first on Eco News.
- Shaping the future of Melbourne as a garden cityMelbourne will profile its reputation as a garden city, as prominent visionaries from the horticultural, ecology and design industries take centre stage at Fed Square for a free Melbourne Conversations event on urban green space. The Future Proofing Green Spaces conversation on Thursday 27 March will focus on the importance of fostering Melbourne’s connection with nature. Panellists […] The post Shaping the future of Melbourne as a garden city appeared first on Eco News.
- Schneider Electric announces Pacific winners of the Sustainability Impact Awards 2025SA Power Networks and WaterNSW topped the list as Pacific Customer Joint winners. Datacom and UPS Power Solutions were named as Partner Award winners. Schneider Electric, a global leader in energy management and automation, has announced the Pacific winners of its annual Sustainability Impact Awards. Announced at Schneider’s Innovation Summit 2025 in Sydney, the awards celebrate […] The post Schneider Electric announces Pacific winners of the Sustainability Impact Awards 2025 appeared first on Eco News.
- Restoring San Diego's Coastal WetlandsSan Diego’s coastal wetlands are home to rich biodiversity, critical migratory bird habitats, and culturally significant lands. Thanks to a generous two-year grant from the Dorrance Family...
- Restoring San Diego's Coastal WetlandsSan Diego’s coastal wetlands are home to rich biodiversity, critical migratory bird habitats, and culturally significant lands. Thanks to a generous two-year grant from the Dorrance Family...
- Ralph Munro, longtime WA secretary of state and champion of disability rights, diesHe served 20 years as secretary of state, ushering in seismic changes to Washington elections. But he is defined as much by campaigns he made outside of office.
- Salesforce got key suppliers to promise emissions cuts. Here’s howThe software firm’s unique contract amendment, which requires business partners to commit to cuts and disclosures, includes remedies for non-compliance. The post Salesforce got key suppliers to promise emissions cuts. Here’s how appeared first on Trellis.
- These states are picking up the corporate climate disclosures slackAs other entities relinquish the responsibility of holding corporations to account on climate issues, states are stepping into the breach. The post These states are picking up the corporate climate disclosures slack appeared first on Trellis.
- Peatland Algae to Soak Up More Carbon as Planet WarmsNew research finds that microalgae in northern peat bogs will absorb more carbon dioxide as the planet warms, helping to take a bite out of emissions.Read more on E360 →
- Weird but true animal facts: unusual pollinatorsWe always talk about our bees and butterflies, but did you know that geckos, lemurs, and even dogs can be pollinators? The post Weird but true animal facts: unusual pollinators appeared first on Environment America.
- Proposed Changes to National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Could Slow Economy, Reshape Environmental Review ProcessThe National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) – enacted in 1970 with bipartisan support – has played a critical role in protecting birds, other wildlife, and communities. But a new proposal from...
- Proposed Changes to National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) Could Slow Economy, Reshape Environmental Review ProcessThe National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) – enacted in 1970 with bipartisan support – has played a critical role in protecting birds, other wildlife, and communities. But a new proposal from...
- ‘Caught off guard’: EPA proposes to fire hundreds of scientists“This is not designed to cut expenses, it's designed to destroy,” one official said.
- Collaboration aims to advance graphene use in hydrogen storage and transportThe Swedish firm behind a novel polymer-graphene composite material, which promises to overcome many of the disadvantages of traditional hydrogen storage methods, has entered a strategic collaboration with UK climate tech startup Levidian, to co-develop new graphene-based polymer solutions for the hydrogen sector and other industries. Graphmatech’s flagship technology, Aros Graphene®, enables efficient graphene integration […]
- £13.7 million of e-waste will be generated by April 3G switch-offThe O2 network’s move to switch off 3G next month could see £13 million worth of e-waste generated, according to business waste collection firm BusinessWaste.co.uk. The 3G switch-off on O2’s network is expected to affect approximately 4.3 million people across the UK.1 It could generate an enormous 70,516 kilograms of e-waste, said WEEE specialists with […]
- Survey suggests strong public support for EPS recyclingA 2025 YouGov survey conducted by the British Plastics Federation (BPF) appears to indicate a strong public demand for expanded polystyrene (EPS) recycling solutions. Many people remain unaware that EPS is fully recyclable, explains the BPF here, but the survey points to a significant desire for accessible recycling programs. The survey showed that 84% of […]
- Target-setting overhaul offers more options for reducing Scope 3 emissionsThe SBTi has listened to companies that have long lobbied for more flexibility in dealing with this difficult challenge. The post Target-setting overhaul offers more options for reducing Scope 3 emissions appeared first on Trellis.
- Is Epic Waters Indoor Waterpark Worth It? A Parent’s Honest Review & Its Green SideEpic Waters Indoor Waterpark is often called “the largest indoor waterpark in Texas” and is a year-round favorite for families. But is it really worth the trip? And for eco-conscious families, is it a sustainable choice? This guide covers everything you need to know: Parent-focused review: Attractions, pricing, safety, and hidden costs. Eco-friendly initiatives: Water...
- The Role of AI in Enhancing High-Resolution Satellite ImageryAI gained rapid success as a game-changing technology in all sectors. Its most prominent use case is improving high-resolution satellite imagery. These technologies offer an unparalleled window on the Earth and could be a game-changer in how we see and use our data from space. With the help of innovative capabilities that come with AI, the interpretation and implementation...
- How do solar panels work?Solar panels convert sunlight into pollution-free electricity – but how? The post How do solar panels work? appeared first on Environment America.
- 45 years after blast, Mount St. Helens sediment still causes problemsDecades after Mount St. Helens' eruption sent almost 90 billion cubic feet of debris into the upper Toutle Valley, sediment still pours into the Cowlitz River.
- How Sustainable Manufacturing in Concrete Tools is Reshaping the Construction IndustryIntroduction The construction industry is undergoing a significant transformation as sustainability takes center stage. With growing concerns over environmental impact, companies are focusing on reducing waste, improving efficiency, and embracing sustainable manufacturing practices. One crucial aspect of this shift is … How Sustainable Manufacturing in Concrete Tools is Reshaping the Construction Industry Read More » The post How Sustainable Manufacturing in Concrete Tools is Reshaping the Construction Industry appeared first on Eco Friend.
- More local authorities should declare a nature emergencyThis post is by Louise Wilkinson, nature recovery lead policy advocate at The Woodland Trust. The old adage ‘think globally act locally’ still rings true for nature. Bending the curve on the decline of our habitats and species is all about what happens on the […]
- Emergency Tree Service: What to Do When a Tree Poses a Threat to Your HomeWhen a tree poses an immediate danger to your home, you need a reliable emergency tree service to handle the situation safely and efficiently. Trees can become hazardous due to storms, high winds, disease, or root failure, and when they do, the risk of property damage or personal injury skyrockets. But how do you know...
- Gavin Newsom delayed his own ‘nation-leading’ plastic policy. Why?Industry groups expressed concerns about California’s landmark plastic pollution law in the weeks before regulators were supposed to begin enforcing it.
- Why a tree-planting nonprofit in Chicago is suing the Trump administrationSimilar programs across the country are also struggling.
- Is ‘forever chemicals killer’ a gamechanger?New electrochemical oxidation reactors could help remove some of the deadliest and most stubborn pollutants. Developed by Arvia Tehcnology, Florenox targets per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) from concentrates. A group of more than 14,000 synthetic chemicals containing a chain of carbon and fluorine atoms – one of the strongest bonds in organic chemistry – these […]
- Environment dictating value: improving water use, attitudes and behaviourOn a rainy island devastating droughts seem distant, but spring and summer hosepipe bans aren’t the only reason to improve water stewardship. Here’s an expert’s guide to becoming more responsible with our most precious resource. Chatting to a colleague at the London Sustainability Forum recently generated some fascinating discussions around how your unique circumstances can […]
- Life’s big question answered: why seals don’t drownIt seems elementary, but scientists have been perplexed at the ability of certain species to calculate their lungs and capacity to save oxygen. Now a new study at the University of St Andrews could have finally answered the question of why seals – among other mammals – don’t drown after reaching depths they are unable […]
- Protecting Your Garden From Invasive Plant SpeciesIt’s a terrible irony that the gardens we plant to make our personal environments more... The post Protecting Your Garden From Invasive Plant Species appeared first on Earth911.
- Nativars and Heavy Lifters in the GardenNative plants in nurseries are often hybrids, native species crossed with ornamental cultivars. While beautiful,... The post Nativars and Heavy Lifters in the Garden appeared first on Earth911.
- Pesticide concerns for COP30 host BrazilPesticide concerns for COP30 host Brazil Channel News brendan 20th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Boral launches Australian-first crumbed rubber asphalt bitumen surfacing derived from heavy-duty industrial vehicle tyresAustralian-first proprietary crumbed rubber asphalt bitumen that replaces common crumbed rubber with that from Off the Road (OTR) tyres was used in road demonstrations in Glass House Mountains, Diddillibah, and Nambour Boral Limited (“Boral”) has launched an Australian-first proprietary crumbed rubber asphalt bitumen that replaces common crumbed rubber with that from Off the Road (OTR) tyres – […] The post Boral launches Australian-first crumbed rubber asphalt bitumen surfacing derived from heavy-duty industrial vehicle tyres appeared first on Eco News.
- Renewables to play essential role in product portfolio of oil and gas companies, says GlobalDataGlobal power generation is increasingly shifting toward renewable sources, reducing the reliance on fossil fuels. While global energy generation has risen by around 30% in the past ten years, renewable energy has nearly doubled over this timeframe. With the share of renewables in the global energy mix forecast to reach over 40% by 2030, it […] The post Renewables to play essential role in product portfolio of oil and gas companies, says GlobalData appeared first on Eco News.
- HB11 Energy partners with University of Adelaide on Australian-first $8.2M national laser facility, out of AdelaideLaser fusion energy company HB11 Energy has signed an $8.2 million agreement with Defence Trailblazer to commercialise the world’s first-of-a-kind laser developed by the DualTech-USPL research group at the University of Adelaide. This landmark partnership will, in the short term, result in a demonstrator for a design intended to become a state-of-the-art national laser fusion facility in Adelaide, which has already […] The post HB11 Energy partners with University of Adelaide on Australian-first $8.2M national laser facility, out of Adelaide appeared first on Eco News.
- COMPANIES FLAGGING CLIMATE RISKS IN FINANCIAL STATEMENTS DOUBLES IN FOUR YEARSChartered Accountants ANZ The number of companies reporting the effects of climate risks in their financial statements has more than doubled in the last four years, with energy and industrial companies leading the charge in Australia. The “Effects of Climate-Related Risks on Financial Statements” report, from Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (CA ANZ), the […] The post COMPANIES FLAGGING CLIMATE RISKS IN FINANCIAL STATEMENTS DOUBLES IN FOUR YEARS appeared first on Eco News.
- New Jersey bill to streamline permitting for rooftop solar receives bipartisan supportProposed legislation to simplify rooftop solar permitting for Jersey homeowners passes out of the Assembly Commerce, Economic Development and Agriculture Committee. The post New Jersey bill to streamline permitting for rooftop solar receives bipartisan support appeared first on Environment America.
- Trump backs higher pay for wildland firefighters while DOGE cuts staffWildland firefighters will keep a four-year-old pay hike under a GOP-led spending bill signed by President Donald Trump.
- Australia’s only food festival for kids is back!Where: Fed Square When: April 9 and 10, 10am-3pm both days We’re thrilled to announce the return of the Little Food Festival in 2025! Mark your calendars for April 9th and 10th, 2025, as we gather to empower the next generation to imagine a brighter future, where people and planet can thrive. From the soil […] The post Australia’s only food festival for kids is back! appeared first on Eco News.
- 11 Berry-Bearing Native Plants to Keep Birds Full and HappyBirds delight us all year long, but their cheery presence is especially welcome in the coldest, darkest months. Winter presents challenges for birds, too, as many food sources they rely on are...
- 11 Berry-Bearing Native Plants to Keep Birds Full and HappyBirds delight us all year long, but their cheery presence is especially welcome in the coldest, darkest months. Winter presents challenges for birds, too, as many food sources they rely on are...
- Suzy is doing her part to protect the planetSuzy’s journey in improving her home all around inspires others to take action The post Suzy is doing her part to protect the planet appeared first on Environment America.
- Keith adores his EV’s incredible performanceThe post Keith adores his EV’s incredible performance appeared first on Environment America.
- Greenpeace must pay over $660M in case over Dakota Access protest activities, jury findsA North Dakota jury has found Greenpeace liable for defamation and other claims in connection with protests against an oil pipeline's construction.
- Lynda ditched gas in her home and never looked backFor years, Lynda struggled with asthma, waking up at night to the sound of her own wheezing. The tightness in her chest was constant—until she made a change. The post Lynda ditched gas in her home and never looked back appeared first on Environment America.
- Why Sustainability Matters in MarathonsAn M.S. in Sustainability Science graduate reflects on the pros and cons of running marathons—for people and the planet.
- Imperiled in the Wild, Many Plants May Survive Only in GardensAs the impacts of climate change and other threats mount, conservationists are racing to preserve endangered plant species in botanical garden “metacollections” in the hope of eventually returning them to the wild. But what happens when there is no suitable habitat to return them to?Read more on E360 →
- Inside Seventh Generation’s playbook for supporting polluter-pay lawsNext in the consumer product company's sights: California legislation that would assess fees on the world’s largest fossil fuels producers. The post Inside Seventh Generation’s playbook for supporting polluter-pay laws appeared first on Trellis.
- Carbon Dioxide Levels Highest in 800,000 YearsTemperatures and carbon dioxide levels hit new highs last year, according to a U.N. report detailing the dire state of the global climate.Read more on E360 →
- Last decade was Earth’s hottest ever as CO2 levels reach an 800,000-year high, says UN reportThe annual State of the Climate report detailed an increasingly warming world with oceans at record high temperatures, sea levels rising and glaciers retreating.
- UK’s largest bus and coach company offers suppliers free sustainability trainingStagecoach UK will upskill staff at 300 companies across the country as part of a new United Nations Global Compact scheme. In total, seven large scale organisations are participating in the Sustainable Suppliers Training Programme. The initiative focuses on engaging with and educating suppliers on the 10 principles of the United Nations Global Compact. Stagecoach […]
- A silver lining of tariffs: Soaring secondhand apparel salesResale is the strongest it's ever been, according to the latest annual report from ThredUp, whose chief strategy officer has timely advice for other sustainability minded businesses. The post A silver lining of tariffs: Soaring secondhand apparel sales appeared first on Trellis.
- From Bamboo to Recycled Plastic: The Materials Behind Green PensThe manufacture of pens through sustainable methods has become the focus of the stationery industry development. The production of green pens, such as branded eco-pens made from bamboo and recycled plastic materials, helps decrease plastic contamination in the environment and supports consumer responsibility. The composition and advantages of recycled plastic pens, together with projections about...
- How the Klamath Dams Came DownLoading… How the Klamath Dams Came Down By Anita Hofschneider and Jake Bittle Illustrations by Jackie Fawn March 19, 2025 Last year, tribal nations in Oregon and California won a decades-long fight for the largest dam removal in U.S. history. This is their story. Part 1 Fish and Paper Part 2 A Business Decision Part […]
- How Monsoon in India Creates Sustainable EcosystemsMonsoon: An Obscure But Important Season The Monsoon is a season that does not fit within the four well-known seasons – spring, summer, autumn, and winter. It is an obscure season. Still, it is a crucial season influencing vast regions and almost half of the world’s population. Monsoon is unlike any other season. It can...
- Alaska Natives want the US military to clean up its toxic wasteNow they're turning to the UN for help.
- The heat is onThe heat is on Channel News brendan 19th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Britons want most vulnerable insulated from net zero costsNew polling shows backing for policy to reduce emissions is dependent on assurances low income households will receive support for their transition as Fairness Checklist campaign launches. According to a new YouGov poll, 65% of people in the UK want to see grants introduced to help those who earn the least pay for climate measures. […]
- Plastic-Free Easter Basket Grass Ideas, It Is PossibleEaster grass is like Christmas tinsel. The tiny plastic shreds sure do look good for... The post Plastic-Free Easter Basket Grass Ideas, It Is Possible appeared first on Earth911.
- Classic Earth911 Podcast: Adarsh Ambati, 2020 International Young Eco-Hero Innovation Award WinnerTake a trip back to 2020, when we asked “Feeling like the world can’t survive... The post Classic Earth911 Podcast: Adarsh Ambati, 2020 International Young Eco-Hero Innovation Award Winner appeared first on Earth911.
- Seattle council approves housing in Sodo amid controversyThe proposal split the City Council into factions and pitted labor unions against each other and the Port of Seattle against potential developers.
- National Audubon Society Reaffirms Commitment to Chuckwalla National Monument(Washington, D.C.—March 18, 2025)— Just two months after being designated a national monument, Chuckwalla, an area of nearly 625,000 square miles of California desert adjacent to Joshua Tree...
- National Audubon Society Reaffirms Commitment to Chuckwalla National Monument(Washington, D.C.—March 18, 2025)— Just two months after being designated a national monument, Chuckwalla, an area of nearly 625,000 square miles of California desert adjacent to Joshua Tree...
- You rely on this agency’s data for weather and climate forecasts. DOGE is decimating its workforce.The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration plans to cut 20 percent of its workforce, a move the agency's former chair warned will be felt through “every component of American society.”
- Perlite vs Vermiculite: Which One is Best for Your Garden Soil?Gardening success starts with the right soil amendments, and two of the most commonly debated options are perlite vs vermiculite. These lightweight minerals are widely used to improve soil aeration, moisture retention, and plant growth, but they serve different functions. Choosing the right one can mean the difference between healthy, thriving plants and soil that...
- Spring Whale Watch Week returns to the Oregon CoastSoon, thousands of whales will make their way up our coast towards Alaska. The post Spring Whale Watch Week returns to the Oregon Coast appeared first on Environment America.
- Half of the US Bee Population Is Disappearing – This New Threat Might Make Things Even WorseDeclining bee populations across the US have reached an alarming level. Recent reports indicate that beekeepers lost an average of 62% of their colonies between June 2024 and February 2025, a catastrophic loss of approximately 1.1 million colonies nationwide. This is a direct threat to our agriculture and food production. Why are bees disappearing? Major...
- Florida manatees deserve strong protectionsMore than 25,000 supporters agree that an “endangered” classification is best for the manatee The post Florida manatees deserve strong protections appeared first on Environment America.
- The Earth Is Getting DrierDesertification is occurring in many parts of the world, including the western U.S., Brazil, most of Europe, Asia and central Africa. Is it too late to reverse it?
- Pheasants, deer and other wildlife need habitat; farms can helpA bill in Congress would fund private landowners to enhance their land for wildlife and increase access for hunters and anglers. The post Pheasants, deer and other wildlife need habitat; farms can help appeared first on Environment America.
- We need growth not cuts: three tests for the spring statementThe chancellor’s spring statement, due later this month, was supposed to be a quiet affair. Little more than a routine response to updated forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR). Nothing to write home about. But times have changed. The economy has stalled since […]
- Illuminating technology: Live Labs 2 and the future of roadside lightingStreet lighting is woven into the fabric of society, defining our urban and rural landscapes and informing our sense of security. But what if much of this lighting is unnecessary? What if it could be done differently, more efficiently and more sustainably, without sacrificing safety? The East Riding Live Labs 2 project is part of […]
- Vinyl and CD recycling scheme announced by major music packaging brokerKey Production Group, said to be Europe’s leading bespoke physical music and packaging manufacturing broker, has announced the full rollout of its Key Production Recycling scheme, which the group says provides a responsible and sustainable recycling option for vinyl and CDs that are no longer playable. The scheme, which was originally launched in 2020, was […]
- Puyallup Tribe announces plans for new shipping terminal at Port of TacomaThe tribe and the Northwest Seaport Alliance signed an agreement solidifying the tribe's plans to build a new pier on the Blair Waterway at the Port of Tacoma.
- You can’t meet net zero targets when they don’t existConservative leader Kemi Badenoch has ‘shattered a decades-long political consensus on climate change’ by suggesting Britain rips up its ‘impossible’ emissions deadline. In speech delivered today, Tuesday 18th March, the Tory chief labelled the UK’s plan to reach net zero carbon output by 2050 as ‘impossible’. The target had been set by her own party […]
- Grass-Fed Beef No Better for Climate Than Industrial Beef, Study FindsNew research finds that, pound for pound, grazing cattle generate at least as much heat-trapping gas as those raised in feedlots.Read more on E360 →
- Sunwarrior Collagen – The Plant-Based Solution for a Youthful GlowAre you tired of your dull skin, weak nails, and thinning hair? You are not alone in this case. In fact, this is the problem of every third person. As we all do not have good diets and not enough … Sunwarrior Collagen – The Plant-Based Solution for a Youthful Glow Read More » The post Sunwarrior Collagen – The Plant-Based Solution for a Youthful Glow appeared first on Eco Friend.
- SBTi proposes more flexibility in 132-page net-zero overhaulWindow is now open for corporations, NGOs, regulators and others to offer feedback on “initial consultation” draft Corporate Net Zero 2.0. The post SBTi proposes more flexibility in 132-page net-zero overhaul appeared first on Trellis.
- Lincolnshire, Norfolk sound alarm for plastic pellets following Yorkshire tanker crashConservationists and campaigners have warned about elevated threats to birds and other wildlife as pollution levels rocket. Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust and Norfolk Wildlife Trust have sounded the alarm after burnt material and plastic nurdles have been found along the North East England coastline. Nurdles are the world’s second most common form of microplastic pollution. The […]
- The Hidden Footprint of Pet Accessories: Sustainable Gear InnovationsOwning pets offers immense joy, but has a frequently overlooked environmental effect. The collars, toys, and beds we select for our pets usually depend on resource-heavy materials and practices that negatively impact the environment. With increasing concerns regarding the climate, the pet industry is embracing sustainable methods to reduce waste, prioritize ethics, and link pet...
- Sustainable Lawn Care 101: How to Maintain a Green Yard Without Harming the PlanetA lush lawn has always been the hallmark of a beautiful home, but traditional lawn care methods come with a cost. Gas powered mowers release emissions, synthetic fertilizers mess with soil health, and overwatering strains local resources. Keeping your lawn green shouldn’t mean harming the planet in the process. Sustainable lawn care is about working...
- Guest Idea: Ask Your Favorite Restaurant To Embrace Sustainable Deep-FryingCommercial kitchens across the globe use deep fryers to produce the crispy, flavorful foods customers... The post Guest Idea: Ask Your Favorite Restaurant To Embrace Sustainable Deep-Frying appeared first on Earth911.
- Introducing Trellis Impact 25 to usher in the next phase of sustainabilityOur big fall event will combine topics and disciplines — decarbonization, the circular economy, biodiversity and finance — to hasten individual, cross-team and collective impact. The post Introducing Trellis Impact 25 to usher in the next phase of sustainability appeared first on Trellis.
- Utilities are shutting off power to a growing number of householdsWhile some states ban shutoffs during winter, summer outages are on the rise.
- ‘Our people are hungry’: What federal food aid cuts mean in a warming worldThe USDA’s decision to cut $1 billion worth of food aid is causing layoffs, supply shortfalls, and the end of donations at charitable groups across the country — all as hunger continues to climb.
- We Earthlings: Know AI’s Water ImpactWe often think about the energy consumption and associated carbon emissions involved in streaming and... The post We Earthlings: Know AI’s Water Impact appeared first on Earth911.
- A Nest-Protecting Program Pays Off for Alabama’s Snowy PloversTimes are tough for Snowy Plovers on the Gulf of Mexico. Climate change delivers more frequent, higher-intensity storms, washing away nests. Development encroaches from the other side of the beaches...
- A Nest-Protecting Program Pays Off for Alabama’s Snowy PloversTimes are tough for Snowy Plovers on the Gulf of Mexico. Climate change delivers more frequent, higher-intensity storms, washing away nests. Development encroaches from the other side of the beaches...
- Minnesota Proclaims Lights Out Week for Migratory BirdsThe week of October 7-12, 2024, is officially Lights Out Week in the state of Minnesota. Audubon Upper Mississippi River and DarkSky International chapter Starry Skies North secured this...
- Minnesota Proclaims Lights Out Week for Migratory BirdsThe week of October 7-12, 2024, is officially Lights Out Week in the state of Minnesota. Audubon Upper Mississippi River and DarkSky International chapter Starry Skies North secured this...
- Why federal efforts to ‘expedite’ environmental permitting probably won’tA law firm analysis says the effort is likely to create — wait for it — chaos and delays. The post Why federal efforts to ‘expedite’ environmental permitting probably won’t appeared first on Trellis.
- History of Audubon in FloridaIn the Beginning There was the Audubon Society The creation of the Audubon Society by George Bird Grinnell in 1886 marked the beginning of the nation's conservation ethic. As editor of Forest and...
- History of Audubon in FloridaIn the Beginning There was the Audubon Society The creation of the Audubon Society by George Bird Grinnell in 1886 marked the beginning of the nation's conservation ethic. As editor of Forest and...
- Eat grass-fed beef, help the planet? Research says not so simpleA new study out Monday finds that even in the most optimistic scenarios, grass-fed beef is no less carbon-intensive than industrial beef.
- Canada and Quebec Commit to Protect and Conserve NatureAn important intergovernmental milestone has been achieved with the signing of the Canada-Quebec Nature Agreement on March 10, 2025. Through this federal-provincial Nature Agreement, the Government...
- Canada and Quebec Commit to Protect and Conserve NatureAn important intergovernmental milestone has been achieved with the signing of the Canada-Quebec Nature Agreement on March 10, 2025. Through this federal-provincial Nature Agreement, the Government...
- Irish flax in resilient food systemsIrish flax in resilient food systems Channel Comment brendan 17th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Audubon Legacy of Conservation Exhibit Opens at Everglades National Park Guy Bradley Visitor Center, FlamingoOn your next trip to Everglades National Park make sure to visit the new Guy Bradley Visitor Center in Flamingo to enjoy a new exhibit illuminating Audubon Florida’s sweeping 125-year...
- CIBSE award for aircon innovationAn energy-efficient cooling system developed by scientists at Northumbria University has picked up an important innovation award in the building services sector. Optimum Air Con – an innovative cooling system “developed in response to the global climate emergency” – was awarded Innovation of the Year – Thermal Comfort category at the Chartered Institution of Building […]
- Trump repeals America’s first-ever tax on greenhouse gases before it goes into effectThe methane fee would have had the same impact as taking 8 million gas-powered cars off the road.
- Hydrogen safety to be researched by industry-academia project in AberdeenA research project at the University of Aberdeen is investigating new materials and methods for hydrogen transportation and storage, repurposing existing assets and skills from the North Sea. Dräger Safety UK will be contributing to elements of the project concerned with the safety of deploying hydrogen fuel. The MHYSTIC (New Materials and Methods for Hydrogen […]
- How Can We Help People Who Cannot Flee High Climate-Risk Zones?Much research focuses on people fleeing climate risks and natural hazards. What about those who can't move?
- Peruvian Farmer Sues German Energy Giant Over Its Role in Climate ChangeHearings began Monday in a landmark climate case in Hamm, Germany, where a Peruvian farmer is suing energy giant RWE over its role in warming.Read more on E360 →
- How Product-as-a-Service (PaaS) models can improve access to green technologyBusinesses across Europe are facing mounting pressure to invest in more eco-friendly practices, but high upfront costs and operational challenges stand in the way. Neil Pein of BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions, explains how embracing Product-as-a-Service (PaaS) models can improve accessibility to green technology, support the circular economy and help organisations meet evolving regulatory requirements. The […]
- Study unveils a unique microbiome in glacier meltwater streamsA new study sheds light on the diversity of microbial life in glacier meltwater. The streams draining the glaciers on our planet’s mountaintops harbor a wealth of unique microorganisms, yet little was known about these complex ecosystems until recently. A team of scientists, led by the Swiss Federal Technology Institute of Lausanne (EPFL) and including […]
- Why Boxed Wine is the Most Sustainable Packaging ChoiceThe wine industry is undergoing a sustainability revolution. Boxed wine is rapidly gaining popularity among eco-conscious consumers looking for sustainable alternatives to traditional glass bottles. Traditional glass bottles, while iconic, come with a heavy carbon footprint, from high-energy production to costly transportation emissions. That’s why more wine brands are switching to eco-friendly boxed packaging, offering...
- Transportation Revolution: How E-Bikes Make Commuting SmarterThe way we commute is changing fast and e-bikes are at the forefront of the revolution. With pedal power and electric assistance e-bikes are making daily travel more efficient, flexible and accessible. Unlike traditional bikes they reduce physical strain so you can go further with less effort. Unlike cars they are faster and more predictable...
- Recycling Mystery: Tanning BedsTanning beds may provide sun-kissed skin indoors, but they present challenges when they reach the... The post Recycling Mystery: Tanning Beds appeared first on Earth911.
- How to future-proof water systems in an era of extreme weatherMuch of nation's water infrastructure is nearing the end of its lifespan. The post How to future-proof water systems in an era of extreme weather appeared first on Trellis.
- The end of the EPA’s fight to protect overpolluted communitiesTwo former EPA staffers on what the closure of the agency’s environmental justice offices means for the country and the "irony" of Trump’s agenda.
- Trial begins with micromobility for people with disabilitiesThe Motability Foundation-funded project is looking for private and public sector partners. According to the charity, CoMoUK, and the Research Institute of Disabled Consumers, just 10% of people registered as differently abled have used shared micromobility services. This is due to a variety of reasons, including not knowing where to find or book them, and […]
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Alter Eco Foods CEO Keith Bearden Is All-In On Regenerative Chocolate FarmingFood production is one of the most impactful forces shaping our environment, responsible for approximately... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Alter Eco Foods CEO Keith Bearden Is All-In On Regenerative Chocolate Farming appeared first on Earth911.
- Dairy giant Arla’s climate 'fairytale'Dairy giant Arla’s climate 'fairytale' Channel News brendan 17th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Eleventh annual Logicalis CIO Report 2025 finds 96 per cent of APAC CIOs are prioritising technology to drive new revenue streamsLee Chong-Win, CEO, Logicalis Asia Pacific Logicalis, the leading global technology service provider, has released its 11th annual CIO Report 2025, revealing that organisations in Asia Pacific (APAC) are increasing their technology investments to drive new revenue streams. The report, based on a survey of 1,000 global chief information officers (CIOs), including more than 300 from […] The post Eleventh annual Logicalis CIO Report 2025 finds 96 per cent of APAC CIOs are prioritising technology to drive new revenue streams appeared first on Eco News.
- WA workers defy Musk’s ‘What did you do last week?’ in their own mass emailsMarine Corps veterans are among those who have pushed back and received warnings for slightly subversive replies to the Office of Personnel Management.
- It Fought to Save the Whales. Can Greenpeace Save Itself?Greenpeace’s very existence is under threat: A lawsuit seeks at least $300 million in damages. Greenpeace has said such a loss in court could force it to shut down its American offices. In the coming days, a jury is expected to render its verdict.
- Environmental groups celebrate World Water Day early to shed light on microplastic pollutionThousands of plastic fragments and 8 plastic pellets that threaten wildlife, were removed from a popular beach in Miami during a World Water Day celebration. The post Environmental groups celebrate World Water Day early to shed light on microplastic pollution appeared first on Environment America.
- A greener Ramadan: How Atlanta-area mosques are cutting food waste during the Muslim holy monthAt some places of worship, hundreds of people attend the evening breaking of the fast — which means a lot of discarded food and plastic water bottles. This year, more than a dozen sites of worship are planning “zero-waste” iftars to tackle the problem.
- Critics warn staff cuts at federal agencies overseeing US dams could put public safety at riskWorkforce cuts could disrupt the federal government's ability to provide reliable electricity, supply farmers with water and protect communities from floods.
- Second coyote caught, killed in Bellevue after 5 attacksThe coyotes' eight-day reign of terror in Bellevue included biting a child’s hand in Factoria on Tuesday evening.
- Florida is now a solar superpower. Here’s how it happened.The Sunshine State built more large-scale solar than California last year and was again number two for residential, despite state leadership opposed to climate action.
- Europe’s largest battery powers up in Blackhillock, in MorayZenobē, an owner and operator of grid-scale batteries on the GB transmission network, has announced that Europe’s largest battery site, located in Blackhillock, Scotland, has begun commercial operations. The Blackhillock site is launching in two phases. Phase 1 comprises of 200MW which went live on 3 March and will be followed by a further 100MW […]
- Rep. Grijalva Served as a Stalwart Champion of Conservation, Tribal and Public Lands, and BirdsYesterday’s passing of Congressman Raúl Grijalva (D-AZ-7), a former chair and ranking member of the U.S. House of Representatives Natural Resources Committee, follows a distinguished career in...
- Rep. Grijalva Served as a Stalwart Champion of Conservation, Tribal and Public Lands, and BirdsYesterday’s passing of Congressman Raúl Grijalva (D-AZ-7), a former chair and ranking member of the U.S. House of Representatives Natural Resources Committee, follows a distinguished career in...
- Trump’s science cuts throw research world into chaosExperts say Trump's mass firings and freezing of billions of dollars appropriated by Congress could have ripple effects on the U.S. scientific enterprise for years to come.
- Jacob Yetter Joins Audubon as Conservation Ranching Program Manager for Kansas & OklahomaManhattan, Kan. (March 14, 2025) — The National Audubon Society’s Audubon Conservation Ranching program is expanding its presence in Kansas and Oklahoma with the addition of Jacob Yetter as the...
- Jacob Yetter Joins Audubon as Conservation Ranching Program Manager for Kansas & OklahomaManhattan, Kan. (March 14, 2025) — The National Audubon Society’s Audubon Conservation Ranching program is expanding its presence in Kansas and Oklahoma with the addition of Jacob Yetter as the...
- Going to the beach for spring break? Here’s what you should knowIs your family planning a beach trip this spring? Before you dive in, here’s how to know if your beach is safe for swimming. The post Going to the beach for spring break? Here’s what you should know appeared first on Environment America.
- More members of Congress join call to defend clean energy tax creditsRepresentatives from Arizona to Iowa to New Jersey are coming together in support of clean energy. The post More members of Congress join call to defend clean energy tax credits appeared first on Environment America.
- Get to know the Salton Sea Leadership Program's Inaugural Cohort!Meet some of our inaugural cohort of the Salton Sea Leadership Program, and learn why they're excited to start building a community of Salton Sea leaders!The mission of the Salton Sea Leadership...
- Seattle Aquarium’s Barney the harbor the seal dies at 39Aquarium staff euthanized Barney, who showed signs of "an acute decline," according to a post on the aquarium's website.
- New infrastructure for zero emission HGVs unveiled at haulage industry summitPlans for 54 new charging hubs to power zero emission lorries have been announced. The Zero Emission HGV and Infrastructure Demonstrations (ZEHID) programme, delivered by Innovate UK in partnership with the Department of Transport, is deploying hundreds of zero-emission HGVs alongside a network of new charging and fuelling stations in a bid to transform the […]
- ‘One step from panic’: Companies respond as Europe lurches rightwardAs climate has become an increasingly polarizing issue in Germany and across the continent, business leaders will have to change the way think — and possibly talk — about sustainability issues. The post ‘One step from panic’: Companies respond as Europe lurches rightward appeared first on Trellis.
- Inside BASF’s insetting project that cut agricultural emissions by 90 percentA sustainability expert illuminates a process that is finally taking off after years of behind-the-scenes work. The post Inside BASF’s insetting project that cut agricultural emissions by 90 percent appeared first on Trellis.
- States and cities can lead the way on global warmingIf the past is any indication, state and local action could be enough to allow continued progress on climate change, even without federal leadership. The post States and cities can lead the way on global warming appeared first on Environment America.
- King County foresters plant trees from the climates of tomorrowCan trees from warmer places withstand Western Washington's sogginess? Forestry workers are starting a trial to find out.
- The Importance of Regular HVAC Maintenance in Ottawa’s ClimateThe climate of Ottawa is known for its extremes, with very cold, severe winters and warm, wet summers. These temperature swings place a huge demand on your heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) system, making regular maintenance essential for efficiency, longevity, and comfort. Neglecting HVAC upkeep can lead to costly repairs, decreased performance, and higher...
- Step-by-Step Installation of Solar Pond Fountains for a Greener BackyardA solar pond fountain adds beauty and movement to any backyard pond, promoting a healthier ecosystem. Unlike traditional electric fountains, solar-powered fountains harness the sun’s energy to create elegant water displays without increasing energy bills or relying on the power grid. Installing a solar fountain enhances the visual appeal of your pond and improves water...
- Lunar eclipse 2025: How it looked in Seattle and around the globeThe first total lunar eclipse anywhere in the world since 2022 wowed much of Western Washington.
- Never mind the runways, here’s how to get green growth in the UKWestminster, we have a problem. A growth problem. The economy shrank in January and economists are cutting their forecasts for 2025. Sub-par growth means stagnating living standards and less cash for public investment, including in the growth enhancing energy transition. Bad headline GDP figures mask […]
- The sleep gap: How social inequality affects good restFinancial pressure, bedroom sharing and stress are key determinants of sleep quality. The post The sleep gap: How social inequality affects good rest appeared first on Trellis.
- MAGA Teslas? Elon Musk is upending the politics of EVs.Teslas were once a green status symbol. Donald Trump's second term is changing that.
- The future of Gaza’s recovery may rely on solar powerFacing destroyed infrastructure and limited control of energy supplies, off-grid options like solar are helping Palestinians rebuild.
- Great British Bake Off demands Big Climate PlanWhat could possibly go wrong? It’s the question posed by Friends of the Earth’s latest advertising campaign. Featuring broadcaster and campaigner Chris Packham, Drag Race UK star Crystal, and Great British Bakeoff finalist Dylan Bachelet, the clip hits a nail squarely on the head. The climate crisis is happening. The economic challenges are now immense. […]
- Describing environmental groups and regulators as ‘blockers’ is red flagOne of Britain’s leading unions has sounded the alarm over terminology used in new Planning and Infrastructure Bill. Published on Tuesday, proposals represent the biggest changes to planning laws in more than half a century. The Government’s key measures include overhauling planning committee processes to become more streamlined, introducing a Nature Restoration Fund to allow […]
- Trump’s fertilizer tariffs could disrupt US crop production, from tomatoes to cornThe tax on potash, a key plant nutrient, spells trouble for farmers — and soil health.
- Earth911 Inspiration: When We Look at NatureTEDx speaker, podcast host, wildlife filmmaker, and animal rescuer Elliot Connor reflected on what we... The post Earth911 Inspiration: When We Look at Nature appeared first on Earth911.
- African Solar Installations Headed for Banner YearAfrican solar installations are projected to grow by 42 percent this year, according to an industry group.Read more on E360 →
- Mountain West Habitat FlashcardsThe mountain West is home to some of the most wild and scenic landscapes in North America. Our great outdoor spaces like Yellowstone National Park contain some of America’s most iconic wildlife...
- Mountain West Habitat FlashcardsThe mountain West is home to some of the most wild and scenic landscapes in North America. Our great outdoor spaces like Yellowstone National Park contain some of America’s most iconic wildlife...
- Mountain West Habitat FlashcardsThe mountain West is home to some of the most wild and scenic landscapes in North America. Our great outdoor spaces like Yellowstone National Park contain some of America’s most iconic wildlife...
- Schneider Electric’s Innovation Summit arrives in SydneyOver 1,500 industry leaders will gather in Sydney to accelerate the transition to a net-zero future. Speakers and high-level panels featuring AI, digital transformation, and energy efficiency solutions. Spotlight on how emerging technologies are reshaping sustainability and business. With Australia at a critical point in its efforts to meet its 2030 emissions reduction target, Schneider […] The post Schneider Electric’s Innovation Summit arrives in Sydney appeared first on Eco News.
- Olympic’s Hoh Rain Forest could reopen in May after state, private grantsNearly 460,000 people visited the Hoh Rain Forest last year, Olympic National Park reported. It has been closed for nearly three months.
- In memoriam- Congressman Raúl GrijalvaWe’ve lost a hero for public lands. The post In memoriam- Congressman Raúl Grijalva appeared first on Environment America.
- A Sweeping New Report Shows U.S. Birds Declining Sharply Across a Range of HabitatsWhether they hop around the prairie, dabble in wetlands, flit through forests, or forage along the shore, birds are suffering rapid population declines across the United States. That’s the...
- A Sweeping New Report Shows U.S. Birds Declining Sharply Across a Range of HabitatsWhether they hop around the prairie, dabble in wetlands, flit through forests, or forage along the shore, birds are suffering rapid population declines across the United States. That’s the...
- Lessons from Eileen Fisher’s newest circular collectionFocus and flexibility are just two of the requirements to build "Mended" garments into a worthwhile business. The post Lessons from Eileen Fisher’s newest circular collection appeared first on Trellis.
- Critical Watershed Is One Step Closer to Being Permanently ProtectedThe federal government of Canada, the Manitoba provincial government, and the Seal River Watershed Alliance have completed a year-long feasibility assessment that found conserving northern...
- Critical Watershed Is One Step Closer to Being Permanently ProtectedThe federal government of Canada, the Manitoba provincial government, and the Seal River Watershed Alliance have completed a year-long feasibility assessment that found conserving northern...
- U.S. Bird Populations Continue Alarming Decline, New Report FindsITHACA, NY.—The release of the 2025 U.S. State of the Birds report was announced today at the 90th annual North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference in Louisville, Kentucky. The...
- U.S. Bird Populations Continue Alarming Decline, New Report FindsITHACA, NY.—The release of the 2025 U.S. State of the Birds report was announced today at the 90th annual North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference in Louisville, Kentucky. The...
- Google now lets marketers measure emissions from online adsA new calculator will help ad agencies track emissions from digital marketing activities on a client-by-client basis — both on its platform and others. The post Google now lets marketers measure emissions from online ads appeared first on Trellis.
- Radioactive coolant leak reported at Finnish nuclear power plantA leakage of reactor coolant has occurred at the Olkiluoto Nuclear Power Plant on the west coast of Finland, according to the operator of the plant, Teollisuuden Voima Oyj (TVO) in a 10 March statement. Around 100m3 of reactor coolant* was reported to have leaked from the reactor Olkiluoto 3 (OL3) in connection with the […]
- Heat-from-wastewater initiative gets underway in ScotlandA new strategic partnership between SSE Energy Solutions and Scottish Water Horizons aims to develop low-carbon district heat networks across Scotland, accelerating the country’s journey toward net zero. Under the agreement, the organisations say they will collaborate to identify, develop and deliver innovative heating solutions that harness the untapped potential of wastewater by capturing thermal […]
- What the EPA’s rollback announcement means right nowGutting the agency's rules will disrupt business and expose Americans to increased pollutants — if it's allowed to proceed. The timeline for much of it remains murky. The post What the EPA’s rollback announcement means right now appeared first on Trellis.
- Stronger waste prevention measures needed to accelerate the Nordic transition to a circular economyMore systematic waste prevention strategies are needed to achieve regional and national sustainability goals in Scandinavia, according to a new report. It outlines practical measures to strengthen the circular economy in the Nordics, with a particular focus on waste prevention and reuse. The Nordic Council of Ministers engaged sustainability specialist Sweco to provide recommendations on […]
- When Should You Get an Asbestos Inspection? Key Warning SignsAsbestos, a once-common building material, poses significant health risks when disturbed. Recognizing when to get an asbestos inspection can be crucial for maintaining safety in your home or workplace. Engaging professional abatement services ensures thorough inspection and safe handling of asbestos if found. This article will help you understand the key warning signs and circumstances that necessitate...
- Why Rooftop Gardens Are Taking Over Cities: The Green Revolution in Urban LivingThe Rise of Rooftop Gardens Imagine stepping onto your rooftop and being greeted by lush greenery, fresh air, and the scent of blooming flowers. Rooftop gardens are no longer just a trend; they are transforming cities into greener, healthier, and more sustainable spaces. From New York to Singapore, urban rooftops are turning into vibrant green...
- Supermarkets 'must slash methane'Supermarkets 'must slash methane' Channel News brendan 13th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Why we should look harder at cement’s climate impact Cement is something most of us rarely think about, but it is in the background of our lives everywhere. If you’re reading this in a building, the chances are that you’re less than a few metres away from something made with cement. If you’re in […]
- How to Recycle an Automated External DefibrillatorAutomated External Defibrillators (AEDs) are life-saving devices that deliver an electric shock to restart the... The post How to Recycle an Automated External Defibrillator appeared first on Earth911.
- How the next generation will reshape impact investingA staggering $84 trillion in wealth is expected to be transferred to younger generations in the next two decades. The post How the next generation will reshape impact investing appeared first on Trellis.
- Rare resources: UK planning bill forgets council and departmental budget woesFrom grid connections to housing and nature restoration, Britain needs to reform how it develops. But proposals hinge on effective governance, leaving authorities and public bodies asking: with what money? It will be the ‘biggest building boom in a generation’ promised Deputy Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Housing, Angela Raynor. A new bill […]
- Bottle Bend Reserve: Fishers and First Nations people unite on the road to restoration.OzFish River Culture Officer and Kureinji man, Drew Fincher (centre), assisting volunteers with habitat restoration at Bottle Bend. Photo credit: OzFish. OzFish Unlimited Once a stark reminder of environmental degradation, Bottle Bend Reserve on the Murray River in NSW now stands as a landmark of recovery and hope. The 1650-hectare reserve, once marred by tree […] The post Bottle Bend Reserve: Fishers and First Nations people unite on the road to restoration. appeared first on Eco News.
- National Microplastics Conference to expand plastic pollution solutionsNano and microplastics pollution is one of the most pressing environmental challenges of our time – and global experts will meet in Adelaide next week to discuss advanced solutions to curb destructive plastics pollution. Following the success of last year’s inaugural Nano & Microplastics Australian Conference, a larger contingent of leading scientists, policy makers and […] The post National Microplastics Conference to expand plastic pollution solutions appeared first on Eco News.
- Climate change is a health issue no political party can ignoreRoyal Australian College of GPs In the wake of Cyclone Alfred, yet another destructive natural disaster, GPs are urging all political parties to commit to addressing the growing impact of climate change on health ahead of this year’s Federal election. Australia’s peak specialist GP body, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners, is urging leaders […] The post Climate change is a health issue no political party can ignore appeared first on Eco News.
- Where’s the community in climate action?We won’t fix global, unless we talk local Over the last week most us will have checked in with friends and family in South East Queensland and Northern NSW. With four million battening down, schools closed, evacuation centres open and the ADF on standby, most Australians knew someone in the uncertain path of TC Alfred. […] The post Where’s the community in climate action? appeared first on Eco News.
- The hidden toll of pesticides: how chronic exposure quietly harms beesNew research reveals how pesticide dose and exposure time shape effects on bumble bee brains Chronic pesticide exposure harms bee immune and energy genes. Acute vs. chronic exposure triggers different molecular impacts. Study calls for updated pesticide testing and regulations. Pesticides, widely used to protect crops from pests, often unintentionally harm pollinators like bumble bees. […] The post The hidden toll of pesticides: how chronic exposure quietly harms bees appeared first on Eco News.
- What Trump’s escalating trade wars mean for your grocery billClimate change and bird flu are already driving up food prices. Trump's tariffs are about to make it worse.
- A $250M investment will help this lithium mine get up and running. That’s bad news for these tribes.Tribes have tried and failed to stop the project in court. A new report says it violates Indigenous rights.
- Microplastics prevent photosynthesis in latest evidence of mounting crisisA landmark investigation into the spread of synthetic particles has identified a serious threat to the flora across the world. Published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences USA, researchers believe they now have proof that microplastics – fragments of less than 5mm in length – are directly hindering the photosynthesis process that […]
- How ‘insetting’ helps food companies cut Scope 3 emissions red tapeNutrient, Mars and General Mills are among those involved in value-chain interventions, but accounting details still need clarifying. The post How ‘insetting’ helps food companies cut Scope 3 emissions red tape appeared first on Trellis.
- Alternatives to Tree RemovalHomeowners remove trees for many reasons, but there are often better solutions – you really... The post Alternatives to Tree Removal appeared first on Earth911.
- The global biodiversity summit in Rome was a moment for optimismThis post is by Ruth Davis, the UK’s special representative for nature. Against a backdrop of increasing global uncertainly and financial pressure, and with the impacts of climate change and nature loss being felt around the world, there has never been a more important time […]
- Science in protestScience in protest Channel Reviews brendan 13th March 2025 Teaser Media
- The milk of human crueltyThe milk of human cruelty Channel News brendan 13th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Can Toxic Mining Waste Help Remove CO2 from the Atmosphere?On the coast of Newfoundland, waste from a shuttered asbestos mine has been a troubling source of contamination for decades. Now, a company plans to process the waste to draw CO2 from the air — one of several projects worldwide that aim to turn this liability into an asset.Read more on E360 →
- ‘Oh, Wow!’—Stunning Photos Offer First Known Proof of Vermilion Flycatchers FishingCapturing a rare behavior is the highlight of any nature photographer’s day in the field, but capturing a behavior that has never been documented before? That’s a whole different...
- ‘Oh, Wow!’—Stunning Photos Offer First Known Proof of Vermilion Flycatchers FishingCapturing a rare behavior is the highlight of any nature photographer’s day in the field, but capturing a behavior that has never been documented before? That’s a whole different...
- Busting myths around tankless water heaters energy efficiency standardsAs U.S. Senate prepares to vote to eliminate efficiency standards for gas tankless water heaters, advocates are working to help lawmakers separate fact from fiction. The post Busting myths around tankless water heaters energy efficiency standards appeared first on Environment America.
- EPA head says he’ll roll back dozens of environmental regulations, including rules on climate changeEPA head Lee Zeldin said he is rolling back 31 environmental rules, including a finding that has long been the central basis for U.S. action against climate change.
- Climate group funded by Bill Gates slashes staff in major retreatWith the GOP controlling the federal government, Gates calculated that the policy team was not likely to have a significant effect in Washington.
- The wildlife all around us is doing fascinating things. Are you noticing?In his new book, biologist Thor Hanson reveals the power of paying attention to the natural world "close to home."
- Earth will be biggest loser of tariff-driven global trade warsWhite House levies on aluminium and steel imports from anywhere in the world sharply widen a rapidly ensuing economic conflict. Along with some of the UK’s most economically vulnerable constituencies, the likely victim here is our planet. ‘If elected Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs would damage the economies of United States, China and Europe and set […]
- New York approved a major gas pipeline expansion. What does it mean for its climate goals?The approval of Iroquois’ enhancement project, which utility companies argue is needed to heat New Yorkers’ homes in the coldest months, amps up planet-warming pollution — and signals that the state’s commitment to reaching its climate goals is faltering, critics say.
- Micro-pollutant removal product picks up Aquatech Innovation AwardA product for the removal of micro-pollutants from wastewater is the Overall Winner of the Aquatech Innovation Award 2025. Aurea from consulting engineers Royal HaskoningDHV was developed in the Netherlands, and its selection for this award followed an independent review led by jury chairman Professor Cees Buisman, Scientific Director of Wetsus, a European centre of […]
- We’re witnessing a giant step forward in North Sea policyIt’s refreshing to see a consultation on the North Sea that recognises and really tries to get to grips with the reality of the basin. There’s no point sticking our heads in the sand and pretending that oil and gas jobs in the North Sea […]
- Scottish businesses crippled by soaring energy costs – and back zonal pricing to fix itScottish businesses are feeling the squeeze from rising energy costs, with nearly nine in ten (88%) saying it has impacted them – and 62% reporting a significant impact. New research* conducted by Diffley Partnership and Stratcom UK commissioned by Octopus Energy suggests a stark reality for businesses across Scotland. Higher energy prices are affecting jobs, […]
- North Sea collision: What the initial reports saySpeculation was continuing on the morning of Wednesday 12 March into the cause and likely impacts of the North Sea collision. The 183-m oil tanker Stena Immaculate had been anchored about 13 miles off the coast of Withernsea, near Kingston-upon-Hull, when she was struck by the container ship MV Solong at a speed of around […]
- How Citibank got caught in a $20B climate fightTrump pushed the bank to freeze a green investment program. Nonprofits are suing to save it.
- British banks next to consider abandoning 1.5C global warming investment limitFollowing a mass US exodus from the Net-Zero Banking Alliance a number of major UK financial institutions are being asked to vote on their future in the league. Giants including HSBC and Barclays have been asked to decide on whether the group should ditch commitments to make sure $54trillion in assets are in keeping with […]
- Supreme Court declines to hear Republicans’ ‘Hail Mary’ effort to block climate lawsuitsThe justices shrugged off a complaint described by legal experts as a “political stunt.”
- 70 companies demand intervention to urgently scale up SAF productionSustainable Aviation Fuel could cut 90% of emissions compared to traditional alternatives, but take-off is being delayed by policymakers. Project SkyPower is the European Union’s leading pro-SAF organisation, and members have now backed an open letter calling for urgent policy updates to drive expansion of the sector. Air travel is one of the biggest transport […]
- 14 Smart Ways to Repurpose Food PackagingBefore you toss an empty Froot Loops box, butter tub, or soda bottle into the... The post 14 Smart Ways to Repurpose Food Packaging appeared first on Earth911.
- Classic Earth911 Podcast: Steve Nygren, Founder of Eco-Community SerenbeSustainable living can be gracious and comfortable. Take a trip back to Serenbe, an ecologically responsible... The post Classic Earth911 Podcast: Steve Nygren, Founder of Eco-Community Serenbe appeared first on Earth911.
- Class struggle in the climate crisisClass struggle in the climate crisis Channel Comment brendan 12th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Petrol cars 'heading for extinction'Petrol cars 'heading for extinction' Channel News brendan 12th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Governor-General, the Hon Sam Mostyn, Appointed Patron of the Australian MuseumHer Excellency, the Hon Sam Mostyn AC, Governor-General of Australia Australian Museum The Australian Museum (AM) is pleased to announce that Her Excellency, the Hon Sam Mostyn AC, Governor-General of Australia, has been appointed as Patron of the Australian Museum. A longtime advocate for the Museum and the natural sciences, Her Excellency previously served as […] The post Governor-General, the Hon Sam Mostyn, Appointed Patron of the Australian Museum appeared first on Eco News.
- In This Storied Egyptian City, Rising Seas are Causing Buildings to CrumbleAs waters rise along the Egyptian coast, hundreds of buildings in the historic port city of Alexandria have collapsed.Read more on E360 →
- Green is the New Gold: How Young Aussies Are Shaping the Future of Sustainable ShoppingResearch Reveals a Rise in Private Labels Amid Shifting Consumer Priorities New research finds 95% of Australians may embrace store-brand products While conscious consumerism and mindful shopping continue to thrive in Australia, rising daily costs may have reignited a newfound fondness for private-label brands. Recent research conducted by YouGov and commissioned by ShopFully reveals that an […] The post Green is the New Gold: How Young Aussies Are Shaping the Future of Sustainable Shopping appeared first on Eco News.
- Aussie Musicians Call on Fans to ‘Vote Climate’ – Because There’s NO MUSIC ON A DEAD PLANETWith the 2025 Federal Election fast approaching, Australian musicians are joining an active, growing and passionate group of international artists to put their voices behind the return of Green Music Australia’s NO MUSIC ON A DEAD PLANET campaign — a call for music fans to vote climate. ‘Voting climate’ simply means considering whether candidates and […] The post Aussie Musicians Call on Fans to ‘Vote Climate’ – Because There’s NO MUSIC ON A DEAD PLANET appeared first on Eco News.
- The Circular Garden – Motivating and Practical Guide Unlocks the Secrets of Sustainable GardeningIn a world increasingly aware of the importance of sustainable living, Sonja and Jim Brodie’s The Circular Garden: a Manifesto for Sustainable Growing is an essential handbook for gardeners looking to cultivate abundance while caring for the planet. Drawing on over a decade of hands-on experience cultivating vegetables in a challenging environment (windswept south-west Scotland), husband and […] The post The Circular Garden – Motivating and Practical Guide Unlocks the Secrets of Sustainable Gardening appeared first on Eco News.
- Should the United States increase timber production?The post Should the United States increase timber production? appeared first on Environment America.
- There’s a proposal to classify the monarch butterfly as threatenedDuring a public comment period, more than 31,000 of our supporters urged U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to classify the monarch butterfly as threatened. The post There’s a proposal to classify the monarch butterfly as threatened appeared first on Environment America.
- How to take photos of the night skyFor generations, the night sky has captured our imagination. Capturing that moment with a camera and coming out with a blurry photo is also a experience. The post How to take photos of the night sky appeared first on Environment America.
- Pacific Northwest students organize beach cleanup near AstoriaCollege students from across the Pacific Northwest braved the elements to make our ocean and beaches a little cleaner. The post Pacific Northwest students organize beach cleanup near Astoria appeared first on Environment America.
- Highlights: ‘From Chaos to Code: How AI Can Tame the Climate Crisis’Part of the inaugural Columbia AI Summit, this session addressed how AI is emerging as a powerful tool in climate science, disaster preparedness, and building resilience across interconnected systems.
- Save Arizona’s Oak Flat from MiningOak Flat in Arizona’s Tonto National Forest is threatened by a potentially toxic mining operation. The post Save Arizona’s Oak Flat from Mining appeared first on Environment America.
- Road show to demonstrate advantages of clean, electric lawn & garden equipmentBattery-powered lawn and garden equipment emits a lot less air & noise pollution The post Road show to demonstrate advantages of clean, electric lawn & garden equipment appeared first on Environment America.
- Bill to reduce single-use plastics clear Oregon Senate with bipartisan supportSenate Bill 551 passes Oregon Senate 22-8. The post Bill to reduce single-use plastics clear Oregon Senate with bipartisan support appeared first on Environment America.
- Plastic pollution in 2025: Technology and legislation outlookPossibly a surprising enlistment in the ongoing culture wars, plastic is nonetheless another issue where melodrama often trumps detail. Or perhaps that should be “Trumps”. The 47th president’s early executive order on straws – reversing Biden’s own 2024 order aiming to phase out single-use plastics in federal facilities – was undoubtedly another symbolic win for […]
- PFAS treatment and removal contract secured for multi-site UK utility projectNew guidance has added impetus to the search for a reliable and effective PFAS treatment solution. CPL/Puragen details the use of its PFAS treatment system Search, Capture, Destroy at a UK-based water utility. The DWI (Drinking Water Inspectorate) introduced strict limits on PFAS in treated water in August 2024, with a requirement for close monitoring […]
- Natural gas is making a comeback. Here’s what to do about itDemand from data centers, AI and cryptocurrency is fueling the fastest growth in U.S. natural gas capacity in decades. The post Natural gas is making a comeback. Here’s what to do about it appeared first on Trellis.
- The Power of Seafoam Green: A Versatile Hue for Modern SpacesIs Seafoam Green the New Neutral? For decades, neutral shades like white, beige, and gray have ruled interior design. But a fresh alternative is gaining popularity—seafoam green. This soft, muted hue, a mix of green, blue, and gray, brings a calming, versatile presence to modern spaces. So, can seafoam green be considered a neutral? While...
- Net zero farm fund launched by Waitrose & PartnersThe British supermarket chain wants to support agricultural businesses transition to more sustainable, low-carbon practices. Farming For Nature is Waitrose & Partners established environmental programme, the new net zero farm fund will offer financial support to deliver a range of projects on the ground. Grants will be available to farmers and growers which supply the […]
- Sustainable Tourism study suggests animal free dishes should be spotlitPutting vegetarian and vegan options higher up the menu could help hotels bring down emissions. Research from Sustainable Tourism, which took response from 647 people in different ‘menu conditions’ at two UK hotels, shows that strategically framing non-meat items and placing them high up the list of choices encourages people to order them. The effect […]
- IKEA CEO Jesper Brodin Believes a Sustainable Future Is Also Good BusinessOn Tuesday, March 11, Brodin will visit the Columbia Climate School to give the Signature Speaker Series lecture: “It’s good business to be a good business.”
- This is the year to fix rail fares for goodThis post is by Michael Solomon Williams, head of campaigns, Campaign for Better Transport Rail fares have gone up. Again. It happens every year, but it doesn’t need to. With annual rises, we’ve seen the cost of train travel increase at nearly twice the rate […]
- Recycling Mystery: How To Keep Hard Hats Out Of LandfillsHard hats protect workers in construction, manufacturing, and other hazardous environments. But like all safety... The post Recycling Mystery: How To Keep Hard Hats Out Of Landfills appeared first on Earth911.
- We Earthlings: Choose Plant-Based Milks To Lighten Your Earth ImpactDairy milk comes with a heavy environmental cost, including water pollution, soil loss, and airborne... The post We Earthlings: Choose Plant-Based Milks To Lighten Your Earth Impact appeared first on Earth911.
- Waste in Commercial Kitchens: A Guide to Deep-Frying SustainablyCommercial kitchens rely on deep fryers to produce crispy food but frying oil waste is a big problem that affects operational costs and sustainability efforts. Regular oil change is necessary to maintain food quality but discarding oil too soon is a waste and additional expense. One of the best ways to solve this problem is...
- In Trump’s new purge of climate language, even ‘resilience’ isn’t safe"You really cannot address a problem that you can’t identify."
- Trump era chaos: A timeline of government climate moves since Jan. 20Our semi-regular, mostly comprehensive accounting of federal mandates — and their consequences. The post Trump era chaos: A timeline of government climate moves since Jan. 20 appeared first on Trellis.
- How business can help fashion supply chains decarbonizeIf fashion brands are serious about slashing emissions, they must start with their suppliers, which need a lot of support. The post How business can help fashion supply chains decarbonize appeared first on Trellis.
- Animal rights activists flock to KFC protestsAnimal rights activists flock to KFC protests Channel News brendan 11th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Sustainable Waste Management: How Businesses Can Reduce Their FootprintWaste is part of running a business, but how that waste is managed makes all the difference to the environment. Many industries are still using inefficient disposal methods, leading to landfills, pollution and missed recycling opportunities. With regulations tightening and consumers choosing eco-friendly companies, businesses have a growing obligation to be smarter with waste management....
- Climate United sues EPA and Citibank for frozen IRA fundsClimate United is forcing EPA head Lee Zeldin to back up his accusations of financial mismanagement in court, while publicly accusing Citibank of complicity. The post Climate United sues EPA and Citibank for frozen IRA funds appeared first on Trellis.
- Who’s Saving our Aussie Soils?Only 3 weeks left to unearth national Soil Heroes $20,000 Prize Available Health of our soil continues to decline due to erosion, acidification and salinisation so it’s imperative to put soil health top of the agenda Prestigious award is open to landcare groups, farmers, farming systems groups, land managers, extension specialists and educators Landcare Australia has put […] The post Who’s Saving our Aussie Soils? appeared first on Eco News.
- Majority of the world’s population breathes dirty air, report saysMost of the world has dirty air, with just 17% of global cities meeting WHO air pollution guidelines, a report Tuesday found.
- Record Demand for Home Solar BatteriesDavid Sedighi, Voltx Energy Chief Operating Officer. A leading provider of energy solutions is seeing record demand for solar battery storage with a 500 percent spike in the past 12 months as people reduce energy bills further and shield their homes from blackouts in future storms. “Home battery storage is the next frontier following the adoption of rooftop […] The post Record Demand for Home Solar Batteries appeared first on Eco News.
- Keeping us current: Push for global network of autonomous surface craftDr Ruth Patterson is leading a joint scientific and industry proposal to establish a global USV network within the Global Ocean Observing System. Charles Darwin University Uncrewed surface vehicles (USVs) could unlock our ocean’s deepest secrets and improve weather forecasting, with plans to develop a global network of this technology set to enhance data collection […] The post Keeping us current: Push for global network of autonomous surface craft appeared first on Eco News.
- TNFD launches next global adoption campaign ahead of COP30 in BelémThe Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) today announced a global adoption campaign in the lead up to COP30 in Belém, Brazil, in November 2025. The announcement was made by David Craig, Co-Chair of the TNFD, at the Sustainable Markets Initiative Terra Carta Roundtables & Exhibition in London during the panel “Nature as a strategic ally […] The post TNFD launches next global adoption campaign ahead of COP30 in Belém appeared first on Eco News.
- Saving U.S. Climate and Environmental Data Before It Goes AwaySome 2,000 records went missing from government data sets after the Trump administration took office in January. Canadian geographer Eric Nost talks about the work he and colleagues are doing to archive data related to climate and the environment while it is still accessible.Read more on E360 →
- Accelerating Circular Design in the Textile IndustryProfessor-Alice-Payne-RMIT Australia’s fashion and textile industry is designing out waste with the support of Victorian Government funding. Launched this week at Melbourne Fashion Festival, Refashioning Accelerating Circular Product Design at Scale is an essential guide for brands to reshape the future of Australia’s fashion industry. This essential research, funded by Sustainability Victoria through the Victorian […] The post Accelerating Circular Design in the Textile Industry appeared first on Eco News.
- Canada and Manitoba Commit to Protecting Nature for Current and Future GenerationsIn a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed on February 26, 2025, the Government of Canada and the Government of Manitoba agreed to acknowledge, elevate, and support Indigenous peoples as...
- Canada and Manitoba Commit to Protecting Nature for Current and Future GenerationsIn a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed on February 26, 2025, the Government of Canada and the Government of Manitoba agreed to acknowledge, elevate, and support Indigenous peoples as...
- Reflections on the Seal River Watershed and the Power of Global ConservationJohnny Clipping, a 64-year-old community member from Tadoule Lake, Manitoba, recently had the unique opportunity to attend COP16 in Colombia as part of the Seal River Land Guardians delegation. With...
- Reflections on the Seal River Watershed and the Power of Global ConservationJohnny Clipping, a 64-year-old community member from Tadoule Lake, Manitoba, recently had the unique opportunity to attend COP16 in Colombia as part of the Seal River Land Guardians delegation. With...
- Can I still claim the 2024 Clean Energy Tax Credits?Clean energy tax credits are still allowing millions of Americans to make their homes more efficient. But a new bill could change that. The post Can I still claim the 2024 Clean Energy Tax Credits? appeared first on Environment America.
- Trump DOT chief rejects inclusion of environmental justice factors in infrastructure decisionsTransportation Secretary Sean Duffy has rescinded two Biden-era memos that had state agencies consider social and environmental justice when making decisions.
- Earth’s orbit is filling up with junk. Greenhouse gases are making the problem worse.By the end of the century, a shrinking atmosphere could create a minefield for satellites.
- Robot bees: The future of pollination?MIT researchers are working on tiny robotic bees, capable of helping pollinators. But should we invest in robot bees, or focus on saving the real ones? The post Robot bees: The future of pollination? appeared first on Environment America.
- The Environmental and Practical Benefits of Artificial TurfIn recent years, artificial turf has emerged as a practical and sustainable alternative to natural grass, offering solutions for various applications such as residential lawns, sports fields, and commercial properties. While it’s often praised for its convenience and aesthetic appeal, artificial turf also brings significant environmental and practical advantages. This blog explores these benefits from...
- Supreme Court rejects Republican-led effort to halt climate change lawsuits in Democratic-led statesThe Supreme Court has rejected a lawsuit from attorneys general in 19 states aimed at blocking climate change suits by Democrat-led states.
- WA Ecology director responds to federal rollbacksCasey Sixkiller heads up the state's environmental policy. His role has new importance amid a second Trump term.
- How Many Butts? Estimating Your Cigarette Waste Cleanup ImpactHave you ever wondered just how many cigarette butts you and your fellow cleanup volunteers... The post How Many Butts? Estimating Your Cigarette Waste Cleanup Impact appeared first on Earth911.
- Overcoming the challenges of sustainability’s dual identityPerformance-based and virtue-driven sustainability can come together to drive business value. The post Overcoming the challenges of sustainability’s dual identity appeared first on Trellis.
- Efforts were underway to prevent CO2 pipeline leaks. The Trump administration quietly derailed them.The proposed safety rules would have been the first.
- In Canada, Indigenous advocates argue that mining companies violate the rights of natureTribunal judges found the industry guilty of “ongoing ecocide.”
- Tariffs threaten Canadian aluminum critical to U.S. energy transitionOpponents include the U.S. aluminum industry and organized labor. The post Tariffs threaten Canadian aluminum critical to U.S. energy transition appeared first on Trellis.
- Urban Heat Islands (UHIs): The Silent Threat to Cities and How to Combat ThemAs rising global temperature is a phenomenon we are facing today, urban heat islands (UHIs) are one of the most extreme versions of this crisis faced by cities. It happens when cities are much hotter than surrounding rural areas due to human activities – too much concrete and not enough vegetation. This specific contrast is especially...
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: DC Water Goes Bloom With Biosolids-Based FertilizersReturn to our deep dive into the world of biosolids—a potentially transformative way to turn... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: DC Water Goes Bloom With Biosolids-Based Fertilizers appeared first on Earth911.
- Nuclear power’s global stagnationNuclear power’s global stagnation Channel Comment Jim Green 10th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Boycott Cheltenham Festival callBoycott Cheltenham Festival call Channel News brendan 10th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Can Wallpaper Be Recycled? A Guide to Sustainable Home DecorWallpaper has become a common interior design in the USA. We can see 1 in 3 houses being painted with these wallpaperps. They not only increase the value of the house but also offer a better rate at the time of the sale. In fact, they are also more durable and offer a better ROI...
- Building Tomorrow: How Sustainable Innovations in Construction Can Drive Australia’s Economic GrowthDavid Williams-Chen – Founder and Managing Director of Positive Economics https://www.positiveeconomics.com.au/ David Williams-Chen is an economist and the Founder of Positive Economics Advisory, specialising in economic modeling, policy analysis, and impact assessments. With over 13 years of experience, including as a Director at PwC Australia, he has advised on $175 billion+ in investments and completed projects in […] The post Building Tomorrow: How Sustainable Innovations in Construction Can Drive Australia’s Economic Growth appeared first on Eco News.
- Australians turn to renting, preloved clothing to save moneyClothing resale and rental platform Rntr. chief executive Shanya Suppasiritad says Australians are turning to renting fashion labels and other clothing items rather than buying new to overcome the high cost of buying items, with the trend led by younger consumers who are also conscious of cutting their carbon emissions. “Rntr. helps consumers save up to […] The post Australians turn to renting, preloved clothing to save money appeared first on Eco News.
- Cuts to U.S. Climate Aid Will Leave Large Gap in Global FundingThe U.S. provides nearly a tenth of all climate finance globally, a well of funding that is at risk of drying up as the Trump administration takes aim at overseas spending.Read more on E360 →
- Solahart helps keep the lights on for The Portsea CampThe Portsea Camp Customised hot water upgrade set to save children’s charitable organisation over 70% in hot water running costs each year The Portsea Camp, a community-focused organisation on the Mornington Peninsula, Victoria, has been making a lasting impact on the lives of children since its establishment in 1946. For more than 75 years, the […] The post Solahart helps keep the lights on for The Portsea Camp appeared first on Eco News.
- Iowa Republican defends clean energy tax credits in hearingAn update on our campaign to let Americans choose clean energy The post Iowa Republican defends clean energy tax credits in hearing appeared first on Environment America.
- ‘We’re losing our environmental history’: The future of government information under TrumpThe administration’s wrecking-ball approach has raised profound questions about the integrity and future of vast amounts of information.
- WA ranchers turn to new crop: Solar powerThe Robert family ranch has for over 100 years raised livestock and grown hay and wheat. Now a new crop is taking centerstage.
- ‘It’s all been scrapped’: Bootcamps for women in wildland firefighting canceled after DEI cutsWomen already had an intimidating entry point to the male-dominated field. Trump's orders to dismantle DEI in the federal government could hurt years of progress.
- Birds-of-Paradise Feathers Are More Than Flashy—They GlowWhether they’re whipping their heads dramatically, contorting into seemingly impossible shapes, or trapping light in their plumage like a black hole, birds-of-paradise always seem to have a new...
- Birds-of-Paradise Feathers Are More Than Flashy—They GlowWhether they’re whipping their heads dramatically, contorting into seemingly impossible shapes, or trapping light in their plumage like a black hole, birds-of-paradise always seem to have a new...
- Seattle scientists fight back against Trump cuts, disinformation“No one is coming to save us from this,” said Abraham Flaxman, a professor at the University of Washington. “We’re going to have to save ourselves.”
- We Are Not the First. Part 1This article was originally published in the Friends of Great Salt Lake newsletter.Really. It isn’t the first time in human history that a major water body of significant resources and beauty is...
- More people visited national parks last year than ever beforeMore than 331 million people visited our national parks in 2024 The post More people visited national parks last year than ever before appeared first on Environment America.
- Buyers show waning appetite for premiums needed to decarbonize shippingA BCG survey of cargo owners finds slow growth in premiums, with almost one in five declining to pay any surcharge for low-carbon shipments. The post Buyers show waning appetite for premiums needed to decarbonize shipping appeared first on Trellis.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Farmers Pay The Price For Climate Data PurgesFollowing up on last week’s call for the Trump Administration to restore U.S. climate data... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Farmers Pay The Price For Climate Data Purges appeared first on Earth911.
- How sustainability integration drives value todayCompanies that integrate sustainability into their business operations deliver more value than those that don't. The post How sustainability integration drives value today appeared first on Trellis.
- Community benefits agreements: The key to unlocking your next construction project Agreements that spell out benefits to communities can be the difference between a project staying on track or being thrown off schedule. The post Community benefits agreements: The key to unlocking your next construction project appeared first on Trellis.
- How a Trump effort to cut environmental red tape could backfireThe White House is revoking its own authority to oversee implementation of the National Environmental Policy Act — and leaving a bureaucratic mess in its wake.
- Oil companies are dropping renewable goals — and more importantly, expanding fossil fuelsAnd that could drive an emissions spike.
- Biden had a plan to keep America’s EV chargers in good working order. Trump pulled the plug.For Americans to adopt electric cars, many experts believe that charging a battery needs to be as convenient as filling a gas tank.
- Can BrandSense help water companies communicate with the publicThe free tool aims to help boost ‘brand health’ of water suppliers in Britain following a collapse of public and political trust. Created by Cavendish, the digital software provides an overview of publicly perceived strengths and weaknesses. This allows the company to identify where improvements need to be made and what aspects of operations should […]
- Assured destruction: Europe faces tough choices on defence and climate spendingThe European Investment Bank is set to increase its reach to include military investment opportunities, which many fear will be at the expense of the environment. Since US Vice President J.D. Vance delivered an unprecedented speech to a packed house at last month’s Munich defence summit – essentially calling time on Washington’s role as ‘global […]
- Voting for consensusVoting for consensus Channel Comment brendan 7th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Be a Conscious Consumer: Make Better Choices for Our Planet TodayAs we go about our daily lives, more of us are realising how our choices affect the planet. Conscious consumerism is more than a trend; it’s a movement that urges us to make smart decisions that benefit us and the environment. By prioritising sustainability, ethical practices and transparency in our purchases we can make a...
- The Future of Low-Emission Cooking: Essential Tools for a Sustainable KitchenAs we look to the future, cooking can be a key part of reducing our carbon footprint. Low-emission cooking isn’t a trend, it’s a necessity that can make a big difference to the planet. By using innovative tools and techniques we can cook deliciously while minimising emissions. In this article we’ll be looking at how...
- How To Be More Eco-Friendly When Motorcycle RidingIf you’re riding a motorcycle but you’re concerned about the environmental impact that you might have, then there are a number of factors you might consider. While motorcycles are inherently more fuel-efficient than cars, thanks to their lower weight, they still tend to be significant emitters of greenhouse gases and other pollutants. So, what might...
- Russia’s War Has Destroyed Forest Twice the Size of New York CityUkraine lost roughly 600 square miles of forest in the first two years of its war with Russia, an area of woodland twice the size of New York City.Read more on E360 →
- Nuclear’s Resurgence: Differing Drivers & ChallengesSource: Emmanuel Dubois-Pelerin, EMEA Utilities Managing Director, S&P Global Ratings Emmanuel Dubois-Pelerin, EMEA Utilities Managing Director, S&P Global Ratings, says: “As the world grapples with climate change and energy security challenges alongside steepening AI-related load forecasts, nuclear power is experiencing a global resurgence in interest. This was evinced by a goal set at the 2023 UN Climate Change […] The post Nuclear’s Resurgence: Differing Drivers & Challenges appeared first on Eco News.
- Leading Scientists Alarmed by Growing Chasm between Evidence and Political Action on Climate ChangeThe latest EASAC report examines the evidence of worsening 5-year trends, the inadequate responses, and the urgent need for bold policy action globally. “Atmospheric concentrations of CO2 are now passing those in the Pliocene warm period 3.3 million years ago, when temperatures were around 3 °C hotter and sea levels were 20 meters higher,” says […] The post Leading Scientists Alarmed by Growing Chasm between Evidence and Political Action on Climate Change appeared first on Eco News.
- International Women’s Day: how Slow Food Farms empower women worldwideWomen are at the heart of Slow Food Farms, Slow Food’s flagship program promoting agroecology as the only truly viable solution for transforming food systems. As we celebrate this year’s International Women’s Day, which highlights the importance of ensuring equal rights, power, and opportunities for all, Slow Food is shining a light on the women who […] The post International Women’s Day: how Slow Food Farms empower women worldwide appeared first on Eco News.
- Daylight savings time and deer collisionsKeep your eyes on the road, because changing our clocks can have deadly consequences for deer The post Daylight savings time and deer collisions appeared first on Environment America.
- 2025 National Audubon Society Annual MeetingThe 2025 National Audubon Society Annual Meeting of Members will take place on Monday, March 24th, at 3 PM ET in the Conference Center located at 1707 L Street NW, Washington DC 20036. At the...
- 2025 National Audubon Society Annual MeetingThe 2025 National Audubon Society Annual Meeting of Members will take place on Monday, March 24th, at 3 PM ET in the Conference Center located at 1707 L Street NW, Washington DC 20036. At the...
- Trump cuts in Indian Country decimate core tribal programsPresident Donald Trump’s sweeping cuts to the federal workforce and government spending have reverberated across Indian Country.
- Meet the Group Monitoring Oregon’s Shrinking GlaciersThe Oregon Glaciers Institute just published a four-year report detailing their commitment to addressing glacier retreat—one of climate change's most infamous impacts.
- 100+ actions for the ocean at the Tampa Bay Youth Ocean SummitStudents and professionals gathered to learn about the latest threats to our oceans, waterways and estuaries and take action to protect them. The post 100+ actions for the ocean at the Tampa Bay Youth Ocean Summit appeared first on Environment America.
- Trump’s funding freeze puts Skagit County farms on slippery slopeViva Farms, which teaches would-be farmers about the agriculture business and helps them develop, says it lost access to grants worth millions of dollars.
- The future is still bright for clean energyNew utility-scale energy generation projections paint a promising picture for clean energy for 2025 The post The future is still bright for clean energy appeared first on Environment America.
- MPA-ESP Students Named Finalists in ESG Dilemma Design ChallengeFatou Kiné Gueye, Jada Johnson and Kimberly (Mingyue) Liu learned how to apply their classroom knowledge to a real-world financial scenario.
- Bee burglars? Bee hive theft hits new highThe wild west days of bank robbers are behind us. Now, it’s not the vaults criminals are targeting, it’s something buzzing in the fields that’s got farmers worried. The post Bee burglars? Bee hive theft hits new high appeared first on Environment America.
- A Craze for Tiny Plants Is Driving a Poaching Crisis in South AfricaSouth Africa’s Succulent Karoo is the most biodiverse arid region on the planet, with thousands of plants found nowhere else. But to meet a demand fueled by social media, criminal networks have been poaching these colorful succulents by the millions and smuggling them overseas.Read more on E360 →
- County Durham project marks progress in using mine water to provide green heatConstruction has begun on a supposedly landmark large-scale mine water heat project in Country Durham, building on previous efforts to harness geothermal heat from disused coal mines. By utilising water already being pumped to the surface, this project marks a crucial step forward in expanding renewable heat solutions across former coalfield areas, says Vital Energi, […]
- Top 12 Afternoon Tea Spots in DubaiDubai is a city of luxury and great grub, so it’s the perfect place to indulge in afternoon tea. Whether you’re a resident or a visitor, trying out these spots will add a bit of sparkle to your day. Top 12 Afternoon Tea Places in Dubai Here are the best places for afternoon tea in...
- Northern Air Quality Conference: Full Agenda announcedOur sister publication Air Quality News have finalised the agenda for their 2025 Northern Air Quality Conference which will be held at the Bridgewater Hall in Manchester, on March 25th. A limited number of Early bird tickets are currently available. This offer will expire at the end of next week (14th March) so book now! […]
- Forget about your carbon footprint. Try ‘climatemaxxing.’Climate action is a guilt trip. Let’s make it aspirational instead.
- Essex-Kent Superlinks tabled as cheaper alternative to Lower Thames Crossing£9billion could be spent more effectively by shelving plans for a new road link and tunnel route. The campaign group Transport Action Network [TAN] has campaigned heavily against the proposed Lower Thames Crossing, which would see 23km of new road created to connect the A2 and M2 in Kent to the A13 and M25 in […]
- Making Healthy Sweeteners Practical at Home & On the GoCalling all sweet teeth. If you read our Guide to Healthy Sweeteners, you’re now equipped... The post Making Healthy Sweeteners Practical at Home & On the Go appeared first on Earth911.
- Gardening Tips: How To Get Kids InvolvedSpring is already pushing its way out whether you are ready for it or not!... The post Gardening Tips: How To Get Kids Involved appeared first on Earth911.
- Leeds Sustainability Institute looks to baseline building performance measurementsThe organisation is launching two test cells in a bid to develop more reliable ways of measuring the thermal performance of structures. Part of Leeds Beckett University, Leeds Sustainability Institute is undertaking the work ahead of the introduction of Britain’s new Future Homes Standard. Coming into effect this year, the rules mean developers must now […]
- Sustainable Lawn Care OptionsAs awareness grows, more homeowners are adopting sustainable lawn care practices. Traditional methods, often based on chemical treatments and excessive water use, can have big environmental impacts. Today there are many alternatives that not only preserve the look of your lawn but also help the planet. In this post we will explore new ways to...
- Sustainable Tech Habits: Guiding Kids Toward Eco-Conscious ChoicesWhat kind of world do we want to leave for our kids? Technology is everywhere, shaping the way they learn, play, and connect. But have you ever stopped to think about its environmental cost? Devices consume energy, create e-waste, and leave carbon footprints that add up. If kids grow up using tech without awareness, what...
- Exploring the Environmental Costs of Location Tracking SystemsDid you know that data centers powering our favorite apps, including those tracking locations, account for 1-1.5% of global electricity use? This staggering figure comes from the International Energy Agency, which highlights the hidden energy toll of our digital needs. While location tracking systems make life convenient—helping you find a missing phone or map your...
- Digital Detox for Sustainability: Block Websites on iPhoneDid you know that the internet emits about the same amount of carbon dioxide as the aviation industry? Shocking, right? Every unnecessary click, scroll, or hour spent online adds to your digital carbon footprint. While it’s easy to overlook, our constant digital habits impact not just our mental health but also the planet. Have you...
- The Future of Skilled Trades in a Sustainable WorldAs the US goes green, the demand for skilled trades in construction, renewable energy and infrastructure is skyrocketing. Skilled labor is key to implementing sustainability solutions but the industry is facing workforce shortages, technological changes and policy shifts that will shape its future. With new green construction methods, automation and government investment, the skilled trades...
- The pot is already boiling for 2% of the world’s amphibians: new studyUNSW Sydney Amphibians are increasingly vulnerable to global warming, according to new research. Scientists will be able to better identify what amphibian species and habitats will be most impacted by climate change, thanks to a new study by UNSW researchers. Amphibians are the world’s most at-risk vertebrates, with more than 40% of species listed as threatened – and losing […] The post The pot is already boiling for 2% of the world’s amphibians: new study appeared first on Eco News.
- Howzat! Cricket Club Bowled Over by Tindo SupportTindo, Australia’s only solar panel manufacturer, is helping regional sport and a fixture of the Australian Summer slash its power bills while hitting its environmental targets for six, after donating $10,000 worth of solar panels to Tanunda Cricket Club. The donation followed the announcement of Tanunda Cricket Club successfully receiving the South Australian Cricket Association’s […] The post Howzat! Cricket Club Bowled Over by Tindo Support appeared first on Eco News.
- Helsinki Achieves Green Destinations Certificate Meeting the World’s Strictest CriteriaImage source: City of Helsinki, Photographer: Jussi Hellsten On Tuesday, 4 March, Helsinki was granted the Green Destinations GSTC certificate, which is one more step towards its goal of becoming the world’s most sustainable travel destination. Helsinki is the first city with over half a million residents to receive this certificate. Helsinki receives the Green […] The post Helsinki Achieves Green Destinations Certificate Meeting the World’s Strictest Criteria appeared first on Eco News.
- Unlocking financial transparency for responsible business practicesPublic comment underway for GRI Sector Standards for Banking, Capital Markets and Insurance Recognizing the central role of financial institutions in promoting business models fit for the future and underpinning a well-functioning global economy, GRI is consulting on a new set of Sector Standards for Financial Services. Financial services organizations enable economic activities across […] The post Unlocking financial transparency for responsible business practices appeared first on Eco News.
- Fourth small quake in weeks jolts Western WAThe 3.9 magnitude earthquake hit around 4:18 p.m. Wednesday south of Sequim.
- Iconic Australian bird reveals hidden farming talentLyrebirds have a hidden talent for farming La Trobe University A beloved Australian bird best known for its stunning tail and powers of mimicry may have a cunning hidden talent. New research has revealed the superb lyrebird to be a resourceful farmer, creating micro-habitats to host and fatten its prey before returning later to feast. Scientists from La Trobe University observed the ground-dwelling birds […] The post Iconic Australian bird reveals hidden farming talent appeared first on Eco News.
- National survey launched to tackle Varroa mite threat to honey beesCredit: Megan Rutherford Photography Australia’s beekeepers are being urged to complete the Australian Colony Loss Survey as part of a national effort to understand the impact of the Varroa mite (Varroa) outbreak and improve hive health management. The survey is a crucial step in building a long-term dataset to support industry and government action to […] The post National survey launched to tackle Varroa mite threat to honey bees appeared first on Eco News.
- Investing in Conservation: A Triple Win for Birds, Communities, and Natural ResourcesProtecting the lands, waters, and shorelines that birds depend on benefits far more than just our feathered friends. These investments strengthen community resilience against floods, wildfires, and...
- Investing in Conservation: A Triple Win for Birds, Communities, and Natural ResourcesProtecting the lands, waters, and shorelines that birds depend on benefits far more than just our feathered friends. These investments strengthen community resilience against floods, wildfires, and...
- Battery storage boomed last year, and there’s more to come in 2025A new report highlights the rapid growth of battery energy storage in the United States The post Battery storage boomed last year, and there’s more to come in 2025 appeared first on Environment America.
- New forest exhibit: learn about the boreal forest in a new exhibit at OMSIFrom January 25th to July 6th, watch the boreal forest come alive in a new exhibit at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI). The post New forest exhibit: learn about the boreal forest in a new exhibit at OMSI appeared first on Environment America.
- Good news: Bloomin’ Brands strengthens commitments to protect tropical forestsBloomin’ Brands – the parent company of numerous popular U.S. ‘fast casual’ restaurants chains – has agreed to do more to protect tropical forests. The post Good news: Bloomin’ Brands strengthens commitments to protect tropical forests appeared first on Environment America.
- Scientists raise concerns as the US stops sharing air quality data from embassies worldwideThe government’s move to stop sharing air quality data from its embassies and consulates is worrying local scientists and experts who say the data was vital.
- Department of Government Efficiency lays off Oregon employee working to make NOAA more efficient“My work was very much about making NOAA more efficient,” said Kristen Don, who worked at the Newport center. “So, it’s a little bit ironic.”
- Climate, energy upheavals roil Northwest power marketAs extreme weather events spike energy costs, a new market is forming among Northwest utilities.
- Red tape is making it harder for Minnesotans to go solarNew report outlines inefficiencies in Minnesota’s permitting process for residential rooftop solar, and how instant solar permitting can solve them The post Red tape is making it harder for Minnesotans to go solar appeared first on Environment America.
- Bills supporting the Oregon coast get their first hearingTwo bills safeguarding Oregon’s eelgrass meadows and rocky coastal habitats are closer to passing their first legislative hurdle. The post Bills supporting the Oregon coast get their first hearing appeared first on Environment America.
- Study challenges circular fashion’s economic and environmental claimsA new study suggests that circular fashion (CF) – the practice of recycling, reselling, and renting clothing to reduce waste – might not be the green solution it claims to be. While the concept sounds promising, the study, published in the journal Frontiers in Sustainability, seems to uncover major flaws in how circular fashion is […]
- Where Hollywood — and the Oscars — still miss the mark on climate representationClimate themes have long been the purview of sci-fi and fantasy films. Advocates say we need more representation in realism as well.
- Two eagle eggs are hatching in Jackie and Shadow’s nest: ‘It’s been a roller coaster’Beloved bald eagle parents Jackie and Shadow haven’t had a successful hatch since their last eaglet Spirit was born March 3, 2022.
- Moon-age daydream: First successful lunar touchdown by a commercial companyUS group Firefly Aerospace has arguably secured a place in the space exploration history books with its 2 March soft-landing on the Moon’s surface – the first such attempt by a commercial company to have been successful. The Blue Ghost lunar lander completed the landing at 8.34am GMT, within a basaltic plain known as Mare […]
- In the Market for a Heat Pump? Here’s What Trump’s Tariffs Mean for YouDecarbonizing your life will get more expensive as President Donald Trump imposes tariffs on the US’ top trading partners, spiking the cost of home heat pumps.
- Brewing tea removes lead from waterA new study appears to demonstrate that brewing tea naturally adsorbs heavy metals like lead and cadmium, effectively filtering dangerous contaminants out of drinks. Heavy metal ions stick to, or adsorb to, the surface of the tea leaves, where they stay trapped until the used tea bag is disposed. The study was conducted by researchers […]
- International technology award for “gamechanger” heat pumpThe innovative Shoebox NX ground source heat pump from British manufacturer Kensa has been recognised at the Energy Institute’s International Energy Awards, taking home the International Technology Energy Award. The 2025 awards received over 140 entries from a record 29 countries. Kensa said its receipt of the award highlighted “its game-changing potential to decarbonise homes […]
- UK food security and land use are the next climate battlegroundsA new ‘national conversation’ on how space is organised and utilised, and the country’s obsession with productivity and growth, are signs of a coming storm. Late January, Downing Street launched a new consultation on strategic approaches to managing land in England. The goal is to empower decision makers to make better choices about how to […]
- Teesside becomes first UK victim of BP net zero cutsThe HyGeen project will no longer form part of the energy giant’s focus on the region. First reported by Energy Voice, BP has followed last week’s decision to lower capital investment into transitional businesses with a major blow to North East England’s renewables sector and bid to ‘level up’ economically. A planned large-scale green hydrogen […]
- Slim margins, climate disasters, and Trump’s funding freeze: Life or death for many US farmsFederal programs are a lifeline for farmers. Now many are questioning whether they can stay in business.
- Utilities may soon pay you to help support a greener gridElectricity usually runs one way, but EV and large home batteries could provide a vast network of backup energy to draw on.
- Silent Revolution: Lithium Battery Transforming Green MobilityLithium Battery. This is the tech that opens the door to greener, more sustainable mobility. Forget everything you’ve heard; lithium batteries are the backbone of our sustainable transport future. As the world demands better energy solutions to reduce carbon emissions, lithium batteries quietly step up to the plate, providing a viable alternative to fossil fuels....
- Classic Earth911 Podcast: How To Talk to the Other Side With Author Kevin WilhelmRevisit a classic Earth911 interview that sets an example for handling 2025’s polarized conversations. The... The post Classic Earth911 Podcast: How To Talk to the Other Side With Author Kevin Wilhelm appeared first on Earth911.
- Carbon Calculating: Understanding Your Airline Travel ImpactReducing travel for business and family visits is one of the most impactful choices we... The post Carbon Calculating: Understanding Your Airline Travel Impact appeared first on Earth911.
- Digital marketing’s carbon footprintDigital marketing’s carbon footprint Channel Comment brendan 5th March 2025 Teaser Media
- Biotech Firm Unveils ‘Woolly Mice,’ a Step Toward Recreating Woolly MammothsA U.S. biotech firm working to bring back extinct animals said it had reached a milestone in its quest to recreate woolly mammoths. This week it unveiled “woolly mice” — mice that had been genetically engineered to sport woolly coats reminiscent of long-dead mammoths.Read more on E360 →
- How Plant Seeds Reshaped the Lives—and Evolution—of BirdsEditor's note: This article features an excerpt from Pete Dunne and David Allen Sibley's new book "The Courage of Birds: And the Often Surprising Ways They Survive Winter." For more details on the...
- How Plant Seeds Reshaped the Lives—and Evolution—of BirdsEditor's note: This article features an excerpt from Pete Dunne and David Allen Sibley's new book "The Courage of Birds: And the Often Surprising Ways They Survive Winter." For more details on the...
- Genetic Mixing: The Secret to Killer Whale Resilience and AdaptabilityPhoto: Nick Thake Killer whale populations in low latitudes have high genetic diversity despite having low population densities, as a result of genetic mixing, which plays a crucial role in their survival and resilience. An international team of marine biologists have published research in Molecular Ecology that shows the benefits of gene flow between geographically distant and […] The post Genetic Mixing: The Secret to Killer Whale Resilience and Adaptability appeared first on Eco News.
- The solutions behind aviation sustainability goals in 2025The solutions behind aviation sustainability goals in 2025 Every day the world is confronted with numerous factors, which are causing a planetary crisis of climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss. To address this problem, the aviation sector is paving the way towards more sustainable operations every year. What can be done in small steps to […] The post The solutions behind aviation sustainability goals in 2025 appeared first on Eco News.
- New report says green iron is Australia’s economic sweet spotA roll of hot metal on the conveyor belt © Shutterstock / Smile-Sky Ztudio WWF-Australia and Deloitte Exporting green iron is the best way for Australia to remain competitive as the global steel industry decarbonises Green iron could deliver between $96 billion and $295 billion per year to Australia’s economy. Australia must increase the pace of renewable energy deployment to […] The post New report says green iron is Australia’s economic sweet spot appeared first on Eco News.
- This Aussie bank is making home electrification more affordable than ever for everyday AustraliansBank Australia’s Clean Energy Home Loan is helping Australians electrify their homes, reduce their impact on the climate and save thousands of dollars a year. Bank Australia is helping Australian’s transition to all-electric homes with its reduced rate Clean Energy Home Loan, which offers customers thousands of dollars a year in potential savings. The customer-owned […] The post This Aussie bank is making home electrification more affordable than ever for everyday Australians appeared first on Eco News.
- LIZZIES COUNTDOWN IS ONABC with Best Outlet 2024. L to R: Julian Fell, Ben Spriggan, Matea Rojas (Samsung), Gianfranco DiGiovanni, Jackson Ryan. Entries are now closed for this year’s Samsung Australian IT Journalism Awards. We’re grateful and truly humbled by the support we’ve received this year from journalists, judges and sponsors. “The response to this year’s Lizzies has been […] The post LIZZIES COUNTDOWN IS ON appeared first on Eco News.
- How Trump’s trade war could impact US electricity prices — and state climate plansNorthern states are depending on imported Canadian hydropower to clean up their grids. What happens now?
- Do wildlife crossings work?The idea behind wildlife crossings is both simple and brilliant. We can re-connect habitats, allowing animals to cross busy roads and get where they need to go. But do they work as intended? The post Do wildlife crossings work? appeared first on Environment America.
- What happens to fish (and humans) when fish eat plastic?Many fish eat microplastics. Here’s why and what we can do about it. The post What happens to fish (and humans) when fish eat plastic? appeared first on Environment America.
- Let there be light: Local Church ‘Goes Solar’PennEnvironment hosts more than thirty for tour of Unitarian Universalist Church of Delaware County’s solar array The post Let there be light: Local Church ‘Goes Solar’ appeared first on Environment America.
- How Washington State pioneered an ‘all hands, all lands’ wildfire prevention strategyWith catastrophic wildfires on the rise, Washington State has implemented a holistic approach to fire prevention — and it’s working.
- Killer whales amaze Seattle onlookers with a rarely seen bird huntThe pod of Bigg’s killer whales visited Elliott Bay and were seemingly on a hunt underwater just off Seattle’s maritime industrial docks.
- Trends in Early 21st Century SpaceflightThis multimedia essay explores some of the trends shaping the contemporary aerospace industry.
- Rocket Launches Are Proliferating. What Is This Doing to the Atmosphere?What goes up in the form of rockets and their payloads must eventually come down in the form of launch emissions and objects falling out of orbit.
- What Trump’s order on cutting federal forests could mean for the Pacific NorthwestTrump has instructed federal agencies to plan to log national forests harder, working around environmental protections, including for endangered species.
- We Earthlings: Don’t Kill Your Fungal FriendsFungi are the ground floor on which the building blocks of our environment grow. Fungi... The post We Earthlings: Don’t Kill Your Fungal Friends appeared first on Earth911.
- Optimise your anaerobic digestion site with a weather station expertly installed by SkyviewAnaerobic digestion (AD) sites are vital for sustainable waste management and renewable energy production, but they face ongoing challenges in managing odour emissions and adapting to changing weather conditions, both of which can impact operations, community relations, and overall efficiency.
- The LEGO Group introduces tires made with recycled materialsThe LEGO Group has introduced a new, more sustainable material for selected LEGO tires, made from recycled fishing nets, ropes, and engine oil. The material is created by repurposing discarded ropes and nets from ocean vessels which is then combined with recycled engine oil to reduce reliance on virgin fossil fuel-based ingredients. It will initially […]
- Workwear redressed: shifting staff to sustainable outfitsWith 92million tonnes of textile waste produced globally each year, companies have an environmental duty of care to buy hard wearing uniforms. One manufacturer believes it has the answer. As the world grapples with mounting environmental challenges, industries across the globe are being forced to confront their consumption patterns – workwear included. For years, the […]
- Westminster opens floodgates for reintroduction of beavers to UKApplications will soon be accepted for schemes that return the mammals to river catchments in England. Environmentalists hope this will trigger a widespread recovery of native beaver species, which have long been absent from Britain’s rivers and lakes. Natural England has now developed a detailed licensing regime and approval process, which prioritises engaging with all stakeholders […]
- Hands-on EV experiences could be key to recharging falling salesA new study by the University of Surrey has identified past driving experiences in China as a key catalyst for booming electric vehicle demand. Published in Transport Policy, the research found that hands-on experiences with EVs had a higher likelihood of triggering a purchasing decision than marketing and advertising alone. Women and higher educated individuals, […]
- Trump’s energy secretary pushed legal attack on green investingFormer fracking company CEO Chris Wright played a key role in efforts to roll back workers’ choices in socially conscious ESG investing.
- 4 Fab Uses for Leftover PaintIf you’ve bought too much paint for a project and have a ton left over, don’t worry — we have four fun ways to use that extra paint. The post 4 Fab Uses for Leftover Paint appeared first on Earth911.
- Lead pollution directly linked to infant mortalityDespite centuries of agreement on the health risks from the metal, few researchers have analysed its effects on babies. Now a new NBER Working Paper study at Carnegie Mellon University, Boston College and Hunan University has established a link between lead in the air and infant deaths within the first month and first year of […]
- We need to talk about defencePresident Trump is warm towards Russia and hostile to Ukraine and Europe. We are in a new and dangerous world and the prime minister is increasing UK defence spending to 2.5 per cent of GDP by 2027. “That”, he says, “means spending £13.4 billion more […]
- The wisdom of Indigenous conservationThe wisdom of Indigenous conservation Channel Comment brendan 4th March 2025 Teaser Media
- United States Carbon Market A Path To Green GrowthCarbon emissions are one of the biggest polluters in the world, and the U.S. ranks second among nations with the highest carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions. With this in mind, the country is taking significant strides to reduce its contribution to greenhouse emissions to promote a greener and more sustainable economy. One solution gaining traction is...
- Warming Brings Heavy Snowfall to Greenland, Replenishing Some Lost IceA single storm in 2022 dumped enough snow on Greenland to replace 8 percent of ice lost that year. With warming, the Arctic is seeing stronger atmospheric rivers, which could deliver enough snow to slow the loss of ice, according to a new study.Read more on E360 →
- OSW launches GreenSketch – the world’s first free end-to-end solar design & deployment platformNew platform to speed up solar rollout, supporting Australia’s 2050 Net Zero Targets–International rollout to follow GreenSketch, the world’s first end-to-end solar design platform, has officially launched to all users in Australia following a successful beta phase. Developed by the OSW Group, GreenSketch integrates free design, product procurement, subsidy applications, and full-cycle project management into one […] The post OSW launches GreenSketch – the world’s first free end-to-end solar design & deployment platform appeared first on Eco News.
- Food strategy must deliver for farmers, consumers and natureAustralian Conservation Foundation The Australian Conservation Foundation has welcomed the Albanese government’s election commitment to deliver a national food strategy and establish a National Food Council, and says any plan must deliver food systems that work for people, nature and the climate. “A national food strategy is needed so future generations of Australians have access to food […] The post Food strategy must deliver for farmers, consumers and nature appeared first on Eco News.
- Spot the quoll: plane deployed in search of evasive ChuditchEcologists were recently enthralled in a game of ‘spot the quoll’, as they flew over Western Australia’s Wheatbelt on Badimia Country in search of eight missing Chuditch (Western Quoll). A plane was deployed to assist the search party in their pursuit of the quolls that had fallen off ecologists’ radar late last year, when they were released […] The post Spot the quoll: plane deployed in search of evasive Chuditch appeared first on Eco News.
- Global offshore wind poised for landmark 19GW of additions in 2025Learn more with Rystad Energy’s Offshore Wind Solution. By Rystad Energy. The global offshore wind industry is poised for a rebound in 2025, with capacity additions expected to reach 19 gigawatts (GW) and sector-wide expenditure projected to hit $80 billion, according to research from Rystad Energy. This recovery follows a slowdown at the end of last […] The post Global offshore wind poised for landmark 19GW of additions in 2025 appeared first on Eco News.
- More batteries needed to secure Victoria’s energy futureBatteries should play a much bigger role in Victoria’s energy system, the state’s independent infrastructure advisory body finds in Victoria’s draft 30-year infrastructure strategy, released today. “Batteries can store renewable energy and supply it when needed as well as improve the stability of energy supply,” said Infrastructure Victoria Chief Executive Dr Jonathan Spear. “They also can save […] The post More batteries needed to secure Victoria’s energy future appeared first on Eco News.
- CLUBSNSW APPOINTS HEAD OF SOCIAL IMPACTClubsNSW has today announced the appointment of Arely Carrion to the newly created position of Head of Social Impact at ClubsNSW. Arely has worked for Mounties Group since 2019, including for the past five-and-a-half years in the role of Executive Manager Community. In 2023, Mounties Group launched a Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence (DFSV) Action […] The post CLUBSNSW APPOINTS HEAD OF SOCIAL IMPACT appeared first on Eco News.
- Remembering "The Bird of the Century," a Half-Century LaterOn a Sunday afternoon 50 years ago, a remarkable bird was identified in Massachusetts. Within hours, excited phone calls were radiating out across the country. Within days, the bird was featured on...
- Remembering "The Bird of the Century," a Half-Century LaterOn a Sunday afternoon 50 years ago, a remarkable bird was identified in Massachusetts. Within hours, excited phone calls were radiating out across the country. Within days, the bird was featured on...
- ‘Tears of joy!!!’ It’s a pip for Big Bear bald eagles Jackie and ShadowLOS ANGELES — After several years of disappointment, there was a sign Sunday that the Big Bear bald eagle couple Jackie and Shadow may soon have a hatchling. The Friends of Big Bear Valley announced the discovery on Sunday afternoon: “Initial pip has been confirmed today at 15:09.” (Except that line was all in capital […]
- International Day, Year and Decade: The UN Draws Attention to Glacier PreservationWith a World Day for Glaciers on March 21, the UN is initiating a campaign to promote action to preserve the world’s glaciers.
- Is cutting the aid budget to the bone really the legacy Labour wants to leave?This post is by Christine Allen, executive director of CAFOD. It has been almost a week since the prime minister announced that the aid budget would be reduced to fund increased defence spending. In 2027, Official Development Assistance (ODA) will amount to just 0.3 per […]
- Trump ‘plays with fire’ in cutting Bonneville Power Administration, insiders say“This whole exercise would be ludicrous if it weren’t so serious,” said Randy Hardy, who headed BPA in the 1990s. “Cuts to this kind of thing plays with fire.”
- Was that an earthquake? Temblor hits near Orcas IslandAn earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.5 was recorded at 5:02 a.m. Monday, 6 miles east of Orcas Island.
- Big banks abandoned a voluntary climate alliance. Now, critics are calling for new laws.Environmental groups say state and international policymakers must step up to stop fossil fuel financing.
- This ancient bit of ingenuity keeps carbon trapped for thousands of yearsTurning plant waste into biochar captures loads of carbon. New research suggests it stays trapped for much longer than scientists thought.
- Technofossils: How future archeologists will study our everyday objectsHumans have littered Earth with a mind-boggling array of objects that will last millions of years. From plastic bags to entire cities, what will those fossils reveal about us?
- ‘Like a virus’: Corruption has infected the fight against climate changeStudy shows bribery, theft, and conflicts of interest hinder climate progress and incite violence against Indigenous land defenders.
- No Tax on Social Security Bill Passed – What It Means for You in 2025Big news for retirees and Social Security beneficiaries! A new law has been passed that eliminates federal taxes on Social Security benefits starting in 2025. This change brings significant financial relief to millions of Americans. But how much will you actually save? Who qualifies for tax-free Social Security? And are there any hidden drawbacks? This...
- Recycling Mystery: Power Cords & Extension CordsSpend a few minutes cleaning out your garage or the junk drawer, and you’re bound... The post Recycling Mystery: Power Cords & Extension Cords appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: GS1 Goes Wholechain To Track Beef ImpactsRevisit an important conversation about understanding the source of your food. Consumers and grocers who... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: GS1 Goes Wholechain To Track Beef Impacts appeared first on Earth911.
- Climate policy at the crossroadsClimate policy at the crossroads Channel Comment brendan 3rd March 2025 Teaser Media
- In a First, California Tribe May Freely Burn Its Ancestral LandsIn California, a state increasingly beset by devastating wildfires, the Karuk Tribe will be able to freely set controlled burns, helping to clear the dense underbrush that fuels larger and more destructive fires.Read more on E360 →
- Bill McKibben on Climate Activism in the Age of Trump 2.0Activist Bill McKibben says Americans upset by the Trump administration’s gutting of U.S. climate efforts need to move beyond despair. In an interview with e360, he talks about rethinking the role of protest, the global push on clean energy, and why he sees reason for hope.Read more on E360 →
- NSW Environment Minister reveals dramatic drop in Kosciuszko National Park feral horse populationThe latest feral horse population count for Kosciuszko National Park was discussed in NSW Budget Estimates today, with figures suggesting numbers have dropped significantly. Environment Minister Penny Sharpe told the parliamentary committee that preliminary figures were provided to her which showed ‘numbers are way down’ and ‘we are around the 3000 to 4000 mark’. She said the […] The post NSW Environment Minister reveals dramatic drop in Kosciuszko National Park feral horse population appeared first on Eco News.
- Deakin’s Seaweed Specialist team leading global conservation effortsAs SeaWeek 2025 gets underway, Deakin University’s Seaweed Specialist team is at the forefront of global efforts to conserve vital seaweed species, with its researchers playing a leading role in the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Species Survival Commission’s Seaweed Specialist Group. The group, officially recognized by the IUCN in 2023, is dedicated […] The post Deakin’s Seaweed Specialist team leading global conservation efforts appeared first on Eco News.
- Fowles Wine ‘batty’ biodiversity research project proves a lifeline for critically endangered crittersVictorian winery reveals first-year findings of global viticulture game-changer project. Victorian winery and sustainability champion Fowles Wine shares promising first-year findings of its groundbreaking micro-bat study, in partnership with the University of New England (UNE), that could see savings of $50 million per annum for Australia’s wine industry. Owner and founder Matt Fowles’ passion for […] The post Fowles Wine ‘batty’ biodiversity research project proves a lifeline for critically endangered critters appeared first on Eco News.
- QBE Foundation invites Australian charities and community organisations to apply for $50,000 local grantsThe QBE Foundation has today opened applications for its Australian Local Grants Program, offering charities and community organisations working in both climate resilience and inclusion, the opportunity to receive a $50,000 grant. These grants will support a selection of high-impact community initiatives led by Australian organisations operating in Australia, New Zealand, or parts of the […] The post QBE Foundation invites Australian charities and community organisations to apply for $50,000 local grants appeared first on Eco News.
- Endowment Fund to transform wildlife conservationAustralian Wildlife Conservancy partners with JANA to establish sustainable funding Australian Wildlife Conservancy (AWC) is celebrating World Wildlife Day and the theme of ‘Wildlife Conservation Finance: Investing in People and Planet’, by announcing the establishment of the Australian Wildlife Endowment Fund, which will provide crucial funding to restore nature and protect wildlife across the country. […] The post Endowment Fund to transform wildlife conservation appeared first on Eco News.
- Questions and confusion as Trump pauses key funding for shrinking Colorado RiverHalted funding threatens the sustainability of the entire system, experts say.
- The 116th Christmas Bird Count SummaryThe 116th Christmas Bird Count season was an eventful one indeed—though not in the ways that many of us expected! The continuing, severe, long-term El Niño event was wreaking havoc in the...
- The 116th Christmas Bird Count SummaryThe 116th Christmas Bird Count season was an eventful one indeed—though not in the ways that many of us expected! The continuing, severe, long-term El Niño event was wreaking havoc in the...
- CLEAN UP AUSTRALIA DAY TODAYOver 800,000 volunteers Clean Up their local communities On its 35th anniversary, Clean Up Australia Day has once again had an overwhelming attendance with over 800,000 volunteers coming together to help keep their local communities clean across more than 8,000 Clean Up events. While registrations are still being received, it has been another incredible effort from volunteers across the length […] The post CLEAN UP AUSTRALIA DAY TODAY appeared first on Eco News.
- Plan to build a road with radioactive waste in Florida prompts legal challenge against the EPAThe U.S. Environmental Protection Agency faces a legal challenge after approving a controversial plan to include radioactive waste in a road project late last year. The Center for Biological Diversity filed the challenge on February 19 in the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals under the Clean Air Act. The advocacy group says the federal agency has prohibited […]
- WA’s costly salmon recovery effort heads toward mediationAs the state struggles to replace culverts by a 2030 deadline, tribes and the state Attorney General's Office have now asked a federal judge to allow mediation.
- Junk Removal Cost in 2025: Average Prices, Factors & Money-Saving TipsHow Much Does Junk Removal Cost in 2025? On average, junk removal in 2025 costs between $140 and $400, with an overall national mean near $250. Prices vary based on factors such as labor, accessibility, disposal fees, and regional economics. If you’re wondering, “How much does junk removal cost?”, several key factors determine the price....
- Inside the informal waste management industryWe head to an environmental crisis frontline to understand the challenges, stigma, and working conditions of those battling a rising tide of plastic, and the steps being taken to mitigate this catastrophe and improve lives. Today, on International Waste Picker Day, we celebrate the 20 million informal waste workers who make up 60% of the […]
- Get Ready to Melt Over These Sweet Photos of Baby BirdsSpring is an exciting time for birds, the season when they start to pair up, build nests, and raise their young. One of the highlights of the Audubon Photography Awards is seeing photos that provide...
- Get Ready to Melt Over These Sweet Photos of Baby BirdsSpring is an exciting time for birds, the season when they start to pair up, build nests, and raise their young. One of the highlights of the Audubon Photography Awards is seeing photos that provide...
- On Hurricanes and Hoaxes: A Case for Finding Common GroundTo fight climate disinformation, we must align with the skeptical, uncertain or disengaged to spur collective action.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Stop The White House Climate CensorshipDays after his inauguration, President Trump had ordered the removal of climate-related information from federal... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Stop The White House Climate Censorship appeared first on Earth911.
- America’s avocado obsession is destroying Mexico’s forests. Is there a fix?Avocados are entrenched in American cuisine. The rich, creamy fruit, swaddled in a coarse skin, is often smashed into guacamole, slathered on toast, or minced into salads. The nation’s demand for Persea americana has surged by 600 percent since 1998. Most of the avocados consumed in the U.S., and many of those eaten elsewhere in […]
- Farmers depend on climate data. They’re suing the USDA for deleting it.In late January, the director of digital communications at the U.S. Department of Agriculture sent an email to staff instructing them to remove agency web pages related to climate change by the end of the following day. Peter Rhee, the communications head, also told staff members to flag web pages that mention climate change for […]
- More Belfast residents to be served by glider transportFollowing a successful roll out of the first stage, Phase Two of the Belfast Rapid Transit scheme will begin this year and includes new park and ride and active travel connections. In an announcement by Infrastructure Minister Liz Kimmins, the expanded Glider service will soon run to north and south sides of the city. Routes […]
- Coastlines 'need natural defences'Coastlines 'need natural defences' Channel Comment brendan 28th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Why Do Cats Tails Fall Off? Shocking Causes & How to Prevent It!Have you ever noticed a cat with a missing tail and wondered, “Why do cats tails fall off?” This is a common yet alarming issue for cat owners. A cat’s tail is essential for balance, communication, and movement, so when it gets injured or lost, it raises serious concerns. In this guide, we’ll uncover: ✅...
- Honouring Sustainability Excellence: Unveiling the Banksia National Sustainability Awards Finalists!Announcing the Finalists By Graz van Egmond, CEO We are thrilled to announce the exceptional finalists for the 36th Banksia National Sustainability Awards. This year’s cohort represents an outstanding cross-section of Australian innovation, featuring pioneering businesses of all sizes, forward-thinking organisations, and transformative not-for-profits. Our esteemed panel of judges, to whom we extend our heartfelt […] The post Honouring Sustainability Excellence: Unveiling the Banksia National Sustainability Awards Finalists! appeared first on Eco News.
- GO SCHEME IS BACKBONE OF AUSTRALIA’S RENEWABLE AND GREEN MANUFACTURING FUTURETHE HON JOSH WILSON MP Assistant Minister for Climate Change and Energy Member for Fremantle The Albanese Government is forging ahead with its commitment to a Future Made in Australia by starting consultation on the new certificate scheme that will authenticate renewable electricity and low-emission products. Released today, the exposure draft of the first set […] The post GO SCHEME IS BACKBONE OF AUSTRALIA’S RENEWABLE AND GREEN MANUFACTURING FUTURE appeared first on Eco News.
- NSW Solar for Apartments brings huge savings to low & mid-rise but high-rise apartments and renters at risk of missing outSolar Citizens welcomes the new $25 million NSW Solar for Apartment Residents incentive for owners’ corporations and strata managers to install shared rooftop solar systems. This program is co-funded with the Federal Government as part of the Community Solar Banks program. It will cover up to half of the cost of installing shared solar systems […] The post NSW Solar for Apartments brings huge savings to low & mid-rise but high-rise apartments and renters at risk of missing out appeared first on Eco News.
- Smart meters alone can’t manage the growth of renewable energyBy Neil Davies, Managing Director of EA Technology Australia Smart meters are often the first thing that energy consumers and energy industry professionals think about with the digitisation of the energy network. The adoption of smart meters has shaped the energy usage of energy consumers that have further supported the reliability of the grid. When the […] The post Smart meters alone can’t manage the growth of renewable energy appeared first on Eco News.
- Blue gropers thrown lifeline in NSWTrial protections for blue gropers in NSW to continue for another three years Blue groper numbers have halved near some of NSW’s most populated areas, including Sydney NSW protections temporarily align with Victoria and Tasmania, based on scientific advice and strong community feedback NSW Agriculture Minister Tara Moriarty has given the state’s declining eastern blue […] The post Blue gropers thrown lifeline in NSW appeared first on Eco News.
- Native forest logging loophole puts wildlife at riskVictorian National Parks Association A loophole in Victoria’s planning laws is allowing widespread native forest logging on private land, undermining the state’s 2024 ban on public forest logging and threatening critically endangered species, according to citizen scientists and conservationists. Last week, citizen scientists from Wildlife of the Central Highlands (WOTCH) discovered a Critically Endangered Leadbeater’s […] The post Native forest logging loophole puts wildlife at risk appeared first on Eco News.
- Scouts honour Clean Up Australia DayCarey Bay Toronto Scout Group take part in Clean Up Australia Day annually Carey Bay Toronto Scouts Callum Reynolds and Raistlin McLachlin are on a mission to keep the city clean this Clean Up Australia Day. The scouts will be out in force this Sunday, scouring the foreshore at Blackalls Park for unwanted items. “We […] The post Scouts honour Clean Up Australia Day appeared first on Eco News.
- Paicines Ranch Deemed Bird Paradise by Audubon Bird-Friendly Land CertificationSan Benito County, Calif. (February 27, 2025) — The National Audubon Society proudly announces that Paicines Ranch in California's San Benito County has earned the bird-friendly land certification...
- Paicines Ranch Deemed Bird Paradise by Audubon Bird-Friendly Land CertificationSan Benito County, Calif. (February 27, 2025) — The National Audubon Society proudly announces that Paicines Ranch in California's San Benito County has earned the bird-friendly land certification...
- Federal NOAA cuts hit Seattle officesSen. Maria Cantwell was quick to criticize the move and characterized it as a "direct hit" on the economy.
- When People Dined On Robins and Other Avian Oddities From America's PastFlocks of wild parrots roaming Iowa? A steaming plate of robin-and-bacon pie? Such avian oddities might seem outlandish in today’s America, but the past, as they say, is a foreign country—one...
- When People Dined On Robins and Other Avian Oddities From America's PastFlocks of wild parrots roaming Iowa? A steaming plate of robin-and-bacon pie? Such avian oddities might seem outlandish in today’s America, but the past, as they say, is a foreign country—one...
- 2 cats infected with bird flu in WA after eating raw pet foodThe two indoor cats with confirmed cases of avian flu are in Snohomish and King counties. One has been euthanized due to the severity of the illness.
- Ways Half-Hourly Meters Can Save You Money on Energy BillsEnergy costs are a primary consideration for businesses and homeowners. The need to optimize energy consumption is fueled by increasing electricity prices compounded by initial environmental awareness. One of the most effective tools in achieving this is a half-hourly meter. These meters save real-time energy data for consumption readings that are more accurate, facilitating better...
- Guest Idea: Protect Your Home With Green Disaster PreparationNatural disasters are happening one after the other as climate change intensifies. Floods are worse... The post Guest Idea: Protect Your Home With Green Disaster Preparation appeared first on Earth911.
- Why Ragdoll Kittens Are the Best Choice for First-Time Cat Owners in NJ?Ragdoll kittens in NJ are highly sought after—and for good reason. If you’re a first-time cat owner in New Jersey, choosing the right breed can make all the difference in your pet-owning experience. Ragdoll cats are known for their friendly, laid-back nature, making them an excellent choice for those new to cat ownership. Given their...
- US Forest Service firings decimate already understaffed agency: ‘It’s catastrophic’"We are losing an entire generation of talent and passion."
- Exporting natural gas raises your power bills. Trump is doing it anyway.The administration’s efforts to solve a so-called “energy emergency” might create an actual crisis.
- One senator’s lonely quest to make the farm bill more sustainableFor years, Debbie Stabenow fought for environmentally friendly agricultural policy. She retired with mixed results.
- Extreme heat can age you as fast as a smoking habitA new study shows that exposure to high temperatures adds up to 14 months to older adults' cellular age.
- Edible Container Gardens Bloom Beauty and BenefitsEdible container gardens are an excellent idea for pet owners, those short on space, and people... The post Edible Container Gardens Bloom Beauty and Benefits appeared first on Earth911.
- Sydney’s Next Electric Ferry Can FlyCandela P-12, the world’s first foiling electric ferry, is already in operation within Stockholm’s public waterborne transport system. Now, Candela is bringing this technology to Sydney. ‘Flying’ electric ships could make Sydney’s water transport faster, greener, and far more cost-effective than the diesel ferries currently in use. Science fiction? Not at all. Swedish tech company Candela is […] The post Sydney’s Next Electric Ferry Can Fly appeared first on Eco News.
- 2025 FM Resilience Index: Denmark Ranks No. 1; FM Adds New Cybersecurity DataYearly nation-by-nation ranking of world’s business environments reflects global economic strains, innovation challenges and increasing cyber threats Commercial property insurer FM today released the 2025 FM Resilience Index, its 12th yearly ranking of 130 countries and territories by the resilience of their business environments. New in 2025, the index now includes proprietary FM data to provide a comprehensive picture […] The post 2025 FM Resilience Index: Denmark Ranks No. 1; FM Adds New Cybersecurity Data appeared first on Eco News.
- The era of climate rollback must be a policy wakeup callThe EU wants to strip CSRD sustainability reporting requirements, British airports are getting bigger and BP is ‘back on’ fossil fuels. Then there’s the White House. The new world order looks a lot like the old one, but is environmental policy partly to blame? The European Union’s Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive and Corporate Sustainability […]
- Milton Keynes council under fire for proposed recycling moveThe authority wants to close three sites and open new facilities, but locals say this could be to the detriment of wildlife. Milton Keynes City Council has unveiled plans to begin operating recycling centres at Wolverton and Snelshall. As a result, processing plants at Newport Pagnell, New Bradwell and Bleak Hall will close. The Wolverton […]
- An innovative new partnership between Climate Zero and Carbon Neutral brings carbon accounting and offsets together, making sustainability gains easier for Australian businesses.The partnership – likely the first of its kind in Australia – means businesses using Climate Zero’s carbon accounting software to measure, reduce and report on emissions can now also offset from the platform, making it easier for businesses of all sizes to progress sustainability goals with confidence. Climate Zero Managing Director, Tai Lennon, said the […] The post An innovative new partnership between Climate Zero and Carbon Neutral brings carbon accounting and offsets together, making sustainability gains easier for Australian businesses. appeared first on Eco News.
- New Research: Turning Waste into a USD$100 Billion Annual Decarbonisation Opportunity for MiningArca rover and measurement equipment New research explores how carbon mineralisation can transform mine waste into a large-scale climate solution. Arca, a leader in mineral carbonation technology, today released a new white paper, Beyond Extraction: Transforming Mine Waste Into a Net Zero, Multibillion-Dollar Opportunity. The report reveals a potential USD$100 billion annual revenue stream for the […] The post New Research: Turning Waste into a USD$100 Billion Annual Decarbonisation Opportunity for Mining appeared first on Eco News.
- Call for action in Vietnam to make low-emission food system reformsGroup photo of experts from Nong Lam University and Global Alliance for Inclusion and Nature Positive (GAIN+) – left to right – Dinh Nhat Vu, Nguyen Thi Thuy Anh, Le Nguyen Thuy Tien, Nguyen Nguyet Minh, Tran Minh Da Hanh, Tang Thi Kim Hong, Ngo Thi Minh Duyen, Hoang Ha Anh, Tran Hai Minh and Nguyen […] The post Call for action in Vietnam to make low-emission food system reforms appeared first on Eco News.
- Waste targets smashed at Australian OpenAt this year’s Australian Open, single-use waste reduction targets have been smashed with Tennis Australia’s projection of 100,000 items reusable items washed exceeded by almost 37,000. Through a game-changing strategic partnership between Sustainability Victoria and Tennis Australia, thousands of reusable cups made by Victorian company bettercup replaced single-use cups in the Courtside Bar and bars […] The post Waste targets smashed at Australian Open appeared first on Eco News.
- Gaia, cyborgs and the memory industryGaia, cyborgs and the memory industry Channel Comment brendan 27th February 2025 Teaser Media
- How Climate Change Puts the Safety of Drinking Water at RiskWildfires, floods, intense heat, droughts, and other extreme events fueled by climate change are threatening water systems in the U.S. and around the globe. Experts warn of the increasing threat of contamination and the need to improve infrastructure to keep drinking water safe.Read more on E360 →
- Trump’s EPA wants to demolish the bedrock of US climate regulation. It won’t be easy.The little-known “endangerment finding” has quietly enshrined climate action in U.S. policy.
- Smokehouse Creek Fire, One Year LaterTexas facing “above normal significant fire potential” The post Smokehouse Creek Fire, One Year Later appeared first on Environment America.
- Why did the toad cross the road?A UK road closure helps traveling toad populations The post Why did the toad cross the road? appeared first on Environment America.
- Climate change is politically divisive. Public parks? Not so much.Parks are popular community amenities. When built right, they can also mitigate flooding, heat, and other impacts of climate change.
- Using sustainable drainage technology to stop National Cycle Network floodingKeeping Britain moving in winter isn’t easy, and active travel is no different. Those on the ground explain how new water management systems helped to combat a particularly cold and wet start to 2025. The UK charity Sustrans looks after 12,700 miles of routes across the country for people walking, cycling and using mobility aids. […]
- Promoting circularity in mineral waste management: European trade groups join forcesA significant collaboration between trade associations in Europe aims to promote effective management and recycling of mineral waste. The European Waste Management Association (FEAD) and the Fédération Internationale du Recyclage (FIR), announced a new cooperation on 25 February, which will attempt to advance circular economy approaches within the mineral waste sector. Mineral waste, particularly Construction […]
- How the Eaton Fire destroyed a delicate truce over Altadena’s futureA plan to build badly needed housing — and prevent future fires — may soon go up in smoke.
- Road to net zero no clearer in Britain’s 7th carbon budgetThe UK needs to reduce its greenhouse gas output by 87% in the next 15 years. But how this happens is really anyone’s guess right now. According to the Climate Change Committee’s [CCC] seventh carbon budget, Britain can emit 535million tonnes of CO2e between 2038 and 2042 and still remain on target. However, in order […]
- The ‘doomsday’ seed vault in Svalbard just added thousands of climate-hardy cropsSafeguarding crop diversity in a time of climate change remains a priority for much of the world — even if that's not the case for Trump.
- Classic Earth911 Podcast: Plastic, Sustainability, and YouTake a trip back to February 2020, when the Earth911 team assembed at the microphone... The post Classic Earth911 Podcast: Plastic, Sustainability, and You appeared first on Earth911.
- Organic Gardening: Ditch Pesticides for GoodSure, you want to ditch the pesticides and grow healthy, organic produce in your home... The post Organic Gardening: Ditch Pesticides for Good appeared first on Earth911.
- Calling time on fox huntingCalling time on fox hunting Channel News brendan 26th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Why Do Cat’s Tails Fall Off? Causes, Prevention & TreatmentWhy Do Cat’s Tails Fall Off? This question can be alarming for any cat owner. A cat’s tail is essential for balance, communication, and expressing emotions, so when it falls off or gets injured, it can be distressing. But what causes this to happen, and how can you prevent it? In this guide, we’ll explore...
- Is Broccoli Man-Made? The Truth Behind Its Human-Created OriginsYes, broccoli is man-made! It was selectively bred from wild cabbage (Brassica oleracea) by ancient farmers over centuries. Unlike genetically modified (GMO) foods, broccoli was naturally cultivated using traditional farming techniques. In this article, we’ll explore: ✔ How broccoli was created through selective breeding ✔ The difference between selective breeding and GMOs ✔ Is broccoli...
- U.S. Solar and Batteries Headed for Record YearSolar panels and batteries will account for more than 80 percent of new power capacity installed in the U.S. this year, officials say. Both technologies are set for record growth, helping to hasten the decline of coal power.Read more on E360 →
- Bridging the Gap: How First Aid Training Helps Environmental ActivismEnvironmental activism is more than just advocating for policy changes or conservation efforts—it’s often hands on work in the field, protests and community outreach. These activities can be risky, from heat stroke at climate rallies to injuries during clean ups in remote areas. That’s why First Aid Training for Environmental Activists is crucial so they...
- Precision Machining: A Glimpse Into Its Critical Role in Modern ManufacturingKey Takeaways Precision machining is pivotal in modern manufacturing, supporting industries from aerospace to medical devices. Supported by advanced technology, this process enhances quality, efficiency, and innovation. Understanding its fundamentals is vital for leveraging its potential in various applications. Precision machining is a cornerstone of modern industrial production in the rapidly evolving manufacturing world. Methodically...
- MEA calls for bipartisan support for greater household assistance to ‘Electrify Everything’With a Federal Election looming, MEA is calling on both major parties to support Independent Federal Member Dr. Helen Haines’ call for an ‘Electrify Everything Loan Scheme’ that would reduce Australian homeowners’ power bills and their carbon footprint. In addition, MEA calls on all parties to support the announcement by Western Australia’s Labor party to […] The post MEA calls for bipartisan support for greater household assistance to ‘Electrify Everything’ appeared first on Eco News.
- We need action to deliver clean energy solutions to all AustraliansSolar Citizens supports the findings of the latest polling research by the Clean Energy Council – showing that 80% of respondents support the need for more rooftop solar, while only a third support more coal or introducing nuclear energy. Most importantly most Australians see renewables as a key pathway to reducing energy costs, with 75% of respondents […] The post We need action to deliver clean energy solutions to all Australians appeared first on Eco News.
- WSROC welcomes NSW Government support for ‘cool’ planning – urges partnership with councils.Future Proofing Houses New housing construction on Sydney outskirts The peak body representing Western Sydney councils has welcomed NSW Government support for new Legislative Council recommendations for the management of extreme heat in the planning system. “The report of the NSW Legislative Council Portfolio Committee No. 7 – Planning and Environment recommends that the government implement planning controls […] The post WSROC welcomes NSW Government support for ‘cool’ planning – urges partnership with councils. appeared first on Eco News.
- Salesforce to Invest $2.5B in Australia over 5 YearsSalesforce pledges to invest in AI innovation, workforce development, and sustainability initiatives in Australia Welcomes 10,000+ attendees to Agentforce World Tour Sydney to hear from customers including Canva, Fisher & Paykel, and Scape Announces $1.2 million in grants to support reforestation and clean energy ecopreneurship across the globe and in Australia with Arbor Day Foundation […] The post Salesforce to Invest $2.5B in Australia over 5 Years appeared first on Eco News.
- A Climate and Society Student on Solving the Puzzle of Climate EquityJarrod Sims hopes to ensure an equitable energy transition through data-informed climate policy.
- Six highways in the sky aid in seabird migrationAnnual seabird migrations follow the path of six flyways found across the world’s oceans. The post Six highways in the sky aid in seabird migration appeared first on Environment America.
- Youth Leading the Charge: How Green Mountains Students Turn Lessons into Climate ActionAfter attending a two-week program in Vermont to learn about current issues in climate change, high schoolers are paving the way forward for climate solutions.
- Community solar had its best year yet in 2024Up 35 percent from 2023, community solar grew by a record amount in 2024 The post Community solar had its best year yet in 2024 appeared first on Environment America.
- UK net zero economy leaps 10% year-on-yearThe sector is now contributing more than £80billion Gross Added Value. Commissioned by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit [ECIU], a new report published on Friday shows green industries are now growing at one of the fastest rates of any sector. The vast majority of activity comes from small and medium sized enterprises, which make […]
- How to Dispose of Liquor and Denatured Alcohol SafelyProper disposal of hazardous substances is essential to public health and the environment. Whether clearing... The post How to Dispose of Liquor and Denatured Alcohol Safely appeared first on Earth911.
- The quest for better fusion reactors is putting a new generation of superconductors to the testHow do we predict the lifetime of superconductors when they are subjected to conditions that cannot yet be recreated anywhere on Earth? The post The quest for better fusion reactors is putting a new generation of superconductors to the test appeared first on Physics World.
- Can solar power avoid Trump’s culture wars?The industry is rebranding itself as a symbol of American "energy dominance."
- If the government’s looking for growth, Rosebank isn’t where to find itLast month, the Scottish Court of Session ruled that the decision by the last government to approve the Rosebank oilfield back in September 2023 was unlawful, as it did not account for the largest set of emissions that would result from the project, those released […]
- ‘We know what it’s like’: How Appalachian towns are learning to help each other after floodsFrom the Kentucky floods to Helene and back again, people throughout Appalachia are using their experiences to help others through disaster.
- US energy chief: global warming is a ‘trade-off’The newly appointed legislator believes the word is getting greener thanks to climate change, while acknowledging it is a problem. Last month, Chris Wright told his Senate confirmation hearing that he agreed fossil fuels are the main contributor to emissions and global warming. Describing climate change as ‘a global challenge we need to solve’, he […]
- We Earthlings: Do This Before Recycling Your Hardback BooksIf you have an old hardback book that you no longer want and are unable... The post We Earthlings: Do This Before Recycling Your Hardback Books appeared first on Earth911.
- Profits at any costProfits at any cost Channel News brendan 25th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Our Work on Great Salt LakeNational Audubon Society is a long-time champion for Great Salt Lake and its surrounding wetlands. The lake provides irreplaceable habitat and is a key nesting, breeding, and stopover point for some...
- Our Work on Great Salt LakeNational Audubon Society is a long-time champion for Great Salt Lake and its surrounding wetlands. The lake provides irreplaceable habitat and is a key nesting, breeding, and stopover point for some...
- An Innovative Program Supporting the Protection of Irreplaceable Saline LakesSaline lakes in the Great Basin are some of the most vital and vulnerable ecosystems in North America, especially for birds. Yet these irreplaceable ecosystems face mounting challenges. As water...
- An Innovative Program Supporting the Protection of Irreplaceable Saline LakesSaline lakes in the Great Basin are some of the most vital and vulnerable ecosystems in North America, especially for birds. Yet these irreplaceable ecosystems face mounting challenges. As water...
- Cheap Chinese Solar Panels Sparking a Renewable Boom in the Global SouthFacing trade barriers in the U.S. and other wealthy nations, Chinese solar firms are exporting cheap panels to poorer countries, fueling a surge in solar installations in parts of the developing world.Read more on E360 →
- How Renters Can Implement Eco-friendly Practices Without Making Permanent ModificationsAs a renter, you might think your options for sustainable living are limited. After all, you can’t install solar panels or replace old appliances in a property you don’t own. However, there are many other ways to reduce your carbon footprint without making permanent modifications to a rental apartment. The growing awareness of climate change...
- Building Outdoor Spaces: Tips and Considerations for Decks, Porches, and GaragesKey Takeaways Developing a robust outdoor space enhances the beauty and functionality of your home. Understanding material options and planning a budget are crucial steps. Proper maintenance will extend the life and appeal of your outdoor structures. Creating outdoor spaces like decks, porches, and garages can significantly boost the beauty and functionality of your home....
- Window Dressing: Future Trends in Blinds and ShadesKey Takeaways: Upcoming window cover trends focus on sustainability, advanced technology, and personalized designs. Learn about smart blinds, sustainable materials, and innovative designs to stay ahead in home or office décor. Home automation and eco-friendly products are significant factors influencing future trends. The window coverings industry is gearing up for significant changes. An exciting mix...
- Workplace woes: Work is the main reason Aussies aren’t spending time outdoorsWWF-Australia is encouraging Aussies to join Challenge 60 and get active in nature for Earth Hour 2025. Despite Australia’s sunshine, new research shows nearly 40% of Aussies spend less than one hour outside a day.? Work is the biggest barrier, with 42% saying their jobs keep them indoors all day. To encourage people to spend more time […] The post Workplace woes: Work is the main reason Aussies aren’t spending time outdoors appeared first on Eco News.
- Australia’s first homegrown end-to-end ESG tech packageKate Lawson Legal tech business Verimus has created Australia’s first locally made broad range ESG (Environment, Social, Governance) tech solution by re-packaging its Modern Slavery and ESG Portals to create Verimus ClearESG. Verimus ClearESG, is one of few such software solutions completely developed in Australia to meet Australian regulation as well as complying with international […] The post Australia’s first homegrown end-to-end ESG tech package appeared first on Eco News.
- What Does the Recent Avian Flu Surge Mean for Your Feeders?Key points: Since late 2024, the avian influenza virus H5N1 has been spreading rapidly through wild bird populations, possibly spurred by fall migration. Waterfowl and seabirds have been hit...
- What Does the Avian Flu Surge Mean for Your Bird Feeders?Key points: Since late 2024, the avian influenza virus H5N1 has been spreading rapidly through wild bird populations, possibly spurred by fall migration. Waterfowl and seabirds have been hit...
- What Does the Avian Flu Surge Mean for Your Bird Feeders?Key points: Since late 2024, the avian influenza virus H5N1 has been spreading rapidly through wild bird populations, possibly spurred by fall migration. Waterfowl and seabirds have been hit...
- Celebrating our blue oceans at the Australian National Maritime Museum this MarchAustralian National Maritime Museum Throughout March, the Australian National Maritime Museum will be celebrating a month of blue water as host of a variety of events and activations promoting ocean conservation and preservation. The Museum will be taking part in the Ocean Lovers Festival, Earth Hour, and celebrating World Water Day, Sea Week and Clean […] The post Celebrating our blue oceans at the Australian National Maritime Museum this March appeared first on Eco News.
- Why Do Gulls Like Hanging Out in Parking Lots?Walk through a mall parking lot, and you might just stumble into sudden fame—with an audience of gulls, that is. But you’re not carrying a sandwich, and there’s no ocean here. Just a field of...
- Why Do Gulls Like Hanging Out in Parking Lots?Walk through a mall parking lot, and you might just stumble into sudden fame—with an audience of gulls, that is. But you’re not carrying a sandwich, and there’s no ocean here. Just a field of...
- STATEMENT: New bill could mean more bees and butterflies in the skiesBipartisan lawmakers introduce native plants bill The post STATEMENT: New bill could mean more bees and butterflies in the skies appeared first on Environment America.
- New study finds carbon capture ineffective and costly compared to investing in renewable energyIt would be cheaper to power the world with clean, renewable energy than to go all in on carbon capture and storage projects. The post New study finds carbon capture ineffective and costly compared to investing in renewable energy appeared first on Environment America.
- Columbia Climate School Announces New Dual Degree with Columbia Engineering The Climate School is thrilled to announce the launch of a new dual degree program with the Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science, to begin September 2025.
- Life In 2025: Making Environmental Progress Was Never Going To Be EasyThe return of Donald Trump to the White House has thrown the nation and world... The post Life In 2025: Making Environmental Progress Was Never Going To Be Easy appeared first on Earth911.
- Gene mutation discovery could pave the way for using less fertilizer to grow cropsResearchers have discovered a biological mechanism that seemingly makes plant roots more welcoming to beneficial soil microbes. The discovery – made by researchers at the John Innes Centre in Norwich – could pave the way for more environmentally-friendly farming practices, potentially allowing farmers to use less fertiliser. Production of most major crops relies on […]
- What climate change means for bird flu — and the soaring price of eggsExtreme weather is shifting the migratory patterns of birds, increasing the chances of deadly avian flu outbreaks on farms.
- Biodiversity in England’s rivers improved as metal pollution reducedAn improvement in freshwater biodiversity in England’s rivers was linked to reductions in pollution of zinc and copper, largely due to the decline of coal burning and heavy industry, say researchers. Invertebrates are used as an important measure of a river’s biodiversity and health, and Environment Agency data show there was a widespread, significant increase […]
- How do you survive the end of the world? Oscar-nominated ‘Flow’ offers an answer — through the eyes of a catAn indie animated movie from Latvia with no humans or dialogue might be the best climate movie of the year.
- Why some Starbucks locations are switching from plastic to paper cupsGreen groups say it’s a “clear admission” that the plastic ones aren’t recyclable.
- The fossil fuel industry is trying to keep buildings hooked on gas. Here’s how.Around the globe, oil and gas companies use similar strategies to fight building electrification.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Tim Montague Talks Clean Power Hour And U.S. Economic CompetitivenessThe Inflation Reduction Act and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law contributed much-needed progress but has not completed... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Tim Montague Talks Clean Power Hour And U.S. Economic Competitiveness appeared first on Earth911.
- Maybe stop advertising armageddon?Maybe stop advertising armageddon? Channel Comment brendan 24th February 2025 Teaser Media
- EggTrack 2024: Australia Leads Cage-Free Egg Transition in APACCompassion in World Farming (CIWF), a leading animal welfare organisation, has released its APAC EggTrack 2024 Spotlight. As the 2025 deadline for numerous global, regional, and local commitments approaches, the Spotlight highlights Australia’s standout leadership in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region for advancing cage-free egg commitments. This year’s ‘online spotlight’ underscores both achievements and ongoing challenges […] The post EggTrack 2024: Australia Leads Cage-Free Egg Transition in APAC appeared first on Eco News.
- Hope for critically endangered native fish with Plibersek’s announcement of trout-free havensA new initiative by the Australian Government to create trout-free havens for 5 native fish species on the brink of extinction may come just in time, according to the Invasive Species Council. Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has announced $700,000 for emergency protection of 5 critically endangered galaxias species – the Yalmy, West Gippsland, McDowell’s, shaw and tapered […] The post Hope for critically endangered native fish with Plibersek’s announcement of trout-free havens appeared first on Eco News.
- Uncertain Future for Clean Tech Boom Underway in Republican StrongholdsGovernment support for clean energy has spurred new projects across the U.S., with more than 80 percent of the spending flowing to Republican districts. But since President Trump took office, new project announcements have seen a precipitous drop.Read more on E360 →
- Cushman & Wakefield appoints Mika Kania as Head of Sustainability Advisory for Asia PacificMika Kania Cushman & Wakefield (NYSE: CWK), a leading global real estate services firm, is pleased to announce the appointment of Mika Kania as the Head of Sustainability Advisory for Asia Pacific. In her new role, Mika will lead efforts to help clients develop and implement sustainability strategies and roadmaps that drive positive environmental and social impact. Her […] The post Cushman & Wakefield appoints Mika Kania as Head of Sustainability Advisory for Asia Pacific appeared first on Eco News.
- HONEYWELL TO ESTABLISH A CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN SINGAPORE TO HELP REDUCE COMMERCIAL BUILDING CARBON EMISSIONS WITH AIHoneywell EDB Singapore Centre of Excellence The Centre of Excellence in Singapore will develop building technologies using AI to help customers drive their decarbonisation efforts across sectors in Southeast Asia Honeywell (NASDAQ: HON), in partnership with the Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), has announced the establishment of a Centre of Excellence in Singapore to pilot and deploy building technologies leveraging AI […] The post HONEYWELL TO ESTABLISH A CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE IN SINGAPORE TO HELP REDUCE COMMERCIAL BUILDING CARBON EMISSIONS WITH AI appeared first on Eco News.
- Rural New England needs EV chargers for tourism. The Trump administration is making it harder to build them. Compared to surrounding states, New Hampshire’s rural communities lag in charging stations, threatening the tourism sector. Suspending federal funds could make it difficult to accelerate construction.
- America’s Oldest Forests and Clean Drinking WaterForests, especially old, undisturbed ones, not only contribute to replenishing our groundwater but also act as the first source of filtration for streams, ponds, and reservoirs. The post America’s Oldest Forests and Clean Drinking Water appeared first on Environment America.
- A Project 2025 advisor takes the reins at EPA Region 6Scott Mason IV is the new administrator for the EPA region covering Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, and 66 tribal nations.
- Pacific Green signs agreement to sell its 250MW / 500 MWh Limestone Coast North Battery Energy Park developmentLimestone Coast North Energy Park Pacific Green Pacific Green Technologies, Inc. announces that it has signed binding documentation for the sale of 100% of the shares in its Limestone Coast North Energy Park to Intera Renewables (Intera) in a deal representing an enterprise value of A$460 million (US$293 million) (the “Transaction”). The Limestone Coast North Energy […] The post Pacific Green signs agreement to sell its 250MW / 500 MWh Limestone Coast North Battery Energy Park development appeared first on Eco News.
- Epson partners with Maersk to reduce emissions from inbound ocean transportationAne Maersk arriving from its ocean voyage Epson has announced its partnership with Maersk, one of the world’s largest shipping and logistics company, to use greenhouse gas (GHG) emission reduced fuels like biodiesel and green methanol for its inbound ocean transportation. The collaboration represents the start of a three-year programme to increase the volume of […] The post Epson partners with Maersk to reduce emissions from inbound ocean transportation appeared first on Eco News.
- Federal regulators approve grid operator PJM’s proposal to fast track development of dirty gas plantsThe approved initiative will fast-track the development of fossil fuels and undermine clean energy The post Federal regulators approve grid operator PJM’s proposal to fast track development of dirty gas plants appeared first on Environment America.
- New Illinois bill would make it easier and cheaper to go solarThe bill would streamline the permitting process for rooftop solar, cutting down on delays and costs. The post New Illinois bill would make it easier and cheaper to go solar appeared first on Environment America.
- STATEMENT: New bills in Congress would help Americans know when waters are safe for swimmingNew bipartisan bills in Congress would help the public know when the water is safe for swimming at their favorite beach. The post STATEMENT: New bills in Congress would help Americans know when waters are safe for swimming appeared first on Environment America.
- How Copper Mines PolluteToxic chemicals associated with copper mines can pollute the environment, causing serious harm to plants, animals and people. The post How Copper Mines Pollute appeared first on Environment America.
- LEGO interferometer aims to put quantum science in the spotlightUniversity of Nottingham researchers have developed a fully functional LEGO interferometer kit The post LEGO interferometer aims to put quantum science in the spotlight appeared first on Physics World.
- Key Things to Consider When Starting a Renewable Energy Manufacturing BusinessWhen you’re starting a renewable energy manufacturing business there are several things you can’t ignore. You’ll need to navigate a maze of regulations, get the right funding and find a location that works for your operations. Understanding market trends is important but so is building a skilled workforce that can adapt to this fast changing...
- Earth911 Inspiration: Nature Needs DefendersActivist and author Edward Abbey documented decades of attacks on the desert Southwest, writing in... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Nature Needs Defenders appeared first on Earth911.
- Test your quantum knowledge in this fun quizTry this fun multiple-choice quiz to mark International Quantum Year The post Test your quantum knowledge in this fun quiz appeared first on Physics World.
- The uncertain future of the Green New DealTrump can't stop talking about a law that never passed. Should activists pick a new demand?
- Genetic secret revealed for successful climate adaptation in plantsGroundbreaking new study has identified DNA underpinnings responsible for whether a species is well equipped to change with its environment. The research was undertaken by Gregor Mendel Institute [GMI] of Molecular Plant Biology, former GMI group lead Kelly Swarts, now of Sweden’s Umeå Plant Science Centre, and Masaki Shimamura at Hiroshima University. First appearing in Current […]
- The assembly revolutionThe assembly revolution Channel Comment brendan 21st February 2025 Teaser Media
- Push to Rewild in Wealthy Countries Fueling Destruction in Poorer OnesA new study details how, as wealthy countries rewild farmland, they are driving the destruction of forests in poorer countries that are more abundant in wildlife.Read more on E360 →
- Moyen Poodle: The Perfect Dog? Size, Care, and Surprising Facts!The Moyen Poodle is a fascinating dog breed that sits perfectly between the Standard and Miniature Poodle in terms of size. This breed is gaining popularity due to its intelligence, hypoallergenic coat, and balanced temperament. Whether you’re a first-time dog owner or an experienced pet lover, this guide covers everything you need to know about...
- FLYING WHALES Airship Base Announced as Key Project in Mount Isa City Council’s Future Ready Economy RoadmapOn Friday 21 February, Mount Isa City Council launched their Future Ready Economy Roadmap and FLYING WHALES (FW) spoke on how their flagship airship base project will shape the future of logistics of Mount Isa. The Future Ready Economy Roadmap, developed in response to the closure of the Glencore mine, highlights the need for economic […] The post FLYING WHALES Airship Base Announced as Key Project in Mount Isa City Council’s Future Ready Economy Roadmap appeared first on Eco News.
- MEGA EV AND HOME ENERGY SHOW “CHARGES” INTO SYDNEY TARGETING 7,500 TEST DRIVES AND MONEY SAVING SOLUTIONS“Everything Electric” expo show returns to Sydney March 7th – 9th showing Australians how to electrify their lives and save money doing it Show will include the largest and most diverse EV test drive experience ever seen in the Southern Hemisphere. Featuring an A to Z of EV models, 7,500 test drives will be available over the three days under […] The post MEGA EV AND HOME ENERGY SHOW “CHARGES” INTO SYDNEY TARGETING 7,500 TEST DRIVES AND MONEY SAVING SOLUTIONS appeared first on Eco News.
- Unlock Real Estate in Louisville and Kentucky: A GuideBuying or selling in Kentucky can be a big deal, especially when dealing with markets as crazy as Louisville. From historic homes to modern urban condos, Louisville has something for everyone. To make the process smooth, consult top real estate agents in Louisville. They’ll guide you through the real estate jungle. Why Louisville for Your...
- Why does my dishwasher smell like rotten eggs?No one wants to deal with a bad smell coming from their dishwasher, especially when it smells like rotten eggs. This unpleasant odor can make you feel self-conscious and affect the cleanliness of your dishes. This guide will walk you through the most common reasons dishwashers emit bad smells, particularly the infamous rotten egg scent....
- How to Select the Right Supply Chain Visibility Software Partner for Your BusinessIn global economy, businesses must have a comprehensive view of their supply chain operations to remain competitive. Supply chain visibility software provides real-time tracking, predictive analytics, and automation to optimize logistics and inventory management. However, choosing the right visibility partner can be challenging, as the decision impacts efficiency, cost, and long-term business growth. Key Factors...
- Birding Is a Booming Hobby—and a Big BusinessBefore the Biggest Week in American Birding festival launched 15 years ago, many hotels, restaurants, and ice cream shops on northwest Ohio’s Lake Erie shores didn’t open until late June, when...
- Birding Is a Booming Hobby—and a Big BusinessBefore the Biggest Week in American Birding festival launched 15 years ago, many hotels, restaurants, and ice cream shops on northwest Ohio’s Lake Erie shores didn’t open until late June, when...
- Pulitzer Prize-Winning Writer Elizabeth Kolbert Is Cataloging the Climate CrisisOn Monday, Feb. 24, Kolbert visited the Columbia Climate School to give the Signature Speaker Series lecture, “Under a White Sky: Solar geoengineering and other bright ideas.”
- US science faces unprecedented difficulties under the Trump administrationMatin Durrani looks at the fall out following Donald Trump's re-election as US president The post US science faces unprecedented difficulties under the Trump administration appeared first on Physics World.
- Jim Gates updates his theorist’s bucket list and surveys the damage being done to US science and societyThe theoretical physicist and media personality is our podcast guest The post Jim Gates updates his theorist’s bucket list and surveys the damage being done to US science and society appeared first on Physics World.
- Reduced heat losses reported for new mortar building materialA mortar made from recycled plastic and silica aerogel improves insulation and finds a use for plastic waste. The team behind this new building material – from Newcastle University – hope it could reduce heating and cooling bills while being environmentally friendly. They developed the cement mortar mix by replacing sand with silica aerogel and […]
- JCB’s hydrogen combustion engine approved for useJCB has seemingly cleared significant hurdles in its development of the world’s first hydrogen combustion engine after securing rulings from licensing authorities allowing it to be used commercially in machines, the company announced in January. JCB says it is the first construction equipment company to develop a fully working combustion engine fuelled by hydrogen and […]
- How Reforestation Initiatives Help Combat Climate ChangeAs the effects of climate change become increasingly evident, the need for effective, large-scale environmental solutions has never been greater. While renewable energy sources, sustainable farming practices, and carbon emissions reduction are at the forefront of climate discussions, one of the most natural and effective solutions often gets overlooked — reforestation. Planting trees globally is...
- Guest Idea: Clean Air, Naturally: Top Air Purifiers Straight from NatureMost people spend more time indoors than they realize, whether working from home or going... The post Guest Idea: Clean Air, Naturally: Top Air Purifiers Straight from Nature appeared first on Earth911.
- Europe energy investments in North Africa ‘neocolonial’Europe energy investments in North Africa ‘neocolonial’ Channel News Catherine Early 20th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Incoming CERN director-general Mark Thomson outlines his future prioritiesMark Thomson will play a big part in planning what comes next after the Large Hadron Collider The post Incoming CERN director-general Mark Thomson outlines his future priorities appeared first on Physics World.
- 'Green Grab': Solar and Wind Boom Sparks Conflicts on Land UseSolar and wind farms are proliferating and increasingly taking up land worldwide, prompting criticism from rural communities and environmentalists. Solutions range from growing crops or grazing livestock under PV panels to putting floating solar farms on lakes and reservoirs. Read more on E360 →
- Republicans once embraced ‘green banks.’ Trump is trying to raid them.EPA chief Lee Zeldin has launched an attack on the agency’s $20 billion clean energy loan program.
- ‘Sneeze simulator’ could improve predictions of pathogen spread3D nasal cavity model could also inform the design of masks and ventilation systems The post ‘Sneeze simulator’ could improve predictions of pathogen spread appeared first on Physics World.
- 7 Unexpected Things You Can CompostComposting is the best way to get rid of your kitchen scraps without sending them... The post 7 Unexpected Things You Can Compost appeared first on Earth911.
- Societal lead poisoning, rural grouse hunting and the fall of RomeToxicity in the atmosphere of the ancient empire would have been high enough to kill brain cells and lower the entire civilisation’s IQ. According to a new study of Arctic ice core samples, a team at Canada’s Simon Frasier University now believe silver mining and smelting could have directly contributed to the fall of the […]
- ‘Absolutely determined’: Energy secretary reaffirms commitment to community ownershipTwo parliamentary debates have seen Labour reiterate support for publicly-controlled heat and electricity sources as zero emission grid deadline looms. The UK has just five years to transition away from its remaining fossil fuel-powered energy sources and fully switch to renewables. On 4th February, Labour MP Catherine Atkinson emphasised the importance of community owned energy […]
- Could extreme ocean environments hold the key to locating mysterious shark birthing grounds?© Marty Snyderman New research from the Marine Biological Association (MBA) aims to shed light on one of the greatest mysteries of the natural world – where do sharks go to give birth? Sharks have inhabited the world’s oceans for over 400 million years, surviving mass extinctions and shaping marine ecosystems. However little is known about their […] The post Could extreme ocean environments hold the key to locating mysterious shark birthing grounds? appeared first on Eco News.
- Australian Govt must tighten seafood import rules so we don’t get ripped off buying seafood caught by illegal fishersAustralia has the chance to design a “world-leading system” to track seafood imports, new study finds There are no laws in Australia to prevent the importation of seafood from illegal, unreported and unregulated (IUU) fishing Australian Government is dragging its feet on a seafood imports framework Australia’s weak laws must be strengthened to avoid the […] The post Australian Govt must tighten seafood import rules so we don’t get ripped off buying seafood caught by illegal fishers appeared first on Eco News.
- First Nations and Charles Darwin University (CDU) research project dives deeper into plight of Northern Australia’s turtles, whales and dolphins[from left to right] CDU RIEL PhD candidate Natalie Robson and Dr. Carol Palmer, Senior Research Associate (Cetaceans and Marine Megafauna) at CDU RIEL. Charles Darwin University (CDU) A comparison of aerial surveys of green turtle nests between the 1990s and 2024 shows a decline in turtle nesting sites on Croker Island – a new research project with First […] The post First Nations and Charles Darwin University (CDU) research project dives deeper into plight of Northern Australia’s turtles, whales and dolphins appeared first on Eco News.
- Trump's quixotic fossil fuel agendaTrump's quixotic fossil fuel agenda Channel Comment brendan 20th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Australian Horticulture production value skyrockets to $17 billionToday’s release of The Australian Horticulture Statistics Handbook 2023/24 has revealed a 4.3% growth (YOY) in total production value for Australia’s horticulture sector to $17 billion. The Handbook, published by Hort Innovation – a not-for-profit research and development corporation supporting Australia’s horticulture industry – details a year of grower resilience, increase in overall production, and […] The post Australian Horticulture production value skyrockets to $17 billion appeared first on Eco News.
- Tackling the root causes of animal crueltyWombat on the Dove Lake Circuit, Cradle Mountain In 2023, licences were issued to kill 1,222,507 native Australian animals including 3,558 wombats In February 2025, the global animal welfare organisation Humane Society International became Humane World for Animals, uniting multiple organisations that made up the Humane Society International family and placing the emphasis firmly on tackling the […] The post Tackling the root causes of animal cruelty appeared first on Eco News.
- The Best Fruit Dip for Any Occasion: Healthy, Sweet, and IrresistibleFruit dip is the perfect way to elevate your fruit platter, whether you’re hosting a party, preparing a healthy snack, or encouraging kids to eat more fruit. It’s creamy, delicious, and packed with flavor—plus, it’s incredibly easy to make! Unlike store-bought dips loaded with artificial flavors and sugars, this homemade fruit dip is made with...
- Droughts are getting worse. Is fog-farming a fix?Tapping low-hanging clouds could be a cheap way to boost dwindling water supplies, according to new research.
- What Automatic Switching Systems Optimize Capacitor Bank Operation?Power system engineers and facility managers often struggle to maintain optimal power factor correction while minimizing wear and tear on their equipment. This leads many to wonder: What automatic switching systems optimize capacitor bank operation? Modern capacitor bank controllers use microprocessor-based systems that monitor power factor, voltage, and reactive power demand to automatically switch capacitor...
- Cattle are Catalysts for Grassland Bird Habitat at Wyoming’s Carter RanchTen Sleep, Wyo. (February 19, 2025) — The National Audubon Society proudly announces Carter Ranch, the home of Carter Country Meats in northern Washakie County on the western slope of the Big Horn...
- Cattle are Catalysts for Grassland Bird Habitat at Wyoming’s Carter RanchTen Sleep, Wyo. (February 19, 2025) — The National Audubon Society proudly announces Carter Ranch, the home of Carter Country Meats in northern Washakie County on the western slope of the Big Horn...
- Audubon Applauds Bipartisan Federal Effort to Protect Delaware River Basin with Critical Reauthorization BillLast week, members of the Delaware River Watershed Caucus introduced the Delaware River Basin Restoration Program Reauthorization Act of 2025. The bill would extend program authorization through 2032...
- Audubon Applauds Bipartisan Federal Effort to Protect Delaware River Basin with Critical Reauthorization BillLast week, members of the Delaware River Watershed Caucus introduced the Delaware River Basin Restoration Program Reauthorization Act of 2025. The bill would extend program authorization through 2032...
- Wildlife crossings provide safe passageElk, deer, panthers, bears, turtles and all sorts of animals are struck by cars and trucks. Wildlife crossings give them safe passage. The post Wildlife crossings provide safe passage appeared first on Environment America.
- Historic New Marine Sanctuary along California’s Central Coast Shows the Power of Tribal-Led ConservationTwo weeks ago, I went on my first pelagic birding boat trip off the central coast of California. It was foggy, it was 10 hours, and it was glorious. While we were out in the middle of the Pacific...
- Memory of previous contacts affects static electricity on materialsImportant clue found in the mystery of inconsistent triboelectric series The post Memory of previous contacts affects static electricity on materials appeared first on Physics World.
- What a more sustainable tourism industry could look likeWith HBO's White Lotus poised to create its next tourist boom, author Sarah Stodola discusses how to prevent tourism from destroying local communities and ecosystems.
- Groundbreaking tech gives EV users the full picture on battery healthUK startup Generational has unveiled “a strategy to supercharge car-dealers’ and consumers’ confidence in used EVs”. The solution seemingly resides with a novel battery-health assessment technology, which the group says is intuitive and state-of-the-art. The proprietary battery assessment tool is said to provide simple, seamless battery-health checks for pre-owned EVs – allowing dealers to provide […]
- Trump’s job cuts lead to closed trails, staff shortages in WAThe president's mass job cuts are hitting workers in Washington state who clean trails, help fight wildfires and find lost hikers.
- Rooftop solar: A ray of light at a cloudy time for renewables?The continued rapid growth of renewable energy in America is suddenly in question. The answer could be up on the roof. The post Rooftop solar: A ray of light at a cloudy time for renewables? appeared first on Environment America.
- Spread of Dark Algae Could Hasten Melt of Greenland Ice SheetDark algae are spreading across the Greenland ice sheet as snow retreats. Their dark color causes ice to absorb more heat from the sun, accelerating melting, and according to a new study, the harsh conditions atop the ice sheet will do little to slow their advance.Read more on E360 →
- Hydrogen adoption in European public transport faces grid and storage challengesA striking 93% of European public transport decisionmakers have expressed concerns about the capacity of their grid connection to fuel their current and future battery electric or hydrogen-powered fleets, in a new survey. The research, commissioned by specialist engineering company IMI, surveyed 300 senior public transport professionals across the UK, Germany and Italy about the […]
- Wireless deep brain stimulation reverses Parkinson’s disease in miceA photothermal, nanoparticle-based deep brain stimulation system restored motor skills in mice with Parkinson’s-like disease The post Wireless deep brain stimulation reverses Parkinson’s disease in mice appeared first on Physics World.
- FirstGroup only UK transport operator to make S&P Sustainability YearbookJust one in 28 British bus and rail providers made the cut for 2025, exposing major shortcomings in current services. The S&P Sustainability Yearbook involves a Corporate Sustainability Assessment on more than 7,600 companies across 60 industries in the UK. To make the final rollcall, firms need a S&P Global Sustainability Score which is within […]
- Guest Idea: The Sultans of Swag Versus Looking at Clouds from Both Sides NowA new scientific study indicates that changing cloud cover may be behind most of the... The post Guest Idea: The Sultans of Swag Versus Looking at Clouds from Both Sides Now appeared first on Earth911.
- How should scientists deal with politicians who don’t respect science?Robert P Crease wonders what Freeman Dyson would have made of today’s world The post How should scientists deal with politicians who don’t respect science? appeared first on Physics World.
- Thanks to HBO, everyone wants a ‘White Lotus’ getaway. Can Thailand handle it?As Season 3 of the popular series shows the beauty of Koh Samui, the Thai island is already dealing with the challenges of overtourism.
- Can a new equity initiative overcome climate’s diversity issue?As diversity and inclusion initiatives face an increasingly hostile environment, a leading think tank is trying to boost visibility and platforms for marginalised people at 180 charities. Funding from the National Lottery Commission will be used to help platform people and communities on the frontline of the climate crisis. The focus will fall on groups […]
- Scientists discover secret of ice-free polar-bear furFindings could lead to more environmentally-friendly anti-icing surfaces and lubricants The post Scientists discover secret of ice-free polar-bear fur appeared first on Physics World.
- Earth911 Podcast Classic: How To Lower Your Carbon Footprint and Save MoneyRevisit our early conversations about sustainable living when the Earth911 gang gathered at the microphone... The post Earth911 Podcast Classic: How To Lower Your Carbon Footprint and Save Money appeared first on Earth911.
- Labour is in the lucky position to be able to address voters’ prioritiesThis post is by Colin Hines, convenor of the UK Green New Deal Group. The rise of populist parties in Europe and the rout of the Democrats came about because progressives in Europe and the US have no coherent and easy to understand response to voters’ desire […]
- Labour’s deluded carbon capture gambleLabour’s deluded carbon capture gamble Channel Comment Tom Hardy 19th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Urban Living and the Hidden WaterworksUrbanites often take for granted the networks beneath their feet. As cities stretch upwards, the underground workings that make this urban sprawl possible are never given a second thought. But without these subterranean systems, cities would collapse. Ignorance doesn’t diminish their importance. Instead, it breeds a lack of appreciation for what is basically infrastructure. Urban...
- QLD pays to clean up Battery Producers’ messThe QLD government has announced a three point plan aimed at reducing hazardous battery fires. TEC welcomes this initiative as a first step, but urges QLD to make arrangements to ensure those that produce these dangerous items, pay their fair share towards the costs to reduce the risks they create and fund comprehensive collection and […] The post QLD pays to clean up Battery Producers’ mess appeared first on Eco News.
- Pressure on Adelaide dolphins and other marine species across southern AustraliaProbable propellor strike Marine scientists are calling for more focused management strategies and further interventions to secure the future of marine ecosystems and key fish species, as well as ‘near threatened’ dolphins and shellfish species around South Australia’s coastline. With ongoing pressure from human activities and climate change, three new research articles led by Flinders […] The post Pressure on Adelaide dolphins and other marine species across southern Australia appeared first on Eco News.
- 50 MILLION PAPER CUPS SAVED FROM LANDFILL BY SIMPLY CUPSCollection of paper cups saved from landfill. Simply Cups is celebrating successfully collecting 50 million paper cups and saving them from landfill. Simply Cups collects and recycles paper cups collected from more than 1,500 collection locations in Australia and New Zealand, including coffee, soft drink, ice-cream, frozen yoghurt and Slurpee paper cups. Closed Loop Environmental […] The post 50 MILLION PAPER CUPS SAVED FROM LANDFILL BY SIMPLY CUPS appeared first on Eco News.
- Feeding the future: finding the solutions for a fairer, more sustainable food systemOur health – and that of the planet – is intricately linked to what we eat. Every bite we take affects emissions, soil health, waste, as well as our physical and mental health. As we face a cost-of-living crisis, how can we produce, distribute, sell, cook and recycle food in ways that will create a […] The post Feeding the future: finding the solutions for a fairer, more sustainable food system appeared first on Eco News.
- TNFD launches new capacity-building platform to scale market confidence and capabilities on nature-related issuesResponding to market needs for upskilling on nature-related issues, the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures (TNFD) today released two new capacity-building tools for market participants and for third-party training providers. Available from the Knowledge Hub on the TNFD website are a Learning Lab, for interested individuals to access directly for their own self-guided, self-paced knowledge […] The post TNFD launches new capacity-building platform to scale market confidence and capabilities on nature-related issues appeared first on Eco News.
- Southern Resident orca update: life in the podAfter a tumultuous start to 2025, new life brings hope to struggling orcas The post Southern Resident orca update: life in the pod appeared first on Environment America.
- Bill to reduce food waste in Oregon gets first hearingOne million pounds of food went uneaten in Oregon in 2023. Simple policy changes could help. The post Bill to reduce food waste in Oregon gets first hearing appeared first on Environment America.
- Inverse design configures magnon-based signal processorNotch filter and demultiplexer created in thin magnetic film using current-loop array The post Inverse design configures magnon-based signal processor appeared first on Physics World.
- An expert’s guide to built environment sustainability reportingFrom replacing outdated equipment, to reducing energy demands, we take a crash course in reducing workplace climate footprints. Sustainability has become a major focus for businesses in recent years, with ESG reporting crucial to securing funding, clients and talent. The built environment is no different. Whether it’s your board, your employees or potential tenants, developers, […]
- How Congestion Pricing Will Benefit New York CityCongestion pricing is already delivering results, but what can New Yorkers expect in the months to come?
- Global air travel is surging. Clean jet fuel? Not so muchGlobal air travel surged to record levels last year, and airlines are consuming far less sustainable jet fuel than expected.
- Wastewater analysis at Bolivian lithium deposit explores how to avoid repeating past environmental mistakesA US group has conducted the first thorough chemical analysis of wastewater associated with mining the lithium brine at the Salar de Uyuni, in Bolivia. Their findings could inform strategies to manage future mining operations and avoid the groundwater depletion and other problems that have affected sites like the Salar de Atacama in Chile. The […]
- £4.7 million from Innovate UK will support networks to conduct regulatory scienceInnovate UK has committed an additional £4.7 million to support 11 new networks focused on advancing regulatory science. The initiative aims to help policymakers keep pace with rapid technological developments by providing new tools, datasets, and approaches to regulation. Regulatory frameworks play a key role in shaping innovation, providing confidence to businesses and investors while […]
- Council approves plans for Electric Arc Furnace in Port TalbotOn 18 February Neath Port Talbot Council’s Planning Committee approved Tata Steel UK’s proposals to deliver state-of-the-art Electric Arc Furnace steelmaking in Port Talbot. Rajesh Nair, CEO of Tata Steel UK, said: “We are very pleased to have secured approval to build sustainable steelmaking in Port Talbot. Amidst a challenging global market, this is a […]
- What To Do When Your Solar System Is Not Working?Over 5 million home solar systems are installed in the U.S., and that number keeps... The post What To Do When Your Solar System Is Not Working? appeared first on Earth911.
- The muon’s magnetic moment exposes a huge hole in the Standard Model – unless it doesn’tAlex Keshavarzi digs into the showdown between two competing Standard Model predictions of the muon, which may reveal undiscovered particles hiding in the vacuum The post The muon’s magnetic moment exposes a huge hole in the Standard Model – unless it doesn’t appeared first on Physics World.
- St Austell and Newquay MP visits local biogas plantLast week, Noah Law MP spoke to industry guests at the Eden Project about the need for Government to ensure biogas meets its potential in delivering Britain’s clean energy needs. The local MP for St Austell and Newquay had previously visited the Fraddon anaerobic digestion plant operated by Material Change in Higher Fraddon, St Columb. […]
- Veolia is saving 12GWh of gas per year using a new distillate productResource management firm Veolia says it is now saving 12GWh of gas use per year by using a new distillate product as a fuel for the steam plant that supports the solvent recovery operations at its Garston, Liverpool facility. By developing and testing the new fuel, and using it as a substitute for fossil fuel, […]
- Trump’s attack on paper straws is mostly symbolic — but the plastics industry is celebratingTrade groups are seizing the moment to call for fewer restrictions on plastics.
- Reciprocity: Rethinking Our Relationship with the Natural WorldRobin Wall Kimmerer, the bestselling author of Braiding Sweetgrass, recently published The Serviceberry, which explores the economies of nature. In an e360 interview, the Native American ecologist discusses reciprocity, gratitude, and aligning human law with ecological law.Read more on E360 →
- ‘It’s about control’: Why Trump changed Denali’s name to Mount McKinleyAmerica has always stripped the land of its original Indigenous names. It's had surprising climate implications.
- Reform UK slammed for climate ‘garbage science’ claimMP and millionaire businessman Richard Tice’s recent comments have outraged the global scientific community as misinformation threat continues to increase. Speaking with Sky News’ political correspondent Ali Fortescue, the Reform UK deputy leader tried to dismiss the global consensus on manmade climate change as ‘garbage’. ‘There’s no evidence that man-made CO2 is going to change […]
- Low-temperature plasma halves cancer recurrence in miceTreatment with a cold atmospheric plasma reduced the recurrence rate of melanoma tumours after surgery by roughly 50% The post Low-temperature plasma halves cancer recurrence in mice appeared first on Physics World.
- Four Simple Steps to Eco-Clean That BathroomI don’t know about you, but I’d clean a bathroom over a kitchen any day.... The post Four Simple Steps to Eco-Clean That Bathroom appeared first on Earth911.
- We Earthlings: Trees Capture Carbon DioxideThe average hardwood tree captures an estimated 48 pounds of carbon dioxide per year. Over... The post We Earthlings: Trees Capture Carbon Dioxide appeared first on Earth911.
- 'We're not ready for climate breakdown''We're not ready for climate breakdown' Channel News brendan 18th February 2025 Teaser Media
- The Future of Sustainable Drinks: Why Tea is the One to BeatSustainability is no longer a trend — it’s a necessity. As consumers get more eco-conscious the beverage industry is under pressure to reduce its footprint. Among all drinks tea is the one that leads the way in sustainability. This ancient brew has an eco-friendly consumption model from minimal processing to reduced carbon footprint. Low Impact,...
- How to Pack Plastic Bins for Moving?Moving in New York City is hard—small apartments, busy streets, walk-ups. Your belongings need to be packed right to make a stress-free move. Cardboard boxes have been the go-to but plastic moving bins are becoming more popular among NYC residents because of their durability, reusability and can withstand the unpredictable NYC weather. They’re better for...
- Boral trials recycled end-of-life solar panels as ‘sand’ for concreteThe sustainable concrete blend is undergoing trials ahead of use in major North East Link project Boral Limited (“Boral”) has trialled a new recycled sand for concrete using crushed glass from end-of-life and damaged solar panels. Currently undergoing trials, it has been specifically created for Victoria’s North East Link project, the biggest-ever infrastructure investment in Melbourne’s […] The post Boral trials recycled end-of-life solar panels as ‘sand’ for concrete appeared first on Eco News.
- Forking Amazing! Australian businesses Cut Food Waste by 13%, CO2 Landfill Reduction Equal to 200,000 Cars off the RoadEnd Food Waste Australia (EFWA) has announced impressive progress in the fight against food waste, with a new report revealing that businesses – including caterers, manufacturers, and major supermarkets such as Coles and Woolworths – who are part of the Australian Food Pact – have reduced their overall food waste by 13% since 2022. This […] The post Forking Amazing! Australian businesses Cut Food Waste by 13%, CO2 Landfill Reduction Equal to 200,000 Cars off the Road appeared first on Eco News.
- One-of-a-kind hilltop with incredibly rare grevillea now protectedGrevillea hodgei – photo by Michael Mills On a hinterland hilltop overlooking Beerwah and the coastline beyond, a slender-leaved shrub blooms into bursts of yellow between the volcanic rocks. The Critically Endangered Coochin Hills grevillea (Grevillea hodgei) is found in only two small pockets: the peaks of the Coochin Hills and this rocky outcrop known locally as […] The post One-of-a-kind hilltop with incredibly rare grevillea now protected appeared first on Eco News.
- A healthy vision for a healthy planetBupa Optical Opticycle To help make maintaining healthy vision more sustainable, Australians are now able to recycle their old glasses, contact lenses and contact lens packages at Bupa Optical & Hearing stores around Australia as part of a new partnership with Opticycle. Today more than 50 per cent of Australians live with one or more long-term […] The post A healthy vision for a healthy planet appeared first on Eco News.
- Migratory Birds that Fly between Canada and South America Face Highest Risk, per New Audubon StudyNEW YORK (February 17, 2025)-- Today, scientists with the National Audubon Society published research in Nature Ecology & Evolution that will help inform global efforts to protect migratory birds. In...
- Migratory Birds that Fly between Canada and South America Face Highest Risk, per New Audubon StudyNEW YORK (February 17, 2025)-- Today, scientists with the National Audubon Society published research in Nature Ecology & Evolution that will help inform global efforts to protect migratory birds. In...
- Women in Science: Extreme Heat Researcher Casey IvanovichIn honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we talk to Ivanovich, who is studying climate extremes and humid heat.
- Ultra-high-energy neutrino detection opens a new window on the universeParticle could have been created by a blazar or a cosmic collision The post Ultra-high-energy neutrino detection opens a new window on the universe appeared first on Physics World.
- Threads of fire: uncovering volcanic secrets with Pele’s hair and tearsHear from volcanologists about these stunning geological phenomena and the thrill of working in volcanic landscapes The post Threads of fire: uncovering volcanic secrets with Pele’s hair and tears appeared first on Physics World.
- How the federal funding and hiring freezes are leaving communities vulnerable to wildfireUncertainty over funding and hiring stemming from President Trump's executive orders has limited wildfire training and postponed work to reduce flammable vegetation.
- Pay-per-mile honor system could supplement WA gas taxA self-reported odometer reading may be the solution to replace Washington's dwindling gas-tax revenue.
- WA scientists plan to publish report on nature that Trump canceledPhil Levin, a UW professor and the national director of the National Nature Assessment, said he's been amazed at the outpouring of support to continue the work.
- A beloved forest reserve in King County is expandedAbout 35 miles east of Seattle, a forest is now protected.
- How Wolves Could Help Bring Back Scottish ForestsWolves have been gone from the Scottish Highlands for more than 200 years, and in their absence red deer have proliferated. Researchers say that returning wolves to the Highlands would keep deer in check, allowing large areas of native woodland to regrow.Read more on E360 →
- In real-time sewer control, we trustThe importance of building trust in real-time controls systems for sewer networks will be explored in a roundtable at World Water-Tech, hosted by Chengzi Chew, chief intrapreneur at Grundfos FutureLab, who shares his thoughts in a Q&A ahead of the event. The title of your roundtable at World Water-Tech is – Overcoming trust issues: what […]
- Modelling the motion of confined crowds could help prevent crushing incidentsA new study of how dense human crowds move in confined spaces could help predict potentially life-threatening collective motions The post Modelling the motion of confined crowds could help prevent crushing incidents appeared first on Physics World.
- Working out a sustainable future for the British flower industry(Words: The University of Surrey) There is a sustainable future for the British flower industry – but it has to start with recognition that the current model is fuelling the environmental crisis through carbon emissions and agrochemical pollution emitted through current production processes, according to new research. The project in question proposes a radical shift […]
- Work concludes on the Thames Tideway TunnelTideway, the firm responsible for delivering London’s “super sewer”, the Thames Tideway Tunnel, announced its successful activation, on 14 February. After ten years of construction the last of 21 connections has been made between the original Victorian sewers and the new 25km tunnel, bringing online a system which it is hoped will protect the tidal […]
- Ofgem reforms will prioritise projects that are “ready” and “needed”Ofgem announced grid reforms on 14 February that will take the GB grid from a first-come, first-served system to one that prioritizes projects for connection based on their degree of readiness and perceived importance to hitting the government’s clean power targets. Announcing it as “a step change in tackling delays and shortening queues”, Ofgem said […]
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Peerby’s Daan Weddenpohl Accelerates Circular, Sharing EconomiesThe sharing economy can be a platform for keeping products in circulation and out of... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Peerby’s Daan Weddenpohl Accelerates Circular, Sharing Economies appeared first on Earth911.
- 14 fashion brands unite for footwear circularity pushThe collaborative initiative brings together leading manufacturers and their existing reuse and recycle schemes. Closing the Footwear Loop is the latest in a long list of efforts by the clothing industry to try and begin tackling its enormous environmental footprint. The aim is to move away from the existing ‘take-make-dispose’ model and onto a circular […]
- Heat-induced deaths set to surge in Southern EuropeThe continent’s cities are likely to see a rise in fatalities over coming decades, scientists warn. Research conducted by a team at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine projected increasing temperatures, data on population growth and density, death rates linked to heat and cold for 854 urban areas in 30 countries. Modelling for […]
- Fuelling health and ecological harmsFuelling health and ecological harms Channel News brendan 17th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Social Security to Expand SSI Rental Subsidy Policy: What It Means for Low-Income RentersHousing affordability is a growing concern for low-income individuals in the U.S., particularly those who rely on Supplemental Security Income (SSI). In response, the Social Security Administration (SSA) is expanding its SSI rental subsidy policy to provide greater access to affordable housing. This article explains: What the expansion means for renters How the new policy...
- Eco-Friendly Ranching: How Ranch Hands Can Support Sustainable Land ManagementWe have always been firm supporters of eco-friendly and responsible farming because it’s the perfect formula for environmental protection as well as high-quality production of food. And what we find appealing is that sustainable land management is all about the long-term benefits for the soil and environment. Beyond that, eco-friendly ranching also provides long-term benefits...
- Gas Leak? Sleep Peacefully with a Quick Emergency Gas FitterThat deeply unsettling odour of rotten eggs can wake anyone up. It’s the unmistakable smell of a gas leak, the terrifying realisation that your home, your refuge, could be hiding a killer. The heart pounds, the mind flashes worst-case scenarios, and suddenly, there’s no way to sleep. A gas leak is not simply an inconvenience to be dealt with;...
- Climate Action Week Sydney 2025 to feature nearly 300 community-run events across Greater Sydney from March 10-16Bondi Surf Event What: As global urgency around climate action intensifies, Climate Action Week Sydney 2025 (CAW.SYD.25) will take centre stage from March 10-16 bringing individuals, businesses, charities, and communities together to share ideas and inspiration in a bid to accelerate the transition to a net-zero future Organisers are expecting tens of thousands of Sydneysiders to attend nearly 300 community events throughout […] The post Climate Action Week Sydney 2025 to feature nearly 300 community-run events across Greater Sydney from March 10-16 appeared first on Eco News.
- Be curious, drive change with a 2026 Nuffield scholarshipNuffield Australia has today opened applications for its 2026 scholarships, calling on the next crop of Australian agriculturalists to be curious, drive change and help their industry thrive. Farmers and those working in the agriculture industry are encouraged to seize the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity by applying for a scholarship for 15 weeks of overseas study. Nuffield […] The post Be curious, drive change with a 2026 Nuffield scholarship appeared first on Eco News.
- Arca Announces Partnerships to Drive Carbon Removal Projects at WA Mine SitesArca rover and measurement equipment Arca, a leader in mineral carbonation technology, today announced strategic partnerships to accelerate carbon removal at mine sites across Western Australia. Arca has joined the Development Partner Institute (DPI) as an Associate Partner, ensuring Traditional Owners and stakeholders are engaged from the outset in designing future carbon removal projects. Arca is […] The post Arca Announces Partnerships to Drive Carbon Removal Projects at WA Mine Sites appeared first on Eco News.
- Works commence on multi-million-dollar climate adaptation projectSod turning ceremony image caption (left to right): Iroijlaplap Michael L. Kabua; H.E. RMI President Dr. Hilda Heine; Hon. Mayor Hirata J. Kabua and Mrs. Mayor; Hon. Minister David Paul, Senator for Kwajalein and Governor of World Bank on behalf of the Republic of the Marshall Islands; Regional Manager Hall, Matthew Brown; Hon. Senator Kili Kabua, […] The post Works commence on multi-million-dollar climate adaptation project appeared first on Eco News.
- EDP continues to be among the world’s most sustainable electricity companies in the Dow Jones indexImage courtesy of EDP EDP is once again recognised as one of the world’s leading electricity companies in the area of sustainability, consolidating this position in the Dow Jones Best-in-Class Indices, where it has also been the only Portuguese company in the index for 17 consecutive years. The group is also in the Top 5% […] The post EDP continues to be among the world’s most sustainable electricity companies in the Dow Jones index appeared first on Eco News.
- Safeguard Your System: Hot Water Plumbing SafetyThere is nothing like a shower after a long day, especially in Sydney’s hot summers. However, what if that revitalising shower transforms into a seething shock or, even worse, a frigid and annoying letdown? Hot water systems can sometimes throw a spanner in the works, and many homeowners have more problems than they realise when...
- Murray: Trump layoffs leave Hanford nuclear site with ‘skeleton crew’Layoffs at the Hanford site included safety engineers and scientists, Sen. Patty Murray said. Hundreds of other federal workers in the state lost their jobs too.
- Mayors across the US urge Congress not to repeal clean energy tax creditsThe Inflation Reduction Act incentives for developing clean energy have created thousands of jobs in local communities across the country. The Trump administration froze further spending on them.
- Boeing-built hydrofoils once skimmed across Puget SoundMore than 60 years ago, Boeing used its jet airplane technology in passenger boats, and in 1960 constructed its first hydrofoil at its Renton factory.
- Return of the hydrofoil: Puget Sound passenger ferries in the worksA Belfast-based company is partnering with a Puget Sound maker of luxury yachts, with promises that they may build a new fleet of passenger-only ferries.
- Bogs hold a key to climate solutions through carbon sequestration, but many have been drainedIn Illinois alone, more than 90 percent of wetlands have been lost.
- Are Angler Fish Found in Cold Waters? Habitat of Angler FishAngler fish are some of the most fascinating creatures of the deep ocean, often depicted with eerie, glowing lures in science fiction. But one common question remains: Are angler fish found in cold waters? The answer is a resounding yes! Many species of angler fish thrive in the dark, frigid depths of the ocean, particularly...
- Winter Returns to Florida: Cold Fronts and Strong Winds Expected This WeekendOn Thursday, February 13, a cold front started changing the weather in Florida. Counties like Orange, Osceola, and Seminole will feel the cold first. Two more cold fronts are expected to come during the weekend and early next week. After some warm weather that started February, with temperatures reaching 80°F in many places, Florida will...
- Registration Now Open for Naturally Good Expo 2025: Celebrating a Decade of Excellence in Natural ProductsNaturally Good Expo, the leading event for the natural and organic products community, is excited to announce that registration for 2025 is now open. This special year marks the 10th anniversary of the expo, which will be celebrated with a range of new features and an exciting networking evening on the first day. The expo […] The post Registration Now Open for Naturally Good Expo 2025: Celebrating a Decade of Excellence in Natural Products appeared first on Eco News.
- SIX SENSES ZIGHY BAY UNVEILS ITS 2024 SUSTAINABILITY AND COMMUNITY MILESTONESAchieved a 13.7% reduction in energy and saved 23.2% in water usage Diverted 47% of waste from landfills while 14 tonnes of food waste were composted and donated to local farmers Dedicated significant investment in local communities, supporting education, infrastructure, and livelihoods Successfully restored coral reefs, enhancing marine biodiversity and ecosystem resilience In 2024, Six […] The post SIX SENSES ZIGHY BAY UNVEILS ITS 2024 SUSTAINABILITY AND COMMUNITY MILESTONES appeared first on Eco News.
- Schneider Electric signs agreement with Motion Solutions Australia and Motion Solutions New Zealand as its cobot robotics distributor in the PacificMotion Solutions Australia and Motion Solutions New Zealand have been appointed as Schneider Electric’s sole robotics industrial automation distributor. Schneider Electric’s global robotics distributor program has been created to empower robotics-focused distributors to become transformation partners. As a specialist robotics distributor in the Pacific, Motion Solutions will play a pivotal role in driving customer adoption […] The post Schneider Electric signs agreement with Motion Solutions Australia and Motion Solutions New Zealand as its cobot robotics distributor in the Pacific appeared first on Eco News.
- How rocky headland affects coastal sand movement in popular tourist townThe Robe obelisk Photo courtesy: Patrick Hesp (Flinders University). A new study has given key insights into South Australia’s coastal management by examining how Cape Dombey’s rocky headland in Robe on the state’s Limestone Coast influences waves, currents and sand movement. By collecting real-world data over summer and winter, the Flinders University researchers have identified […] The post How rocky headland affects coastal sand movement in popular tourist town appeared first on Eco News.
- An Unforgettable Experience off the Coast of NewfoundlandAptly referred to as “The Rock,” the island of Newfoundland boldly rises from the North Atlantic, a rugged wilderness at North America’s eastern edge. This vast island boasts a mesmerizing...
- An Unforgettable Experience off the Coast of NewfoundlandAptly referred to as “The Rock,” the island of Newfoundland boldly rises from the North Atlantic, a rugged wilderness at North America’s eastern edge. This vast island boasts a mesmerizing...
- Women in Science: Climate and Wildfire Researcher Caroline JuangIn honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we profile Caroline Juang, who studies how climate change is impacting wildfires out west.
- Demand for Solar for Schools is Sky High!88 schools apply for grant funding to go solar – saving money and protecting the planet! The post Demand for Solar for Schools is Sky High! appeared first on Environment America.
- How Is Climate Change Affecting Your Valentine’s Day Chocolate?Professor of Climate Jessica Fanzo explains what cacao trees need to thrive, and how climate change is making chocolate production more challenging.
- Dust from Car Brakes More Harmful than Exhaust, Study FindsIn cars, pollution doesn't come from exhaust alone. It also comes from wear and tear on roads, tires, and brakes. According to new research, tiny bits of dust cast off by brake pads may inflict more harm than car exhaust.Read more on E360 →
- Should WA test human waste fertilizer for PFAS?Fertilizers from human waste could pose a contamination risk. A new bill would require testing.
- Trump wants states to clean up forests to stop wildfires. But his administration cut off fundsIn Washington state, a U.S. Forest Service fire captain fears "situations where people call 911 and there aren’t enough firefighters to go around."
- Freedom in the Equation exhibition opens at Harvard Science CentreThe exhibition, which is part of the Science at Risk project, runs until 10 March The post Freedom in the Equation exhibition opens at Harvard Science Centre appeared first on Physics World.
- Consistent cutting: Macerator for wastewater and biogasBorger has launched a new cutting-basket macerator that helps protect wastewater/biogas pumps and downstream equipment by consistently mashing solids. Designed with pivoted cutting blades that adjust automatically, the OrbitGrinder operates at an even cutting speed, with its cutting basket’s blades arranged in a special star shape to maximise shredding. Not only is flow through the […]
- Will JD Vance save the Great Lakes from Trump?The vice president once pushed for restoration funding. Advocates hope he hasn't forgotten.
- Trump’s funding freeze is wreaking havoc on climate scienceFederal dollars have bankrolled some of humanity's biggest breakthroughs. What happens when they disappear?
- Why chocolate is ridiculously expensive right nowRising temperatures, erratic rainfall, and other climate impacts are throttling cocoa production and driving up chocolate prices.
- Was the world’s most influential climate target doomed from the start?As the world passes 1.5 degrees C of warming, a Cambridge scholar argues that putting a deadline on climate action was the wrong way to frame it.
- Earth911 Inspiration: Peter M. Hoffmann on Choosing the Middle RoadThis week’s quote is from Peter M. Hoffman, professor, researcher, and author. In his book,... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Peter M. Hoffmann on Choosing the Middle Road appeared first on Earth911.
- Green Events Code of Practice sets out new national standardPilots in 10 local authorities – including Manchester and Liverpool councils – have tested the effectiveness of sustainability measures for live concerts, festivals and other gatherings. More than 60 music, sporting and community events were involved in the project, with results pointing to the potential for local governments to introduce assessments on the environmental impact […]
- A: Labour’s deluded carbon capture gambleA: Labour’s deluded carbon capture gamble Channel Comment brendan 14th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Data centres worsen water crisis - says dataData centres worsen water crisis - says data Channel Comment brendan 14th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Avarni launches new feature to track SBTi commitments across supply chainsAvarni’s SBTi Targets tracks science-based commitments in supply chains, helping businesses assess risk, report Scope 3 emissions, and decarbonize. Avarni, a leading carbon accounting platform, has launched SBTi Targets, an innovative new feature that enables companies to track Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) commitments across their supply chain. This latest enhancement provides businesses with a […] The post Avarni launches new feature to track SBTi commitments across supply chains appeared first on Eco News.
- Beekeeping Set To Become Effortless With the Launch of a New Invention From Flow Hive, The ‘Flow Super Lifter’Flow Super Lifter in action Flow Hive Backyard beekeeping has blossomed into a national movement, with over 855,000 registered beehives across Australia. To overcome the greatest barrier in beekeeping – the heavy lifting required to open a beehive – the inventors of the Flow Hive have created and launched the Flow Super Lifter after seven years of development, […] The post Beekeeping Set To Become Effortless With the Launch of a New Invention From Flow Hive, The ‘Flow Super Lifter’ appeared first on Eco News.
- WILDLAND: EUROPE’S MOST AMBITIOUS CONSERVATION PROJECT AND ITS 200-YEAR LEGACY FOR THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDSWildLand is a story of hope and regeneration, of rewilding on an epic scale and of extraordinary experiences in Scotland’s truly wild spaces. This is Europe’s largest and most ambitious conservation project, spanning 220,000 acres across 13 estates, from Loch Ness and the Cairngorm to the raw, rugged coastline of Sutherland in the far north. At […] The post WILDLAND: EUROPE’S MOST AMBITIOUS CONSERVATION PROJECT AND ITS 200-YEAR LEGACY FOR THE SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS appeared first on Eco News.
- Can artificial intelligence save the Great Barrier Reef?Australian researchers are designing a global real-time monitoring system to help save the world’s coral reefs from further decline, primarily due to bleaching caused by global warming. Coral reefs worldwide are dying at an alarming rate, with 75% of reefs experiencing bleaching-level heat stress in the past two years. The World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef (GBR), considered […] The post Can artificial intelligence save the Great Barrier Reef? appeared first on Eco News.
- Crisafulli Government announces plan to help extinguish firesThe Waste and Resource Recovery (WARR) industry has welcomed the Crisafulli Government’s announcement that it will implement a three-point plan to tackle the increasing number of dangerous battery related fires that continue to place the lives of its workers at risk every day. The plan – announced today by the Hon. Andrew Powell – aims […] The post Crisafulli Government announces plan to help extinguish fires appeared first on Eco News.
- 11 new marine sanctuary areas announced for Australia’s stressed south-eastern waters80,000 square kilometres of new marine sanctuaries announced for Australia’s stressed South-east marine region The newly expanded marine park around Australia’s sub-Antarctic territory of Macquarie Island to be finalised New oil and gas titles, including seismic blasting, to be banned from all South-east marine parks An existing marine sanctuary to be opened up to commercial […] The post 11 new marine sanctuary areas announced for Australia’s stressed south-eastern waters appeared first on Eco News.
- USGS and Audubon Formalize Partnership in Bird Data CollaborationIn 2019, a hallmark study was published documenting the loss of nearly 30% of the birds in North America since 1970. This study, colloquially known as the 3 Billion Birds study, is largely based on...
- USGS and Audubon Formalize Partnership in Bird Data CollaborationIn 2019, a hallmark study was published documenting the loss of nearly 30% of the birds in North America since 1970. This study, colloquially known as the 3 Billion Birds study, is largely based on...
- Schneider Electric appoints Tim Pratt as Vice President Power Products, Pacific ZoneTim Pratt Tim Pratt has been announced as Vice President Power Products, Pacific Zone, overseeing sustainable energy solutions and advancing customer and partner innovation. Tim’s vision targets innovation in the New Energy Landscape and electrification, driven by the rise of microgrids, electric vehicles, and energy storage to enhance energy independence. Tim has joined Schneider Electric’s […] The post Schneider Electric appoints Tim Pratt as Vice President Power Products, Pacific Zone appeared first on Eco News.
- TrusTrace Joins Textile Exchange’s Trackit™ Pilot Project to Advance Interoperability and Traceability in Textile Supply ChainsTrusTrace, a market-leading platform for supply chain traceability and compliance in the fashion and textile industry, is proud to announce its participation in Textile Exchange’s test pilot project, to evaluate a multiparty Trackit system. The pilot is set to run throughout 2025, marking a significant step forward in advancing traceability and transparency within the textile and […] The post TrusTrace Joins Textile Exchange’s Trackit™ Pilot Project to Advance Interoperability and Traceability in Textile Supply Chains appeared first on Eco News.
- Soaking up solutions: Humble marine sponges enhance ocean lifeDense Invertebrates Photo Credit: Daniel Ierodiaconou Deakin University Deakin University researchers have joined scientists from SeaGen Aquaculture and Gippsland-based biotech company Offshore Biotechnologies to undertake the largest rapid assessment of marine sponge cultivation in Australia. The team collected adult sponges 12 miles and 80 meters deep offshore in Apollo Bay, Victoria. Using methods borrowed from […] The post Soaking up solutions: Humble marine sponges enhance ocean life appeared first on Eco News.
- Green light for Lake Victoria Wind FarmThe Minns Labor Government and wind farm developer WestWind Energy Pty Ltd have signed a lease agreement to help facilitate a wind farm with up to 201 turbines on Crown land in south-west NSW. WestWind Energy is aiming to construct the wind farm over a 2-3 year period from 2029 to 2032, subject to planning […] The post Green light for Lake Victoria Wind Farm appeared first on Eco News.
- Women in Science: Air Quality and Climate Change Researcher Garima RahejaIn honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we're featuring Raheja, who researches machine learning methods for measuring air pollution in vulnerable communities across the world.
- Future of offshore wind on West Coast is murky under TrumpWest Coast wind power has lagged behind the East Coast for years. Now things are even hazier.
- Schrödinger’s cat states appear in the nuclear spin state of antimonyNew finding will be important for applications in quantum information processing and quantum error correction The post Schrödinger’s cat states appear in the nuclear spin state of antimony appeared first on Physics World.
- “Fully recyclable” solar cells showcase using water as a solventIn a study published in Nature, researchers have developed a method that they say is able to recycle all parts of a solar cell repeatedly without environmentally hazardous solvents. The recycled solar cell is said to have the same efficiency as the original one. The solar cell is made of perovskite and the main solvent […]
- Quantum superstars gather in Paris for the IYQ 2025 opening ceremonyIn this podcast Physics World’s Matin Durrani describes the gala event The post Quantum superstars gather in Paris for the IYQ 2025 opening ceremony appeared first on Physics World.
- Women in Science: Polar Geophysics Researcher Caitlin D. LockeIn honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we’re spotlighting Locke, who studies the Antarctic Ice Sheet to determine how the seafloor shape beneath its ice shelves influences ice flow.
- Oregon bill targeting wasteful plastics had its first hearingA bill to reduce the use of wasteful single-use plastics in Oregon had its first hearing Wednesday. The post Oregon bill targeting wasteful plastics had its first hearing appeared first on Environment America.
- How to Recycle Electric MotorsMachinery that relies on electric motors surrounds you all the time. Electric motors’ impact ranges... The post How to Recycle Electric Motors appeared first on Earth911.
- EA research cites new evidence of natural flood management benefitsNature can play a major role in improving the nation’s resilience to flooding and coastal erosion, updated research from the Environment Agency appears to underline. The EA has published a new Working with Natural Processes Evidence Directory, updating the internationally recognised product first released in 2017. Informed by significant scientific research including more than 700 […]
- The rise of green steel in Europe: Technologies, key players and other mattersEurope is at the forefront of the global push towards sustainability, and the steel industry is no exception. As part of the broader effort to reduce carbon emissions and fight climate change, the concept of “green steel” is rapidly gaining traction. The European steel sector, traditionally one of the most carbon-intensive industries, is embracing innovative […]
- Electric vehicles produce less non-exhaust emissions after all, in the right conditionsThe concern that electric vehicles might pose a greater threat to air quality than conventional vehicles when it comes to non-exhaust emissions could be misplaced, given the findings of a new study. While obviously free of tailpipe emissions, electric vehicles do create debris from tyre and brake abrasion. However, the degree to which they do […]
- With Sea Ice Melting, Killer Whales Are Moving Into the ArcticKiller whales have begun to migrate farther into previously icy regions of the Arctic, preying on narwhal, beluga, and bowhead. Scientists say their increasing numbers could shift food webs in ways that affect both endangered whale populations and subsistence Inuit hunters.Read more on E360 →
- Capital Systematics Reviews: Green Investing & Earning OpportunitiesCapital Systematics delivers excellent financial services. Clients are pleased with their experience and post positive reviews across various platforms. Capital Systematics started as a traditional brokerage firm but has since expanded its range of services to include investment … Capital Systematics Reviews: Green Investing & Earning Opportunities Read More » The post Capital Systematics Reviews: Green Investing & Earning Opportunities appeared first on Eco Friend.
- UK climate tech suppliers added to social housing disruptors framework17 British companies find themselves on the latest list of non-traditional procurement options for local authorities and housing associations. 3D concrete printing, thermal inspection drones, and green subsidence mitigation systems are among the environmental technologies added to the Social Housing Emerging Disruptors [SHED] framework. Working with the Disruptive Innovators Network, Procurement for Housing [PfH] has […]
- Trump is freezing climate funds. Can he do that?Courts have ordered the president to release Biden-era climate money — but he’s holding out.
- Where did billions in climate and infrastructure funding go? Search our map by ZIP code.From clean energy projects to bridges, this interactive tool shows what projects lawmakers announced in your neighborhood.
- What it takes to regrow a community after wildfireAs it recovers, Altadena finds inspiration in other wildfire-devastated communities that have replanted lawns, gardens, and green spaces with fire-resistant native species.
- Another casualty of Trump’s funding freeze: New Orleans’ tree canopyA program was trying to mitigate the loss of 200,000 trees to Hurricane Katrina.
- Slow Travel Is More Sustainable TravelWe all know that driving cars contributes to climate change, but it’s not entirely avoidable.... The post Slow Travel Is More Sustainable Travel appeared first on Earth911.
- Street Smarts: 5 Simple Ways for Kids to Experience Nature in the CityIn this era of armchair diagnostics and WebMD, it really shouldn’t surprise anyone that a... The post Street Smarts: 5 Simple Ways for Kids to Experience Nature in the City appeared first on Earth911.
- Bath and North East Somerset begins major sustainable transport consultationThe £15m Somer Valley Links masterplan looks to improve connections across the region with walking, wheeling and cycling alongside mass transit. Launched last week, a public consultation runs until midnight Sunday 16th March. Among other things, the process wants to hear views on eight new mobility hubs, significant overhauls of bus infrastructure – including 22 […]
- Refresh Your Kitchen with a Clean SinkThere are few things more annoying than a clogged kitchen sink. It is a common household headache whether you’re facing a clogged sink after washing a mountain of dishes or a full-on blockage that has made your kitchen a no-go zone. And a clogged sink can derail the flow of your routine, sending mealtime prep and cleanup...
- Power linesPower lines Channel Comment brendan 13th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Energy-Efficient AC Options: What to Consider Before InstallationSelecting an energy-efficient air conditioning system for your home’s comfort and energy usage reduction needs is a significant decision. While choosing the cooling unit for your property might initially seem daunting, grasping the essential elements involved in this process will make things easier and help you make a choice that aligns well with your comfort...
- Sustainable Sanitation: The Future of Industrial Wastewater ManagementSustainable sanitation may not be the immediate answer to saving the world, but it’s certainly a step in the right direction. With water crisis’, no-nonsense solutions have never been more urgent. It’s time we saw sanitation through a new light. The Dirty Truth Let’s face it, industry is a messy business. Every factory, plant, and...
- What is Bears Ears National Monument?Bears Ears is an amazing place … and a great backpacking destination. The post What is Bears Ears National Monument? appeared first on Environment America.
- At Alaska’s Yakutat Tern Festival, Seabirds and Local Culture SoarVengeance leaves the harbor at around 8 a.m. The 30-foot aluminum boat is captained by Mark Sappington, the owner of Yakutat Charter Boat Company, who navigates the waters in a Carhartt jacket with...
- At Alaska’s Yakutat Tern Festival, Seabirds and Local Culture SoarVengeance leaves the harbor at around 8 a.m. The 30-foot aluminum boat is captained by Mark Sappington, the owner of Yakutat Charter Boat Company, who navigates the waters in a Carhartt jacket with...
- Whale songs share similiarities to human languageNew science illuminates new reasons for us to appreciate the wonder of whale songs The post Whale songs share similiarities to human language appeared first on Environment America.
- Western Everglades Research14226 Gateway to the Western Everglades Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary has a central and critical role in the network of conservation lands that form the Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem...
- Western Everglades Research14226 Gateway to the Western Everglades Audubon's Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary has a central and critical role in the network of conservation lands that form the Corkscrew Regional Ecosystem...
- US science in chaos as impact of Trump’s executive orders sinks inUS science hit by staff layoffs, slashed budgets, axed diversity programmes and cancelled conferences The post US science in chaos as impact of Trump’s executive orders sinks in appeared first on Physics World.
- Congress agrees on one thing: Expanding access to the outdoorsHow the EXPLORE Act, a bill aimed at improving outdoor recreation opportunities, managed to pass with unanimous support.
- Women in Science: Volcano Researcher Ally PecciaIn honor of International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we’re highlighting amazing scientists like Peccia, who studies the interactions between volcanoes and the climate.
- Startup Chestnut Raises $160 Million for Forest Carbon Removal(Bloomberg) — Startup Chestnut Carbon has raised $160 million to plant, restore and manage trees on degraded farmland, generating carbon credits for customers that include Microsoft Corp. The company’s goal: Providing high-quality, nature-based credits that sidestep issues that have plagued carbon markets. The Series B round, led by the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board and Cloverlay […]
- Bacterial ‘cables’ form a living gel in mucusFinding could help treat bacterial infections in patients with cystic fibrosis, say biophysicists The post Bacterial ‘cables’ form a living gel in mucus appeared first on Physics World.
- Alliance for Fibre-Based Packaging launches ahead of UK recycling overhaulSimpler Recycling will be implemented late-March, changing how organisations should deal with food and other waste streams. In response, some of the biggest companies in the British packaging sector have formed the Alliance for Fibre-Based Packaging to advocate for their products ahead of both new business waste legislation and Packaging Extended Producer Responsibility [pEPR] coming […]
- Recycling Mystery: Spent Shell CasingsWhat’s your standard routine once you’re done shooting at a gun range? If you’re like... The post Recycling Mystery: Spent Shell Casings appeared first on Earth911.
- Heathrow expansion lands badly with publicHeathrow expansion lands badly with public Channel News brendan 12th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Sarah Sheldon: how a multidisciplinary mindset can turn quantum utility into quantum advantageIBM engineering physicist Sarah Sheldon outlines the careers opportunities in the emerging quantum sector The post Sarah Sheldon: how a multidisciplinary mindset can turn quantum utility into quantum advantage appeared first on Physics World.
- The evidence is clear, the Rosebank oilfield would do nothing for the UKThis post is by Caroline Lucas, MP for Brighton Pavilion 2010-2024, former leader and co-leader of The Green Party, and co-president of European Movement. Last week, it was leaked from the top of government that the prime minister is considering approving a project that would […]
- Russia's War Is Driving Up Emissions by Forcing Planes to RerouteSince war broke out in Ukraine, Western airlines have been charting longer routes to avoid flying over Russia, with a discernible impact on emissions.Read more on E360 →
- To speak as GaiaTo speak as Gaia Channel Comment brendan 12th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Georgia was about to retire coal plants. Then came the data centers.Utilities nationwide are falling back on fossil fuels to meet huge energy demand.
- ‘It’s demoralizing’: Trump’s climate funding freeze has left tribes and community groups in limboDespite court orders to release federal grants, many organizations working on climate projects still don't have access to contractually obligated money.
- Trump’s push for ‘efficiency’ may destroy the EPA. What does that mean for you?Current and former EPA staff say millions of Americans could lose access to clean air and water.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Eco Materials Technology’s Grant Quasha on Cutting Cement’s Carbon FootprintWhat is the most used material in the world? Concrete, the basis for building most... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Eco Materials Technology’s Grant Quasha on Cutting Cement’s Carbon Footprint appeared first on Earth911.
- Trump’s budget cuts could kill your local weather forecast — and put you in dangerDOGE has its sights on NOAA and the National Weather Service. Gutting them could imperil millions and cost billions.
- Should climate and environmental organisations leave X?Despite falling revenue and dubious data on actual usage, Elon Musk’s network continues to drive far right politics and climate denialism. But should the platform be abandoned by accounts that could stem the tide? Social media once had a running joke so prevalent it led to Facebook groups with names like ‘A Group For People […]
- Why More Businesses Are Investing in Clean Energy SolutionsIn the climate of today’s business world, having an advantage over competitors is of paramount importance. This requires organizations to constantly innovate, adapt, and evolve. One such area where businesses are exploring new opportunities is in the realm of clean energy solutions. The commitment to environmental sustainability is becoming increasingly commonplace among successful companies. Indeed,...
- Eco-friendly chocolates for Valentine’s DayRather than buying the biggest box of chocolate- this year consider measuring the quality of your Valentine’s Day chocolate gifts based on its impact on forests by choosing an eco-friendly chocolate brand! The post Eco-friendly chocolates for Valentine’s Day appeared first on Environment America.
- Columbia Climate School Launches First M.S. in Climate Finance Program in the United StatesA new interdisciplinary degree will drive impactful solutions to the climate crisis through advanced financial tools and scientific knowledge.
- Nanoparticles demonstrate new and unexpected mechanism of coronavirus disinfectionTitania nanoparticles damage enveloped viruses by directly binding with membrane phospholipids – a previously unknown mode of antiviral action The post Nanoparticles demonstrate new and unexpected mechanism of coronavirus disinfection appeared first on Physics World.
- Celebrating the 2025 International Day of Women and Girls in ScienceIn honor of this year’s STEM theme, we highlight just a few examples of the exceptional women scientists from the Columbia Climate School.
- Biodiversity Net Gain: 12 months of successes and challengesAs regulation requiring positive nature contributions from new developments in the UK marks its first anniversary, we take a look at the biggest impacts and issues from year one. Biodiversity net gain (BNG) became mandatory for major developments from 12 February 2024 and for small sites from 2 April. A year on from its initiation, we look […]
- NOAA is told to make list of climate-related grants, setting off fearsNOAA has been ordered to identify grants related to global warming and other topics targeted by President Donald Trump’s executive orders.
- Bill in legislature would curtail wind and solar energy development in TexasTexas needs a balanced approach that allows for growth of clean energy while protecting open space The post Bill in legislature would curtail wind and solar energy development in Texas appeared first on Environment America.
- Organic photovoltaic solar cells could withstand harsh space environmentsStudy challenges long-standing belief that OPV devices systematically degrade when irradiated The post Organic photovoltaic solar cells could withstand harsh space environments appeared first on Physics World.
- World Likely to Breach 1.5-Degree Target, Research FindsThe world is set to blow past its goal to limit warming to 1.5 degrees C, new research shows.Read more on E360 →
- Tidal and wave energy could contribute £8 billion to the economyTidal and wave energy could contribute more than £8 billion to the Scottish economy by 2050 according to a new report from the University of Edinburgh’s Policy & Innovation Group. Scotland is a global leader in the development and deployment of tidal stream and wave energy devices, said a news release about the document. Quite […]
- Report sets out priorities for UK to become a global leader in AI frugality and efficiencyGovernment must ensure that tech companies accurately report how much energy and water their data centres are using, according to a report published on 7 February by the National Engineering Policy Centre. Data centres can and should be designed to use less water and critical raw materials, but government must set the conditions for this […]
- £1.8 million will support initiative to engineer a quieter futureAn interdisciplinary network of engineers, policymakers, industry stakeholders and social scientists, led by the University of Surrey, will take on one of the UK’s most overlooked environmental challenges: noise pollution. From the constant hum of road traffic to the thousands of flights in and out of UK airports, noise awareness in our modern world often […]
- We Earthlings: 2024 Can By Your Turning PointEvery time we choose to emit CO2, we make a choice about the future we’ll... The post We Earthlings: 2024 Can By Your Turning Point appeared first on Earth911.
- Three men arrested in connection with Hoads Wood illegal waste dumpingThree men were arrested on Wednesday 5 February as part of an investigation into the large-scale, illegal tipping of waste at the Hoads Wood Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) in Ashford, Kent. An Environment Agency press release said two of those arrested – aged 44 and 62 – are from the Isle of Sheppey, […]
- UK outlier in 1.5C target as world misses climate plan deadlineSeven-in-10 of the world’s largest economies missed the deadline to submit new greenhouse gas-cutting plans to the United Nations, and only one country has a plan that keeps pace with the Paris Agreement. On Monday 10th February countries across the globe were expected to file updated proposals on how to steer the world towards a […]
- The Future of Sustainable Mobility: Eco CarsWhy Eco Cars With the environment in mind, more and more people are looking for cars that emit less and consume less fuel. Green cars are designed to reduce carbon emissions, conserve fuel and lead the way to a cleaner future. So forsaking fossil fuels for a greener option means cleaner air, less greenhouse emissions...
- BP and Shell profits ‘slump’ still double UK global climate spendEnergy giants are abandoning recent commitments to refocus on renewables and kowtowing to US President Donald Trump’s geopolitical ambitions. Emboldened by pre-election slogans such as ‘drill, baby, drill’, fossil fuel companies are now looking exploit the White House’s renewed backing of oil and gas as the world’s leading energy sources. In a bid to secure […]
- Puraffinity appoints Neal Megonnell as Chief Commercial OfficerPuraffinity, a leading developer of precision technology for the removal of PFAS 'forever chemicals' across multiple water treatment applications, is pleased to announce the appointment of Neal Megonnell as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO), effective immediately.
- Trump moves to halt $5B EV-charging programThe administration ordered states to rework plans for using federal EV-charging money, putting hundreds of projects in limbo. Experts say that’s illegal.
- The Ultimate Guide to Conserving Water at HomeIf you read the news regularly, you’ve undoubtedly heard of various water crises around the... The post The Ultimate Guide to Conserving Water at Home appeared first on Earth911.
- 6 Ideas for an Valentine’s Day With A Planetary HeartValentine’s Day has become overrun with consumerism. Nearly disposable gifts line the store shelves and... The post 6 Ideas for an Valentine’s Day With A Planetary Heart appeared first on Earth911.
- How international conferences can help bring women in physics togetherThe International Conference on Women in Physics offers the perfect opportunity for women to come together and share their experiences in physics, as Chethana Setty explains The post How international conferences can help bring women in physics together appeared first on Physics World.
- 'Step into our collective power''Step into our collective power' Channel Activism brendan 11th February 2025 Teaser Media
- These eBird Checklists Document Some of the Last Sightings of Extinct U.S. SpeciesThe massive database of bird sightings made possible by eBird, a community birding platform, has helped reveal detailed trends in bird populations, but it also serves as a record of some American...
- These eBird Checklists Document Some of the Last Sightings of Extinct U.S. SpeciesThe massive database of bird sightings made possible by eBird, a community birding platform, has helped reveal detailed trends in bird populations, but it also serves as a record of some American...
- These Are the Greatest eBird Checklists for the United StatesSince eBird’s launch in 2002, there have been more than 61 million U.S. checklists submitted to the community birding platform, from more than 703,000 birders. The majority of them are fairly...
- These Are the Greatest eBird Checklists for the United StatesSince eBird’s launch in 2002, there have been more than 61 million U.S. checklists submitted to the community birding platform, from more than 703,000 birders. The majority of them are fairly...
- Does offshore wind actually kill birds?Offshore wind turbines can harm birds – thankfully, we have solutions that can minimize harm and maximize wind’s benefits The post Does offshore wind actually kill birds? appeared first on Environment America.
- New bill in the New Jersey legislature aims to simplify solar permitting for homeownersNew Jersey lawmakers propose instant solar permitting for homeowners looking to go solar The post New bill in the New Jersey legislature aims to simplify solar permitting for homeowners appeared first on Environment America.
- GOOD NEWS: New Tropical Rainforest Protections in the Congotropical forest area bigger than the size of France will now be protected in the Congo The post GOOD NEWS: New Tropical Rainforest Protections in the Congo appeared first on Environment America.
- Artisan, architect or artist: what kind of person are you at work?Honor Powrie believes that we all take on different personas in the workplace The post Artisan, architect or artist: what kind of person are you at work? appeared first on Physics World.
- Activated carbon: An unsung hero of industrial purification?Activated carbon has an incredible ability to adsorb impurities (i.e., they adhere very readily to the surface) and this makes it indispensable for engineering and manufacturing operations, suggests CPL/Puragen Activated Carbons, in an article exploring the application of such materials, and the possibilities they present What is activated carbon? It is a highly purified form […]
- Why are bees important?What do bees make you think of? Honey? Getting stung? As it turns out, they are far more important than you might realize—and are worth protecting. The post Why are bees important? appeared first on Environment America.
- Thousands of nuclear spins are entangled to create a quantum-dot qubitQuantum feedback algorithm turns a problem into a solution The post Thousands of nuclear spins are entangled to create a quantum-dot qubit appeared first on Physics World.
- China's Disastrous Summer Floods Linked to Unusually Warm Spring in TibetA new study links devastating summer floods in southern China to unusually warm spring weather over the Tibetan plateau.Read more on E360 →
- Trump killed a major report on nature. They’re trying to publish it anywayThe study, written by more than 150 experts, was intended to measure how the nation’s lands, water and wildlife are faring and what that means for people.
- Say hi to Quinnie – the official mascot of the International Year of Quantum Science and TechnologyMeet the playful mascot marking the centenary of quantum mechanics in 2025 The post Say hi to Quinnie – the official mascot of the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology appeared first on Physics World.
- Earth911 Podcast: Molecular Farming Potato-Sourced Egg Proteins With PoLoPo’s Maya Sapir-MirHumanity is grappling with the effects of climate change, and one urgent challenge is ensuring... The post Earth911 Podcast: Molecular Farming Potato-Sourced Egg Proteins With PoLoPo’s Maya Sapir-Mir appeared first on Earth911.
- Iced out? Research on the Great Lakes goes ahead amid funding chaos.Ice fishing anglers could help fill in a data gap on how thick the ice is.
- The ruptureThe rupture Channel Comment brendan 10th February 2025 Teaser Media
- New class of quasiparticle appears in bilayer graphene"Fractional excitons" form in 2D carbon structure at high magnetic fields The post New class of quasiparticle appears in bilayer graphene appeared first on Physics World.
- 6 Ways to Reuse Plastic BottlesLet’s take a trip down memory lane to fifth grade science class. Besides getting a... The post 6 Ways to Reuse Plastic Bottles appeared first on Earth911.
- Glasgow City Council looks to add 270km of segregated cycle waysThe Scottish authority has already completed several its active travel City Network. This includes the final phase of South City Way, a major new cycling link between Queens Park and the centre of Glasgow. A leg of the Connecting Battlefield project, linking South City Way and New Victoria Hospital, and North East Active Travel Route, […]
- Why Is Soursop Illegal? What Scientists and the FDA SayWhy Is Soursop Illegal? (Quick Answer) Soursop is not entirely illegal, but its supplements and extracts face restrictions in some countries due to potential health risks. Studies suggest that soursop contains annonacin, a compound linked to neurotoxicity and possible Parkinson’s-like symptoms. As a result, the FDA and Health Canada have not approved soursop supplements as...
- European Space Agency’s Euclid mission spots spectacular Einstein ringThe ring is due to the gravitational effects of a galaxy located around 590 million light-years from Earth The post European Space Agency’s Euclid mission spots spectacular Einstein ring appeared first on Physics World.
- BlocPower promised to help electrify Ithaca. Now it has ended its support.The company ended its collaboration with the city in New York after completing the electrification of only 10 buildings.
- Defra delays digital waste tracking introduction suggesting more time needed to get the IT system readyThe government has announced a delay to the introduction of mandatory digital waste tracking across the UK, moving the start date from April 2025 to April 2026. A scheme of this kind hopes to provide a comprehensive way to see what is happening to the waste produced in the UK, supporting better regulation and a […]
- North Carolina launches first-ever statewide electrification incentivesState officials recently unveiled a broad home energy-efficiency and electrification program, but it’s unclear whether the Trump administration will block funding.
- In Seattle, advocacy groups pitch ‘social housing’ as a climate solutionMixed-income affordable housing can cut emissions and boost equity, they argue.
- Water Wins (and some losses) You Might Have Missed in 2024At the end of 2024, Congress was able to pass a few water wins. The bills outlined below, in addition to other conservation bills completed at the end of the year, signify hard-won successes for...
- Water Wins (and some losses) You Might Have Missed in 2024At the end of 2024, Congress was able to pass a few water wins. The bills outlined below, in addition to other conservation bills completed at the end of the year, signify hard-won successes for...
- Two new right whale calves spotted off coasts of NJ, FLThe two new right whale calves were spotted with their mothers Accordion and Cashew this week, bringing the season’s total calves to nine. The post Two new right whale calves spotted off coasts of NJ, FL appeared first on Environment America.
- ‘BACK TO PLASTIC’: Trump Vows to Keep the Government on Plastic StrawsCalling it "ridiculous," President Donald Trump said he would undo a Biden effort to phase out plastic straws across the federal government.
- A Climate Change Signal in the Tropical PacificResearch from the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory has the world’s climate scientists rethinking their models.
- WA roads agency had been expecting federal EV charger funds could be stalledWashington was in line to receive $71 million for chargers along I-5 and other roads. But the U.S. Department of Transportation says it will revamp the program.
- ‘It looks like a stream of blood.’ A river near Buenos Aires turns red, sparking fears of toxic leakA stream winding through a populous area on the outskirts of Buenos Aires has turned crimson red in recent hours that has sparked fears of industrial chemical dumping.
- Scores of ocean enthusiasts show interest in Oregon legislationThe post Scores of ocean enthusiasts show interest in Oregon legislation appeared first on Environment America.
- Role of Natural Supplements in Sustainable Agriculture & Health: Benefits & Impact ExplainedSustainability is more than just a buzzword and we are looking for ways to harmonize agricultural practices with human health. Natural supplements have become a game changer offering benefits for both sustainable farming and our well being. They are not only increasing crop yields but also the nutritional value of the food we eat. By...
- Quantum simulators deliver surprising insights into magnetic phase transitionsIndependent studies used atomic and superconducting qubits The post Quantum simulators deliver surprising insights into magnetic phase transitions appeared first on Physics World.
- Eco-Friendly Beach Essentials: What to Pack for a Green SummerSummer’s here and the beach is calling. There’s nothing like a day at the beach to soak up the sun and unwind. But as we enjoy the waves and sand, we need to think about our impact on the environment. Packing eco-friendly beach essentials isn’t just a trend – it’s how we protect the places...
- Earth911 Inspiration: The Climate Crisis Is A Cost-of-Living Crisis“The climate crisis is a cost-of-living crisis, because climate disasters are driving up costs for... The post Earth911 Inspiration: The Climate Crisis Is A Cost-of-Living Crisis appeared first on Earth911.
- 2 obscure clean energy metals are caught in the crosshairs of the US-China trade warAfter a Chinese export ban, can America get gallium and germanium from Canada — or will tariffs get in the way?
- The odds are Illinois won’t hit its 2030 climate goalsFrom renewables to EVs to workforce training, the state's journey toward decarbonization has "a long way to go and a short time to get there."
- Supermassive black hole displays ‘unprecedented’ X-ray outburstsRapid X-ray oscillations detected near the innermost orbit of a supermassive black hole could indicate the presence of a nearby orbiter such as a white dwarf The post Supermassive black hole displays ‘unprecedented’ X-ray outbursts appeared first on Physics World.
- Adaptation planning advice from Sustainability West MidlandsThe non-profit, which advises public and private organisations across one of the UK’s biggest regional economies, shares some top tips on how to prepare for the coming storms. Britain’s climate is changing at a dramatic rate, with once-in-a-generation flooding events now becoming commonplace, soaring summer temperatures and wildfires just three warnings signs. Like it or […]
- 5 unexpected indoor air pollution sources (and how to overcome them)In our quest for healthier work spaces, air quality is increasingly taking centre stage. But some of the most significant sources of indoor air pollution might surprise you. Working with UK air purifier brand Blueair, we reveal five unexpected ways the air quality can suffer in the workplace, and offer some advice on the best […]
- The poverty of extreme wealthThe poverty of extreme wealth Channel Comment brendan 7th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Is Posh Peanut Truly Organic? A Deep Dive Into Sustainable FabricsPosh Peanut is a popular brand known for its stylish, soft, and high-quality baby clothing. As more parents focus on sustainability, many wonder whether its products are truly organic. This guide explores Posh Peanut’s history, fabric choices, sustainability efforts, and how it compares to fully organic brands. If you’re an eco-conscious parent, this deep dive...
- Students in Washington DC Help Protect Migratory Bird HabitatBillions of birds head north out of Central and South America making epic journeys to find safety and refuge in the Arctic and Boreal Forest of Canada each year. Other species traveling north don’t...
- Students in Washington DC Help Protect Migratory Bird HabitatBillions of birds head north out of Central and South America making epic journeys to find safety and refuge in the Arctic and Boreal Forest of Canada each year. Other species traveling north don’t...
- Audubon Commits to Continued Bipartisan Collaboration for ConservationWASHINGTON (February 6, 2025) – For 120 years and through 22 U.S. presidential administrations, the National Audubon Society has worked to protect birds and the places they need. With a new...
- Audubon Commits to Continued Bipartisan Collaboration for ConservationWASHINGTON (February 6, 2025) – For 120 years and through 22 U.S. presidential administrations, the National Audubon Society has worked to protect birds and the places they need. With a new...
- Bloomberg Retracts Incorrect Story on Fed’s Climate ProgramSix major U.S. banks won't be required to make submissions for the Fed's Climate Scenario Analysis Exercise because that program's been shut down, sources say.
- Exposure to Air Pollution Can Make It Harder to Focus, Study FindsA person’s ability to focus on everyday tasks is affected by short-term exposure to air pollution, a study has found.Read more on E360 →
- A Climate and Society Student Seeks a Common Language Between Science and PolicyLina Maria Villegas, a former linguist, is now channeling her curiosity and passion for environmentalism at the Climate School.
- How the changing environment affects solar-panel efficiency: the Indian perspectiveClimate scientist Sushovan Ghosh is our podcast guest The post How the changing environment affects solar-panel efficiency: the Indian perspective appeared first on Physics World.
- First Oregon whale entanglement of the year sounds the alarmLast month, a humpback whale washed ashore wrapped up in fishing gearing, prompting action from the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife. The post First Oregon whale entanglement of the year sounds the alarm appeared first on Environment America.
- Guest Idea: Rethinking Wastewater as a Valuable BiosolidsAfter visiting with DC Water’s Bloom Biosolids team on Sustainability In Your Ear, we invited... The post Guest Idea: Rethinking Wastewater as a Valuable Biosolids appeared first on Earth911.
- Two-faced graphene nanoribbons could make the first purely carbon-based ferromagnetsNew asymmetric structures have ferromagnetic states on a single zigzag edge The post Two-faced graphene nanoribbons could make the first purely carbon-based ferromagnets appeared first on Physics World.
- 5 Ways Your Business Can Reduce WasteAs population growth increases, demand for consumer goods increases globally. That increased demand places pressure... The post 5 Ways Your Business Can Reduce Waste appeared first on Earth911.
- Guest Opinion: Navigating Environmental Regulations For Green EntrepreneursGreen entrepreneurs are uniquely positioned to use sustainable practices to bring about change, but navigating... The post Guest Opinion: Navigating Environmental Regulations For Green Entrepreneurs appeared first on Earth911.
- Trump’s quest for ‘energy dominance’ is all about the vibesThe phrase taps into a cultural vein that runs as deep as America's fossil fuels.
- Asteroid Bennu contains the stuff of life, sample analysis revealsRock and dust samples brought back to Earth from the asteroid Bennu contain organic matter and a variety of minerals crucial to the emergence of life The post Asteroid Bennu contains the stuff of life, sample analysis reveals appeared first on Physics World.
- Colorado and Connecticut saved residents hundreds of thousands of dollars on their utility billsOther states may soon follow suit.
- Rice paddies, like cows, spew methane. A new variety makes them a lot less gassy.Rice plants are a big source of methane, an extremely potent greenhouse gas. Scientists just developed a strain that cuts those emissions by 70 percent.
- As War Halts, the Environmental Devastation in Gaza Runs DeepThe war in Gaza has taken a heavy toll on the environment, with water supplies contaminated, raw sewage pouring into the Mediterranean, once-fertile soils ruined, and the land stripped of trees. Experts say the extent of the damage needs to be tallied to help plan for a recovery.Read more on E360 →
- Can a Schedule 3 review improve the Water Management Act?With more and more buildings vulnerable to flooding and current legislation unable to offer the protection that will be necessary as extreme weather becomes the norm, can regulatory adjustment offer more peace of mind? Around 325,000 UK homes are currently at a high risk of flooding following heavy rainfall, according to a National Infrastructure Commission report. […]
- Baked or poached? January 2025 record heat dashes 1.5C hopesDespite cooling weather systems and scientific predictions of a temporary warming reprieve, last month thermometers averaged at 1.75C above pre-industrial levels. Even with the emergence of a naturally occurring La Nina climate pattern – which is known to bring temperatures down following a period of El Niño heating – January 2025 is now the hottest […]
- Returning to SyracuseReturning to Syracuse Channel News brendan 6th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Can You Eat Crocs? The Truth Behind the Viral Shoe-Eating QuestionHave you ever looked at your trusty pair of Crocs and wondered, “Can you eat Crocs?” It sounds like a bizarre question, but the internet has a way of turning even the strangest ideas into viral discussions. Crocs have been a household name since their debut at a Florida boating event in 2004. They’ve become...
- Korean Botox Makers Eye U.S. and Global MarketsSouth Korean botulinum toxin manufacturers are making significant strides in the global market, particularly in the U.S., Europe, and China. In February 2024, Hugel became the latest Korean firm to receive U.S. FDA approval for its botulinum toxin product, Botulax (branded as Letybo in the U.S.). This milestone positions Hugel as the only South Korean...
- New law supports native plants in OhioOhio Governor Mike DeWine signs bill into law making it easier to share and plant native plants in Ohio. This is a win for our bees and butterflies. The post New law supports native plants in Ohio appeared first on Environment America.
- Natural tree colonisation may not always produce carbon capture benefitsWith growing interest in increasing tree cover via forest restoration and rewilding to capture carbon, scientists at The James Hutton Institute have warned that initiatives that promote self-establishing trees might not always lead to carbon capture at the decadal timescales relevant to achieving net zero and mitigating climate change. Previous research by the University of […]
- The most innovative start-ups for the energy transition: German innovation platform compiles listThe innovation platform Start Up Energy Transition (SET) has published the SET100 list for 2025, providing its estimation of the 100 most promising energy transition and climate tech start-ups worldwide. The selected companies have applied for the SET Award, an international award for energy and climate tech innovations, which is organised by the German Energy […]
- Sen. Murray blasts Trump administration over funding freezes that affect WAPresident Donald Trump's executive orders have taken aim at federal money paying for projects and services across the country.
- Aligning sustainability commitments in manufacturingThomas Guerriero outlines the interconnection between the environmental sustainability goals of production machinery manufacturers and their manufacturing customers and examines the ways organisations can work together to have a net-positive contribution to minimising GHG emissions. As the global focus on environmental sustainability intensifies, the manufacturing industry finds itself at a critical juncture. Worldwide, the industry […]
- New tool will promote marine biodiversity conservationA new tool has been designed to help policymakers, planners, and regulatory bodies integrate ecological principles into the process of Marine Spatial Planning (MSP). MSP involves organizing human activities in marine areas to balance environmental, economic, and social interests, and an ecosystem-based approach ensures that planning decisions consider the health and sustainability of marine ecosystems. […]
- International quantum year launches in style at UNESCO headquarters in ParisThe International Year of Quantum Science and Technology gets under way at an event at UNESCO headquarters in Paris The post International quantum year launches in style at UNESCO headquarters in Paris appeared first on Physics World.
- Phosphorus reduction levels exceeded in wastewater trialThe success of a 12-week trial of a filtration technology at a UK wastewater treatment plant shows that the modified system, first developed for the aquatic market, can help sites meet challenging phosphorus consents, explains the group behind it. The Flocell XFM40 modular filtration system was installed at a rural water utility wastewater treatment plant […]
- Adding spectral analysis to metal sorting system will be transformative, claims supplierPrecision sorting, higher margins, and a sustainable contribution to the circular economy are among the headline benefits claimed for the REDWAVE XRF system for metal sorting, as Austrian technology firm BT-Systems GmbH explains In the metal recycling industry, companies are increasingly challenged to not only improve the efficiency of their processes but also to raise […]
- Huge Areas May Face Possibly Fatal Heat Waves if Warming ContinuesEven healthy young adults may not be able to survive unless they can access artificial cooling.
- Multiple penalties for illegal Aberdeenshire waste siteAn investigation by Scotland’s environment regulator into an illegal waste site in Aberdeenshire concluded on 3 February with a 150-hour community payback order, a £3,000 Confiscation Order and an 18-month supervision requirement served on a local man. SEPA said Derek McAllister, who had previously pled guilty at Aberdeen Sheriff Court, was given the penalties for […]
- Veganism has deep roots in Japan’s history. It’s beginning to resurface.In this excerpt, Grist’s Sachi Kitajima Mulkey and Joseph Winters explore how vegan diets are gaining a foothold in Japan — and the cultural barriers that still stand in the way.
- 2.3 million families used efficiency tax credit to reduce energy costs in 2023Efficiency tax credit improving homes and saving energy The post 2.3 million families used efficiency tax credit to reduce energy costs in 2023 appeared first on Environment America.
- To Breed Heat-Proof Cows, Nigerian Farmers Source Brazilian Bull GenesAs the planet warms, Nigerian farmers are looking to breed cattle that can take the heat, importing semen from a Brazilian breed suited to balmy tropical weather. Read more on E360 →
- There’s plenty the government could do to get farm support on the right trackRecent protests have made it clear, farmers are under immense pressure and the government must act quickly to improve relations with the sector and secure its future. Farming is at a crossroads. England is already over halfway through the agricultural transition, in which former EU […]
- Spacewoman: trailblazing astronaut Eileen Collins makes for a compelling and thoughtful documentary subjectAndrew Glester reviews the film Spacewoman directed by Hannah Berryman The post <em>Spacewoman</em>: trailblazing astronaut Eileen Collins makes for a compelling and thoughtful documentary subject appeared first on Physics World.
- Self-healing asphalt from biomass waste could offer sustainable solution to potholesSelf-healing asphalt roads, made from biomass waste and designed with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), could offer a promising solution to the UK’s pothole problem, which is estimated to cost £143.5 million a year. A team of scientists from Swansea University and King’s College London, in collaboration with scientists in Chile, is designing a […]
- Introducing the Echo-5Q: a collaboration between FormFactor, Tabor Quantum Systems and QuantWareThe Echo-5Q could democratize access to quantum devices – for education, academic research and start-ups The post Introducing the Echo-5Q: a collaboration between FormFactor, Tabor Quantum Systems and QuantWare appeared first on Physics World.
- ‘Climate’ references are disappearing from US Government websitesIn the latest red flag for freedom of speech and information in the United States, Donald Trump’s administration has begun ‘downgrading’ mentions of the environmental crisis from state-run domains. Climate portals on the websites of the Department of Defense, Department of State, and the White House have either disappeared or been substantially reduced in scope. […]
- Tissue-like hydrogel semiconductors show promise for next-generation bioelectronicsA new hydrogel material combines the characteristics of biological tissues with the electronic functionalities of semiconductors The post Tissue-like hydrogel semiconductors show promise for next-generation bioelectronics appeared first on Physics World.
- The ‘recycled’ plastic in your shoes, shirts, and bags? It’s still destined for the landfill.Here’s why that matters.
- Exxon is quietly planning a new $8.6 billion plastics plant in TexasExxon's proposal for a plastics factory on the Gulf Coast raises alarms for a community already dealing with pollution.
- The scramble to save critical climate data from Trump’s war on DEI“Policymakers and the public and communities need good information to make the best policy decision, whatever that is."
- Reliability science takes centre stage with new interdisciplinary journalJournal of Reliability Science and Engineering will be published by IOP Publishing and the Institute of Systems Engineering of China Academy of Engineering Physics The post Reliability science takes centre stage with new interdisciplinary journal appeared first on Physics World.
- Edinburgh conference to highlight value of biogas technology for Scotland’s Just Transition StrategyScotland’s just transition journey has been marked by ambitious policies but uneven implementation. The closure of the oil refinery in Grangemouth has amplified perceptions that progress has stalled. Anaerobic digestion (AD) and biogas/biomethane technologies now stand ready to become vital catalysts for tangible change.
- Your EV Battery: Its Life and AfterlifeThe past decade brought us the commercial availability of electric vehicles (EVs) and in 2025,... The post Your EV Battery: Its Life and Afterlife appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Tracker Tom Brown Jr. on Saving the Earth One Step at a TimeHumans began their journey on this planet by learning to survive, then to steward the... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Tracker Tom Brown Jr. on Saving the Earth One Step at a Time appeared first on Earth911.
- Plastic Free Ramadan conference announced at House of LordsThe one day event aims to save up to 500 tonnes of waste produced by when people break fast. Launched by Projects Against Plastics, the Plastic Free Ramadan conference will take place at the House of Lords on Tuesday 11th February. Ramadan itself will be observed from Friday 28th February 2025 to Sunday 30th March […]
- 'Ban bottom trawling now''Ban bottom trawling now' Channel News brendan 5th February 2025 Teaser Media
- Gulf gets an unusual visit from two right whalesTwo right whales rounded Florida for a vacation in the Gulf–leading to excitement from onlookers and peril for the whales. The post Gulf gets an unusual visit from two right whales appeared first on Environment America.
- How solar and sheep can support each otherNew study finds the combination of solar panels and sheep grazing is a success The post How solar and sheep can support each other appeared first on Environment America.
- How Trump’s USAID shutdown threatens the world’s climate goalsThe agency was a key player in renewable energy and disaster protection around the world — until Elon Musk showed up.
- Efficiency tax credits helped 350,000 new homes be more energy efficient in 2023Tax credits for home builders are spurring better homes and equipment; reducing strain on the electric grid. The post Efficiency tax credits helped 350,000 new homes be more energy efficient in 2023 appeared first on Environment America.
- WA governor orders team to study data centers’ energy, tax, jobs impactThe executive order to evaluate the environmental and economic impacts of the data center industry follows a Seattle Times and ProPublica investigation.
- The water unexpectedly released from dams on Trump’s order didn’t help farms or LAThe sudden, unplanned release of water from two dams has led to criticism from residents, water managers and members of Congress.
- Elastic response explains why cordierite has ultra-low thermal expansionInterplay between lattice vibrations and elasticity explains anisotropic behaviour The post Elastic response explains why cordierite has ultra-low thermal expansion appeared first on Physics World.
- New Forest National Park launches Local Plan reviewThe public are invited to share views on the future of one of England’s most treasured natural assets. The New Forest National Park Authority is looking for input from residents on protections, safeguards and potential development opportunities within one of England’s most prized woodland areas. More than 50% of the National Park is currently designated […]
- We Earthlings: Tomato EconomicsGrowing tomatoes at home can significantly reduce your environmental impact and make your next salad... The post We Earthlings: Tomato Economics appeared first on Earth911.
- Researchers in China propose novel gravitational-wave observatoryThe Tetrahedron Constellation Gravitational Wave Observatory would consist of four satellites positioned in space The post Researchers in China propose novel gravitational-wave observatory appeared first on Physics World.
- From banking to quantum optics: Michelle Lollie’s unique journeyMichelle Lollie transitioned from a career in finance to developing quantum optical systems in industry The post From banking to quantum optics: Michelle Lollie’s unique journey appeared first on Physics World.
- Trump’s agenda won’t let his energy secretary achieve ‘energy abundance’Chris Wright is no hater of renewables, nuclear power, or transmission. But the Trump administration’s energy policy is a contradictory mess.
- How farmworkers in Washington state got lawmakers’ attentionAn annual tribunal where farmworkers share their experiences and needs has spurred laws guaranteeing overtime pay and heat protection.
- How Tearing Down Small Dams Is Helping Restore Northeast RiversMore than 30,000 small dams currently block river tributaries from Maine to Maryland. New initiatives to remove them are aimed at restoring natural flows, improving habitat for aquatic life, and reopening thousands of river miles to migratory fish, from shad to American eels.Read more on E360 →
- Sámi need better legal protections to save their homelandsIndigenous territories are sacrificed for global climate goals.
- UK must turn ambitious climate goals into actionBritain can’t just think big on the environment – it needs to expedite the rollout of strategies and delivery of solutions while momentum remains. A report from CDP reveals a significant gap in corporate action on renewable energy, with only one in 10 companies committing to 100% renewable electricity. This slow progress is a major […]
- Vietnam Carbon Market: A Path to Green GrowthVietnam is cutting carbon emissions. It aims to meet climate goals by 2030. The carbon market is key. Companies trade credits to offset emissions. Carbon Market Initiatives Hue City has LED lights. They cut costs and reduce emissions. In Northern Vietnam, the World Bank funds forests. The project costs $51.5 million. Vietnam plans a carbon...
- Smarter and More Sustainable Choices for Your Next Interior Design ProjectPersonalizing your home’s interior is the perfect way to express your unique style and make the most out of your living space. Starting a new home renovation project gives you the ability to hand-pick every detail and functional element of your home, while also increasing its value long-term. But before you start planning specific designs,...
- Green Valentine’s Gift Guide for HerNothing kills the romance like repetition and predictability. Why then, do so many guys gift... The post Green Valentine’s Gift Guide for Her appeared first on Earth911.
- Upcycled Earrings, Necklaces, & Bracelets That DazzleSure, Valentine’s Day is right around the corner, but you don’t need a special day... The post Upcycled Earrings, Necklaces, & Bracelets That Dazzle appeared first on Earth911.
- Sustainable landscape Designing for Hot and Dry ClimatesAs climate change worsens and hot and dry areas are struggling more than ever before with temperatures and limited water sources, there is an increasing need for sustainable landscape design that prioritises longevity and environmental harmony over the long term. New approaches are required to tackle these challenges by prioritising resilience and ecological balance in...
- Native Plants and Their Major Role in Preserving the Integrity of Local TopsoilEvery garden, or park, and even the forest heavily relies on topsoil – the thin, life-nurturing layer of the ground/soil where plants take root. But things like erosion, overuse, or climate change are depleting it of its minerals and nutrients, and are making the topsoil less pH-balanced. This results in barren lands and damaged ecosystems...
- Weaponising solar geoengineeringWeaponising solar geoengineering Channel News brendan 4th February 2025 Teaser Media
- LEED’s Green Building Rules Are Becoming More Bird-Friendly—Do They Go Far Enough?Since 1998 more than 100,000 properties around the world—from apartments and office towers to hospitals, dorms, and churches—have earned a sleek seal emblazoned with three oak leaves and four...
- LEED’s Green Building Rules Are Becoming More Bird-Friendly—Do They Go Far Enough?Since 1998 more than 100,000 properties around the world—from apartments and office towers to hospitals, dorms, and churches—have earned a sleek seal emblazoned with three oak leaves and four...
- EPA tells more than 1,000 they could be fired ‘immediately’A spokesperson for Lee Zeldin, the new head of the agency, said the goal was to create an “effective and efficient” federal work force.
- Walmart investing in 74 rooftop community solar projectsIn Maryland and Illinois, the retail giant is investing in community solar to help the surrounding community harness clean energy The post Walmart investing in 74 rooftop community solar projects appeared first on Environment America.
- Research illuminates growing extinction threat for southern resident orcasToday, there are only 73 southern resident orcas left, fewer than when they were listed for protection, and their risk of extinction is accelerating.
- Thermometer uses Rydberg atoms to make calibration-free measurementsNew technique uses black-body radiation to make direct measurements with low uncertainty The post Thermometer uses Rydberg atoms to make calibration-free measurements appeared first on Physics World.
- India Doubled its Tiger Population in a Little More Than a DecadeThe number of tigers in India roughly doubled in a little more than a decade, a conservation success that is due in part to communities learning to live alongside the animals, new research finds.Read more on E360 →
- Ask me anything: Sophie Morley – ‘Active listening is the key to establishing productive research collaborations with our scientific end-users’As a staff scientist at the Advanced Light Source in the US, Sophie Morley helps visiting researchers to probe the fundamental properties of quantum materials The post Ask me anything: Sophie Morley – ‘Active listening is the key to establishing productive research collaborations with our scientific end-users’ appeared first on Physics World.
- Reservoirs ‘desperately needed’ as past ‘neglect’ hits water billsThe government has announced £7.9 billion of investment to build nine new reservoirs across the UK. This comes as Water UK announced household water bills in England and Wales are to rise by an average of £123 from 1 April. Professor Hannah Cloke, Professor of Hydrology at the University of Reading, commented: “The sharp scale […]
- “Significant concerns” about new Environmental Impact Assessment regime, in IEMA’s analysisGrowth must not come at the expense of an already fragile environment, warned the Institute for Environmental Management and Assessment (IEMA), following the Chancellor’s announcement last week of plans to replace Environmental Impact Assessment with a new system in an effort to “cut red tape and speed up planning application approvals”. The group said the […]
- Don’t blame the newts? Challenging the false dichotomy of nature vs the economyThere was widespread misinformation blaming nature as a blocker to growth in the run up to the Chancellor’s speech last week, writes Joe Keegan, public affairs officer at The Wildlife Trusts. In 2021 Rachel Reeves announced her ambition to become ‘Britain’s first green chancellor’ – however, recent announcements on planning and airport expansion put this […]
- Earth911 Podcast: Meet Carbon Capture Innovator Varin Sikka, Barron Prize Young Hero Prize WinnerClimate Change has terrible impacts today, and youth coming of age face depressing prospects. However,... The post Earth911 Podcast: Meet Carbon Capture Innovator Varin Sikka, Barron Prize Young Hero Prize Winner appeared first on Earth911.
- ‘Plastics are awesome’: Inside the Energy Department’s partnership with the plastics industryCritics argue that the agency’s work with a lobbying group is a conflict of interest.
- Fast and predictable: RayStation meets the needs of online adaptive radiotherapyRaySearch Laboratories is pioneering the development of rapid adaptive planning software to help clinics implement online adaptive radiotherapy The post Fast and predictable: RayStation meets the needs of online adaptive radiotherapy appeared first on Physics World.
- Bison, not prison: Activists buy a prison site to rewild the landA coal mine was the first to wreck the land. Now activists want to keep another extractive industry from taking root there: prisons.
- Enhancing SRS/SBRT accuracy with RTsafe QA solutions: An overall experienceJoin the audience for a live webinar on 10 April 2025 sponsored by RTsafe The post Enhancing SRS/SBRT accuracy with RTsafe QA solutions: An overall experience appeared first on Physics World.
- 11 Ways To Upcycle a T-ShirtHow many T-shirts are in your drawers? The average American will buy 2.8 t-shirts in... The post 11 Ways To Upcycle a T-Shirt appeared first on Earth911.
- 10 Tips To Stay Waste-Free at WorkIt’s tough to keep your environmental impact to a minimum while you’re away from home.... The post 10 Tips To Stay Waste-Free at Work appeared first on Earth911.
- UK heat pump sales surge 67%New figures released by the Office for National Statistics point to a year-on-year leap in installations. Overall, there were 33,593 applications to the Government’s Boiler Upgrade Scheme in 2024. This is an increase of 67% on the previous 12 months, and a record for the programme which offers up to £7,500 in grants to homeowners […]
- Football's climate own goalFootball's climate own goal Channel Comment brendan 3rd February 2025 Teaser Media
- American bald eagles are having a moment, ecologically and culturallyAmerica’s national bird, the bald eagle, is having a moment. How did the storied birds find their way back? As with so many tales, it's complex.
- ‘No rebuilding without them’: Trump’s immigration crackdown will affect disaster recoverySaket Soni, founder of Resilience Force, says skilled restoration workers are doing the arduous task of repairing US cities affected by disasters.
- King County refines wastewater into fertilizer for WA crops, forestsHumans have used their own waste as fertilizer for thousands of years, with varying degrees of success. In King County, it’s a growing business.
- Western monarch butterfly numbers float downwardThe latest winter counts for this beautiful butterfly aren’t pretty, providing new evidence that Endangered Species Act protections are needed. The post Western monarch butterfly numbers float downward appeared first on Environment America.
- Maui’s post-wildfire housing crisis offers a warning for Los AngelesAfter wildfires devastated the island, homelessness spiked. Advocates fear L.A. could face a similar fate without strong renter protections — and enforcement.
- Trump Officials Release Water That Experts Say Will Serve Little UseThe releases, as ordered, have sent water toward low-lying land in the Central Valley, and none of it will reach Southern California, water experts said.
- Electric1 Power and Lighting: Your Local Experts for All Electrical NeedsKnowing what to search for will help you a great deal when you are seeking to hire an experienced electrician. It goes beyond merely the first name you come upon online or the lowest quote you come across. You have to check their experience, confirm their qualifications, and evaluate their areas of specialty. This article...
- Superfoods with a Conscience: Eating Sustainably Without Sacrificing NutritionAvocados and mushrooms are two of the most nutrient dense superfoods out there, with a plethora of health benefits. Avocados have healthy fats, fiber and vitamins, while functional mushrooms like lion’s mane, reishi and oyster mushrooms have brain boosting, immune supporting and anti-inflammatory properties. But not all superfoods are created equal when it comes to...
- Why Smart Businesses Never Fear Blackouts—The Secret to Uninterrupted Power!Power outages can wreak havoc across industries and cause operational downtime and financial losses. Emergency generators are the safeguard against these outages and keep critical systems up and running. These systems have advanced automatic transfer switches (ATS) that detect outages and switch sources in an instant. Plus modern units have remote monitoring capabilities so you...
- Sounds That Matter: How Passive Acoustic Monitoring Transforms Science and Benefits the Community14709 While the melodies of birds bring joy to many, for scientists studying their songs and sounds, it’s a clear indication of the health of the ecosystems they inhabit. The communities involved...
- Sounds That Matter: How Passive Acoustic Monitoring Transforms Science and Benefits the Community14709 While the melodies of birds bring joy to many, for scientists studying their songs and sounds, it’s a clear indication of the health of the ecosystems they inhabit. The communities involved...
- Mount Rainier White-Tailed Ptarmigan Finally Receives a ‘Threatened’ Species DesignationWhile the recent listing marks a win for the species after a 14-year wait, the bird faces an uncertain future in a warming world,
- Oh, great: Rat populations are surging as cities heat upHotter weather makes it easier for rodents to feed and breed. Washington, D.C. saw a 390 percent increase in rats over the last decade.
- Hidden threats to soil apparent from sewage sludge researchRecent research from The James Hutton Institute suggests that hidden threats from the agricultural use of contaminated sewage sludge could be contributing to already diminished poor soil health. Treated sewage sludge products (or biosolids) are the byproducts of wastewater treatment and are commonly used in agriculture as a cost-effective source of nutrients and organic matter. […]
- Ice-repelling secrets of polar bear furPolar bear fur’s natural ability to resist ice formation could pave the way for safer, more sustainable solutions to prevent ice buildup across industries such as aviation and renewable energy, according to researchers at the University of Surrey. A study published in Science Advances has explored the anti-icing properties of polar bear fur in extreme […]
- Tackling disposable cup waste: Costa, Nero and others join forcesThe UK’s first-ever returnable cup initiative between multiple national brands launched in Glasgow on 27 January, aiming to cut into the 388 million disposable cups used in Scotland each year. Major retailers including Costa Coffee, Caffè Nero and Burger King® UK are joining forces to participate in “Borrow Cup”, a project set up by environmental […]
- The stakes are high for the Land Use FrameworkThis post is by Hilary McGrady, director general of the National Trust. “Land is not made by any man, but exists in a limited quantity.” Those were the words of Robert Hunter, one of the founders of the National Trust, who fought to protect open […]
- Giraffe Tongue: Survival Tool in the African SavannaWhen you think of giraffes, their long necks probably come to mind first. But one of their most fascinating and essential adaptations is their giraffe tongue. More than just a tool for feeding, the giraffe’s tongue is an extraordinary feature that helps them survive in the harsh African savanna. From its unusual color to its...
- Antarctic Ice Sheet May Be Less Vulnerable Than Previously ThoughtA new study reveals the massive West Antarctic ice sheet did not completely collapse during the last warm period, as prior modeling had suggested. The findings offer some hope for the future of the ice sheet as the planet heats up.Read more on E360 →
- WA’s sunny days spell trouble for snowpackOne water manager described the situation — below-normal snowpack coupled with a statewide drought emergency — as "ominous."
- Reducing Carbon Footprint with MacBook CamerasGlobal corporations that want to be seen as ethical are working to reduce their adverse environmental effects as the issue of environmental responsibility has garnered public attention. Apple is no exception. Reducing its carbon footprint is an important step in this direction. And while many users don’t think about the environmental impact of using digital...
- Traveling with Your Furry Friend: How to Choose the Right Dog Harness and Leash for Road TripsRoad trips with your dog can be so much fun! Whether you’re going to the mountains, the beach or just the local park, making sure your furry friend is safe, comfortable and secure is key. The right dog gear, including a good dog harness and leash set can make all the difference for you and...
- Inside IHE Delft, the world’s foremost water management institutionThe UNESCO Institute For Water Education upskills experts in tackling challenges associate with the planet’s most precious resource. Located in Delft, close to Rotterdam and Den Haag, IHE Delft was established in 1957 and has so far trained around 25,000 water professionals from 190 countries. Many alumni hail from countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin […]
- Earth911 Inspiration: The Earth Will Not Be SilentThe Dalai Lama warned of the coming consequences of climate change and humanity’s abuse of... The post Earth911 Inspiration: The Earth Will Not Be Silent appeared first on Earth911.
- PLANCKS physics quiz – the solutionsHow did you get on with our fiendish end-of-year quiz? The post PLANCKS physics quiz – the solutions appeared first on Physics World.
- A Michigan nuclear plant is slated to restart, but Trump could complicate thingsCritics say bumpy early days of the new administration don't bode well for the industry.
- Trump wants more drilling, but the oil market is already saturatedHundreds of idle oil leases sit untapped in the Gulf of Mexico.
- The hydrogen finger-pointing gameThe hydrogen finger-pointing game Channel Comment johnnyszabo91@… 31st January 2025 Teaser Media
- In Research, Ignoring Female Birds Harms Scientific UnderstandingNEW YORK (January 30, 2025) -- A new published study by several Audubon scientists shows that improving identification and observation of female birds can help scientists conserve birds and their...
- In Research, Ignoring Female Birds Harms Scientific UnderstandingNEW YORK (January 30, 2025) -- A new published study by several Audubon scientists shows that improving identification and observation of female birds can help scientists conserve birds and their...
- First-time right whale mother “Check Mark” seen with calfThe seventh right whale calf of the 2024-2025 right whale calving season was spotted off the coast of Amelia Island, FL The post First-time right whale mother “Check Mark” seen with calf appeared first on Environment America.
- Oregon’s rocky coast is worth protectingHow Oregon’s rugged coastal zones support marine life, protect shorelines, and combat climate change The post Oregon’s rocky coast is worth protecting appeared first on Environment America.
- A Climate Change Adaptation Expert on How To Reduce Fire RiskReducing fire risk will require a foundational rethinking of where we build and how.
- Start in winter to prep for a greener yard and garden this springAs gardeners and homeowners prepare for the new year, here are four tips to make a yard and garden that’s beautiful, natural and pollinator-friendly. The post Start in winter to prep for a greener yard and garden this spring appeared first on Environment America.
- Is Mario Badescu Good? Honest Review with Pros, Cons & Best ProductsIf you’ve ever searched for affordable skincare, chances are you’ve come across Mario Badescu. This brand has been a favorite in the beauty community for years, but you might be wondering, “Is Mario Badescu good for my skin?” In this article, we’ll break down everything you need to know about Mario Badescu, from its best-selling products to its...
- Green Marketing Strategies to Set Apart Your StartupIn today’s environmentally conscious marketplace, startups can significantly benefit from implementing effective green marketing strategies. According to a McKinsey survey, 78% of consumers in the US prioritize a sustainable lifestyle. Moreover, 60% of respondents were willing to spend more on products with eco-friendly packaging. Considering these statistics, going green can make a business a winner...
- Nostalgic Cottage Style is the Cozy Trend You’ll Fall ForIn a world that’s always moving fast, there’s something so comforting about looking back. Cottage style is all about that – a slower, cozier way of living. Imagine a loved home full of character. It’s not about copying someone else’s idea of a cottage but rather weaving old world charm into your own space. The...
- 'Historic win' for Rosebank and Jackdaw'Historic win' for Rosebank and Jackdaw Channel News brendan 30th January 2025 Teaser Media
- This fertilizer is poisoning farms across America and putting our food at riskFor years, companies sold farmers fertilizer tainted with toxic chemicals called PFAS. We need to stand with farmers and hold these companies accountable. The post This fertilizer is poisoning farms across America and putting our food at risk appeared first on Environment America.
- Some WA communities debate over removing fluoride in drinking waterMore than 70% of the U.S. population that uses public drinking water systems has access to water with fluoride levels that prevent tooth decay.
- Mark Thomson looks to the future of CERN and particle physicsCERN’s next director-general is our podcast guest The post Mark Thomson looks to the future of CERN and particle physics appeared first on Physics World.
- Filter inspired by deep-sea sponge cleans up oil spillsBio-inspired vortex-anchored filter captures more than 97% of floating, underwater and emulsified oils, even under strong turbulent flow The post Filter inspired by deep-sea sponge cleans up oil spills appeared first on Physics World.
- Wanted: a better narrative on growthThis is an Inside Track long read by Shaun Spiers, executive director of Green Alliance. As the dust settles following Rachel Reeves’s big speech on kickstarting the economy, it is worth thinking about who is influencing the government’s growth policies and to what end. The […]
- Turning Farmland Back to Peatland: Can It Slow CO2 Emissions?Farmers have long drained peatlands for agriculture, but the dried-out soils release vast quantities of CO2. To halt this process, new initiatives in Germany are not only rewetting peatlands but also creating markets for the native grasses, reeds, and sedges they support.Read more on E360 →
- Mango farms where? Climate change is scrambling where the world’s food is grown.The well-traveled tropical fruit exemplifies how farmers are embracing new crops as the world warms.
- Trump wants Greenland. But what does Greenland want?“There is no such thing as a better colonizer."
- Anomalous Hall crystal is made from twisted grapheneTopological electronic crystal emerges from moiré pattern The post Anomalous Hall crystal is made from twisted graphene appeared first on Physics World.
- Lab-grown meat rebrands itself to woo Trump — and RFK Jr.The cultivated meat industry hopes a pro-business argument can win over skeptical Republicans.
- Choosing Safe, Non-Toxic Wood Pallets For DIY ProjectsOn the surface, the ubiquitous pallet seems ideal for reuse: It's wood, it's recycled and it's free. Before reusing a pallet at home, though, read this to protect your health. The post Choosing Safe, Non-Toxic Wood Pallets For DIY Projects appeared first on Earth911.
- How to Start an Office Recycling ProgramLaunching an office recycling program may seem like a monumental task, but when you break... The post How to Start an Office Recycling Program appeared first on Earth911.
- What is the UK Nature Restoration Fund?Part of the Plan for Change will significantly boost funding for green development commitments, meaning companies meet obligations collaboratively. Labour’s efforts to unblock Britain’s embattled national infrastructure projects continue with the announcement of a new Nature Restoration Fund. The finance route will be used to deliver elements of major new developments such as nature restoration […]
- 'Restore nature funding in Scotland''Restore nature funding in Scotland' Channel News brendan 30th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Skylight Seals and Roof Repairs: What You Need to KnowSkylights are a great addition to any home, bringing in natural light, architectural interest and even mood and productivity. But they aren’t without their challenges. One common issue homeowners face is the seals around skylights which play a big role in keeping your home weather tight. Skylight seals can lead to leaks, drafts and even...
- Audubon Secures $750,000 to Advance Conservation and Education Efforts(Gibbon, NE and Bremen, ME – January 29, 2025)— The National Audubon Society is proud to announce a $750,000 award from explore.org, a direct charitable activity of the Annenberg Foundation, to...
- Audubon Secures $750,000 to Advance Conservation and Education Efforts(Gibbon, NE and Bremen, ME – January 29, 2025)— The National Audubon Society is proud to announce a $750,000 award from explore.org, a direct charitable activity of the Annenberg Foundation, to...
- Hundreds turn out to learn about Southern Resident orcasSouthern Resident orcas are struggling, and hundreds showed up to learn more about why. The post Hundreds turn out to learn about Southern Resident orcas appeared first on Environment America.
- Cold-stunned green sea turtles are recovering at a Florida marine life centerAn arctic blast that brought a rare snowfall to northern Florida last week left green sea turtles as far south as St. Augustine suffering from a condition known as cold stunning.
- ‘Paranoia and distrust’: How Trump’s mass firing of government watchdogs will affect climate policyExperts fear the president will replace the fired inspectors general with loyalists who will turn a blind eye to corruption.
- Discover Oregon’s eelgrass meadows: vital coastal habitats that fight climate changeHow Oregon’s underwater grasslands support marine life, improve water quality and improve coastal resiliency The post Discover Oregon’s eelgrass meadows: vital coastal habitats that fight climate change appeared first on Environment America.
- Solar power surged in 2024Solar made up 81% of new energy generating capacity that came online during the first eleven months of 2024 The post Solar power surged in 2024 appeared first on Environment America.
- Report reveals shocking scale of litter problem in EnglandOver 90% of places surveyed across England blighted by litter, says Keep Britain Tidy Environmental charity Keep Britain Tidy released a report on 29 January that appears to expose the alarming scale of England’s litter problem – or “crisis”, indeed – and its disproportionate impact on the nation’s most deprived communities. The report, drawing on […]
- Heat pumps are outselling gas furnaces by a record marginAccording to new 2024 data, Americans are buying 37% more heat pumps than gas furnaces The post Heat pumps are outselling gas furnaces by a record margin appeared first on Environment America.
- Fiction to reality: Bridging the urban-rural divideWhen you envision the future of sustainable living, do you picture a dense city or the rural countryside?
- Volunteers in England Plant Thousands of Trees to Restore Celtic RainforestVolunteers have planted more than 2,500 native trees on pasture in southwest England, part of a larger effort to recreate the temperate rainforest that once dominated much of the British Isles. Read more on E360 →
- How cities are getting the lead out of school drinking waterGetting lead out of our water supplies is essential to protect children’s health. A few leading cities are showing how it can be done. The post How cities are getting the lead out of school drinking water appeared first on Environment America.
- Imaging reveals how microplastics may harm the brainStudies in mice show that microplastics entering the bloodstream are engulfed by immune cells, forming clusters that can block cerebral blood vessels The post Imaging reveals how microplastics may harm the brain appeared first on Physics World.
- What ‘equity’ really means for physicsNicola Wilkin and Chris Millward urge a more considered approach to implementing equity in physics The post What ‘equity’ really means for physics appeared first on Physics World.
- Watch this amazing quantum-inspired stained-glass artwork in all its gloryArchitectural glass artist Oksana Kondratyeva showcases her artwork inspired by Rigetti Computing's quanum tech The post Watch this amazing quantum-inspired stained-glass artwork in all its glory appeared first on Physics World.
- Almost half of US states haven’t done the bare minimum to cut utility billsA new report finds 24 states have yet to establish an “energy-efficiency resource standard," which has been shown to curb demand, lower costs, and reduce emissions.
- In meat- and fish-loving Japan, veganism is making a comebackTourism, climate goals, and animal rights concerns are sparking a plant-based renaissance in a country famous for sushi and pork ramen.
- Rethinking Stuff: 4 Questions for Conscious ConsumptionOne of the most important aspects of living more sustainably is making the conscious decision... The post Rethinking Stuff: 4 Questions for Conscious Consumption appeared first on Earth911.
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Believer Meat’s Koby Nahmias on Lab-Grown Beef, Chicken, and MoreWith cultured meat making more appearances in dining rooms, we reached into the archive for... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Believer Meat’s Koby Nahmias on Lab-Grown Beef, Chicken, and More appeared first on Earth911.
- Building greener, healthier communities to harness the power of natureFollowing a recent Natural England webinar, we take a closer look at the connection between nature and public health, and the vital steps needed to reconnect communities with green spaces. The link between nature and health has never been clearer. From improving mental well-being to mitigating the effects of climate change, green spaces are crucial […]
- Fix Our Forests Act Advances in Congress, Spotlighting the Growing Wildfire Risk to Forests and Communities, But Further Improvements NeededWASHINGTON (January 28, 2025) – Wildfire is a growing risk and every year it consumes millions of acres of forests and grasslands, devastating communities, local businesses, and the natural...
- Fix Our Forests Act Advances in Congress, Spotlighting the Growing Wildfire Risk to Forests and Communities, But Further Improvements NeededWASHINGTON (January 28, 2025) – Wildfire is a growing risk and every year it consumes millions of acres of forests and grasslands, devastating communities, local businesses, and the natural...
- Follow that Bird! How Drones Are Helping Scientists Track WildlifeThe sun hasn’t yet risen over Montana’s Blackfoot Valley, but Laura Dykstra has already hiked miles in the dark—through lumpy, ankle-breaking fields, over creeks, fences, and barbed wire. She...
- Follow that Bird! How Drones Are Helping Scientists Track WildlifeThe sun hasn’t yet risen over Montana’s Blackfoot Valley, but Laura Dykstra has already hiked miles in the dark—through lumpy, ankle-breaking fields, over creeks, fences, and barbed wire. She...
- Harsh peaceful protest sentences appealedHarsh peaceful protest sentences appealed Channel News Catherine Early 29th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Climate change primed LA to burn — catastrophicallyA new analysis finds that human-caused warming helped dry out the vegetation that turned Los Angeles into a firestorm.
- STATEMENT: Pennsylvania settlement with multi-state grid operator PJM win for consumersThe post STATEMENT: Pennsylvania settlement with multi-state grid operator PJM win for consumers appeared first on Environment America.
- Trump says he’s sending water to LA. It’s actually going to megafarms.The president’s executive orders on California water will help irrigate Central Valley farms. They won’t do anything to fight wildfires.
- Darth Vader or deep sea creature?A “supergiant” deep sea isopod earns a sci-fi name for the ages. The post Darth Vader or deep sea creature? appeared first on Environment America.
- Who Should Be Responsible for Used Clothing?Should fashion brands be accountable for the nearly 13 million tons of textile waste Americans produce every year? New legislation says yes.
- When Bohr got it wrong: the impact of a little-known paper on the development of quantum theoryPhilip Ball looks at how a little-known paper by Niels Bohr demonstrates the turmoil in physics on the brink of quantum mechanics The post When Bohr got it wrong: the impact of a little-known paper on the development of quantum theory appeared first on Physics World.
- Long lines, trash pile up as King County’s landfill closes on weekendsKing County had rolled out a yearlong pilot program to close the Cedar Hills Regional Landfill near Maple Valley on weekends.
- How to make a DIY bamboo lampshadeGet crafty with us and learn about a material that doesn’t harm our forests by making your own DIY bamboo lampshade. The post How to make a DIY bamboo lampshade appeared first on Environment America.
- A sad anniversary: Revisiting a young right whale’s death after being tangled in fishing gearJanuary 28 marks one year since right whale #5120 washed ashore dead The post A sad anniversary: Revisiting a young right whale’s death after being tangled in fishing gear appeared first on Environment America.
- Moving from climate doomerism to optimism through humorHow organizations like NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council) are using comedy to keep environmental issues top of mind.
- Eric Scigliano, eclectic writer on Seattle, art, elephants, dies at 71Scigliano, a globetrotting journalist whose home base was Seattle, authored nonfiction books and countless "compelling and hopeful human stories."
- The Importance of Plumbing Contractors Calgary in Maintaining Your Home’s HealthYour home requires the proper plumbing system of complicated piping and fixture components to sustain everyday living functions. Your plumbing system allows you to obtain pure water for basic human tasks including drinking, cooking and washing. Additionally, it removes waste … The Importance of Plumbing Contractors Calgary in Maintaining Your Home’s Health Read More » The post The Importance of Plumbing Contractors Calgary in Maintaining Your Home’s Health appeared first on Eco Friend.
- Theorists propose a completely new class of quantum particlesParaparticles are fundamentally different from bosons and fermions and could be created using ultracold atoms The post Theorists propose a completely new class of quantum particles appeared first on Physics World.
- Surely it can’t be that bad!Surely it can’t be that bad! Channel Comment brendan 28th January 2025 Teaser Media
- The secret to academic success? Publish a top paper as a postdoc, study findsIf you're a postdoc who wants to nail down that permanent faculty position, it's wise to publish a highly cited paper after your PhD The post The secret to academic success? Publish a top paper as a postdoc, study finds appeared first on Physics World.
- In Vermont, a Push to Prevent Flooding or Get Out of the WayAn increase in extreme precipitation events has hit the tiny, mountainous state of Vermont especially hard. As disaster declarations mount, state officials and community groups are collaborating to restore floodplains, reduce runoff from slopes, and buy out vulnerable homes. Read more on E360 →
- 10 states fund prisons using stolen Indigenous landsState trust lands generate millions of dollars for carceral facilities and programs every year, largely from extractive industries like oil and gas drilling.
- Finally, an answer to why Earth’s oceans have been on a record hot streakA new study finds that the rate of ocean warming has more than quadrupled over the past 40 years — and pinpoints why.
- We Earthlings: Save Energy & Water When Washing DishesHere’s something to keep in mind next time you wash the dishes: Using the dishwasher... The post We Earthlings: Save Energy & Water When Washing Dishes appeared first on Earth911.
- Natural DIY Air FreshenersIt doesn’t matter what time of year it is, my house invariably gets that been-closed-up-too-long... The post Natural DIY Air Fresheners appeared first on Earth911.
- Cheers: 11 Ways to Reuse Wine CorksGot a collection of wine corks gathering on a kitchen counter? It’s okay, we all... The post Cheers: 11 Ways to Reuse Wine Corks appeared first on Earth911.
- Data centre operators warn ‘sustainability overconfidence’ threatens green progressNine-in-10 tech operators are ‘fully prepared’ to meet climate goals, but more than half are now concerned their green strategy is not fit for purpose. New research by Keysource has found that 97% of data centre companies consider themselves to have clear oversight of sustainability targets. They also consider achieving these to be ‘feasible’, revealing […]
- RSPCA Big Conversation: 1-in-4 UK households would swap real pets for robotsThe results of a new poll have led campaigners to raise concern about the future of furry friends in the home. According to the RSPCA, 26% of the British public would consider getting a pet robot rather than an ‘IRL animal’. Millennials – aged 25 to 34 – were the most likely to welcome high […]
- One step forward: UK Government kills nature bill and pesticide authorisationIn a single week, Downing Street has destroyed hopes for the introduction of a robust, world-leading climate strategy any time soon but potentially saved millions of British bees. In December, Keir Starmer’s Labour administration set out a clear plan for how fatally toxic neonicotinoid pesticides could be completely phased out of use in Britain. The […]
- The Hello Kitty Stanley Craze: Everyone’s Favorite Must-HaveEveryone’s talking about Hello Kitty Stanley cup! From social media influencers to everyday people, this cute and practical accessory is taking over. But what is it? And why is everyone so obsessed? Let’s get into it, explore the hype and find out why you need one in your life too. What’s the Hello Kitty Stanley...
- Can we slow fashion?Can we slow fashion? Channel News brendan 28th January 2025 Teaser Media
- How Multi-Level Decks Are Transforming Urban Outdoor Spaces by Utilizing Waste MaterialUrban areas are becoming more and more densely populated as more people move into the cities from smaller towns and rural areas, plus there’s immigration. With all that influx of people, more green spaces are being replaced by concrete titans that hold dozens of families. This is why having a (private) ‘green space’ where you...
- The 5 Best Exterior Home Upgrades for Maximum Energy EfficiencySustainability is one of the top home renovation trends. Energy efficiency is incredibly important for homeowners who want to make a positive impact on the environment while enjoying the economic benefits. While interior renovations like energy-efficient appliances and smart thermostats are major elements of sustainability, there are some significant exterior upgrades homeowners can make to...
- Long Overlooked and Understudied, the Fish Crow Is Worth Your AttentionWhat bird is more familiar than the crow? Across nearly the entire continental United States the clever and sociable corvids are ubiquitous, and they reward the close observer with their antics. But...
- Long Overlooked and Understudied, the Fish Crow Is Worth Your AttentionWhat bird is more familiar than the crow? Across nearly the entire continental United States the clever and sociable corvids are ubiquitous, and they reward the close observer with their antics. But...
- Piezoelectric promise: Study explores hydraulic energy harvesting during water treatmentConverting hydraulic energy to electricity is suggested as a solution to common challenges in water treatment, in a recent article in the journal Engineering. Water treatment processes are essential for managing water quality, but certain problems endure across many different approaches, notably the fact that the large amount of hydraulic energy present in these processes […]
- A Journey to Simplicity by Embracing CottagecoreCottagecore is an ode to simplicity, a return to nature, and highlights rustic aesthetics with an emphasis on mindful living. Rooted in nostalgia, it promotes outdoor activities like gardening, baking, and crafting-mantling into a slow, more conscious lifestyle. A movement that lets one appreciate natural beauty, self-sufficiency, and calm out of the chaos of modernism....
- Deep learning, real-time monitoring and more: The recycling trends for 2025 according to TOMRAAs we embark on a new year, a pressing question arises: What are the defining trends that will shape the future of our industry? Terry Keyworth of TOMRA Recycling provides valuable insights into the key trends in sorting and recycling. Deep learning Deep learning will continue to shape the recycling industry in 2025. This subset […]
- Why we must protect the Grand Canyon of the AtlanticHudson Canyon is a safe refuge for Right whales, sea turtles and other iconic and threatened species. A new government proposal could protect it. The post Why we must protect the Grand Canyon of the Atlantic appeared first on Environment America.
- Balancing sustainability and noise in air source heat pumpsHope Denton, Acoustic Solutions Specialist at Jacksons Fencing, writes The UK has set ambitious targets to reach net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 and one key technology in achieving this goal is air source heat pumps (ASHP). These systems harness renewable energy from the outside air to heat homes and businesses. By using ambient air temperature, […]
- Clean Energy Cluster to support Scotland’s offshore wind supply chainA new Clean Energy Cluster organisation was launched on 22 January by Scottish Renewables at its Offshore Wind Conference in Glasgow, which the group said was “set to supercharge the growth of Scotland’s offshore wind supply chain”. The trade group said the cluster “will promote growth in the thriving supply chain of Scotland’s offshore wind […]
- Analysts warn of capacity concerns as EVs set to total 5% of UK power demand by 2030The UK’s ambitious target to increase electric vehicle (EV) sales to 80% of all new car purchases by 2030 could result in them accounting for up to 5% of total power demand, according to energy analysts at Montel, though there are concerns whether capacity buildout will be adequate. As the UK government works towards a […]
- What to know about Trump’s first executive actions on climate and environmentPresident Donald Trump’s first week in office included a flurry of executive orders with implications for Earth’s climate and environment.
- How Tahlequah, her dead calf tell the story of climate changeSalmon are struggling to survive. So are the families of endangered southern resident orcas, with a population of just 73, not improved in years.
- Let Americans choose clean energyPeople want to power their homes with clean energy, but upfront costs are an obstacle. We’re defending tax credits for solar panels and energy-saving tech. The post Let Americans choose clean energy appeared first on Environment America.
- Microplastics Block Blood Flow in Brains of MiceA new study finds microplastics can block the flow of blood in the brains of mice. The study comes on the heels of other research showing, for the first time, that microplastics can lodge in human brains.Read more on E360 →
- Earth911 Podcast: Eco-Stylist Garik Himebaugh On Creating Your Sustainable StyleMeet Garik Himebaugh, the founder of Eco-Stylist.com, a site dedicated to promoting sustainable fashion choices.... The post Earth911 Podcast: Eco-Stylist Garik Himebaugh On Creating Your Sustainable Style appeared first on Earth911.
- Alternative building materials could store massive amounts of carbon dioxideMaterials such as concrete containing carbonate-based aggregates, bio-based plastics and biochar could sequester more than 16 billion tonnes of CO2 a year The post Alternative building materials could store massive amounts of carbon dioxide appeared first on Physics World.
- Earth911 Recognized As #1 Recycling And #2 Sustainability PodcastWe work hard to bring you the best ideas in recycling and sustainable living, and... The post Earth911 Recognized As #1 Recycling And #2 Sustainability Podcast appeared first on Earth911.
- Guest Idea: A Guide to Choosing Ethically Produced Pet FoodCaring for your pets while safeguarding the planet is a commendable goal, and one you... The post Guest Idea: A Guide to Choosing Ethically Produced Pet Food appeared first on Earth911.
- Trump is just getting started. What are climate activists supposed to do?Organizers say they will remain peaceful, but nothing is off the table.
- Flexible tactile sensor reads braille in real timeA tactile sensor based on an optical fibre ring resonator helps blind or partially sighted people interact seamlessly with braille-based devices The post Flexible tactile sensor reads braille in real time appeared first on Physics World.
- Low-Calorie Starbucks Drinks That Taste Amazing (Under 100 Calories!)Starbucks is a go-to for many coffee lovers, but if you’re watching your calorie intake, it can be tricky to find drinks that fit your diet. Don’t worry—there’s good news! Starbucks offers plenty of low-calorie options that taste just as amazing as their more indulgent counterparts. With a little know-how, you can enjoy guilt-free beverages...
- Can IVF technique halve dairy methane emissions?Livestock is currently responsible for 30% of global greenhouse gases, two-thirds of which come from meat and milk production. Hilda is the first to be born in the Langhill cow herd. Located in southern Scotland, the cow has been born through IVF and specifically bred to produce less methane. Three technologies have been used to […]
- Aviation economics: Heathrow’s third runway is in the wrong placeChancellor Rachel Reeves has been gearing up to declare support for a major expansion of flight capacity at Europe’s biggest airport. Few seem to be on side. It’s certainly no surprise. An undying saga – in the zombie sense of the word – the idea of introducing a third runway to an already highly polluted […]
- A silent killerA silent killer Channel News brendan 27th January 2025 Teaser Media
- The Importance of Environmental Education in Crisis ManagementThe world has faced numerous crises in recent years, ranging from natural disasters to global health emergencies. These challenges highlight the need for a deeper understanding of how our surroundings affect human life and how we can better respond to these situations. One way to tackle these challenges is by educating individuals about the connection...
- A storm, a spill and a disaster for the Black Sea’s beachesTwo weeks into the new year, and four weeks after the oil spill, Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged the extent of the disaster and dispatched senior officials to deal with Russia’s largest oil spill in years.
- A third of the Arctic’s vast carbon sink now a source of emissions, study revealsCritical CO2 stores held in permafrost are being released as the landscape changes with global heating, a new report shows.
- Adapting Emergency Response Strategies to Environmental ChangesEnvironmental changes are altering the landscape of emergency response. From increasingly severe hurricanes to rising sea levels and wildfires, these events are becoming more frequent and destructive. Changes of this sort bring unique challenges, requiring emergency response teams to adapt their strategies and build systems capable of handling new and intensified risks. Professionals in emergency...
- A UK energy company received $762M in ‘green loans’ despite years of pollution violations in the SouthDrax’s facilities in Mississippi have been fined millions of dollars for violating state pollution loans.
- Punking Reeves' climate denial donationsPunking Reeves' climate denial donations Channel News brendan 25th January 2025 Teaser Media
- How Protein Expression Affects the EnvironmentProtein expression, the process of making specific proteins using biological systems, is the backbone of modern biotechnology. It’s used in medicine, agriculture, industry and environmental science. Beyond the lab the impacts of protein expression flow through ecosystems, influencing sustainability and posing risks. This article looks at how protein expression affects the environment, the benefits and...
- Is It Audobon or Audubon?Hello, and welcome to the National Audubon Society's website. Maybe you got here by accident, or perhaps you were earnestly trying to figure out how to spell our name. No matter why you're here...
- Is It Audobon or Audubon?Hello, and welcome to the National Audubon Society's website. Maybe you got here by accident, or perhaps you were earnestly trying to figure out how to spell our name. No matter why you're here...
- Here’s how a tiny fish became Trump’s favorite weapon in his crusade against CaliforniaThe fixation is less about facts and more about the politics of “us versus them,” says a professor who's writing a book about the politics of the delta smelt.
- What Trump’s executive action could do to offshore windA simple legal strategy could spell the end of the fledging industry, which had been poised for renewal. But it may also backfire.
- Meeting the water innovation challenge at DC WaterAhead of a three-day water startup matching event, organized by WaterCitizen.Org and hosted by DC Water on 19 February, Dr Robert Bornhofen, director of innovation at DC Water, shares his views on the challenges faced by the US utility and how they are being addressed. DC Water provides drinking water and wastewater services to 700,000 […]
- Study indicates marine plastic pollution as a breeding ground for disease-causing bacteriaA new study reveals – seemingly for the first time – that particle type affects colonization, enrichment and spread of both antimicrobial-resistant and pathogenic (disease-causing) bacteria. Microplastics (plastic particles under 5mm) are a widespread environmental pollutant, with more than 120 trillion estimated to have accumulated in the global ocean. Upon entering the environment, microplastics are rapidly […]
- The physics of George R R Martin’s Wild Card virus revealedMartin has put his name to a theoretical physics paper The post The physics of George R R Martin’s Wild Card virus revealed appeared first on Physics World.
- New administrator for pEPR schemeA new administrator for the UK’s four-nation Extended Producer Responsibility for Packaging (pEPR) scheme was announced on 21 January, and it will be called “PackUK”. The announcement marks another milestone in the rollout of the initiative, which aims to help businesses reduce packaging usage and promote more sustainable alternatives. PackUK will shift the cost of […]
- Comment: PM’s ridicule of fish protection at Hinkley is no laughing matterA statement issued by Mark Lloyd, Chief Executive of the Rivers Trust on 24 January. It is very disappointing that the Prime Minister was so disparaging and dismissive about the need for acoustic fish deterrents on the water intakes for the new nuclear power station being built at Hinkley by EDF. Those intakes will suck […]
- Fast radio burst came from a neutron star’s magnetosphere, say astronomersScintillation measurements show that FRB 20221022A originated from the highly magnetized region around a neutron star, challenging existing models of conditions there The post Fast radio burst came from a neutron star’s magnetosphere, say astronomers appeared first on Physics World.
- In Europe, Solar Power Overtakes CoalFor the first time in the EU, solar supplied more power than coal did last year, a new analysis finds.Read more on E360 →
- Earth911 Inspiration: Together We Are A ForceAuthor and speaker Sangeeta Rana reminds us that the smallest actions add up to big... The post Earth911 Inspiration: Together We Are A Force appeared first on Earth911.
- Explore the quantum frontier: all about the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology 2025Tushna Commissariat rounds up the key activities, talks and events in the IYQ calendar across the UK The post Explore the quantum frontier: all about the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology 2025 appeared first on Physics World.
- As climate change supercharges disease, Trump pulls US from World Health OrganizationThe move, and a temporary gag order on public health agencies, puts the country in a dangerous position.
- Gleaning: The ancient practice fighting modern food waste“The simple act of turning discarded crops into nourishment bridges so many divides.”
- MPs in climate and nature rebellionMPs in climate and nature rebellion Channel News brendan 24th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Helgoland: leading physicists to gather on the tiny island where quantum mechanics was born100 years since Heisenberg made his mythical trip, a select group of quantum researchers will retrace his footsteps The post Helgoland: leading physicists to gather on the tiny island where quantum mechanics was born appeared first on Physics World.
- California just debunked a big myth about renewable energyThe state went a record 98 of 116 days providing up to 10 hours of electricity with renewables alone.
- Terahertz light produces a metastable magnetic state in an antiferromagnetNew phase could be used to make faster and more compact memory and processing devices The post Terahertz light produces a metastable magnetic state in an antiferromagnet appeared first on Physics World.
- Flock Together for the Great Backyard Bird CountNEW YORK, NY—Share in the joy of birds during the annual Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) and help make your community stronger for you and the birds. Bird and nature lovers everywhere unite in the...
- Flock Together for the Great Backyard Bird CountNEW YORK, NY—Share in the joy of birds during the annual Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) and help make your community stronger for you and the birds. Bird and nature lovers everywhere unite in the...
- Flock Together for the Great Backyard Bird CountNEW YORK, NY—Share in the joy of birds during the annual Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC) and help make your community stronger for you and the birds. Bird and nature lovers everywhere unite in the...
- UK Government priorities for stewarding Britain’s natural environmentWith biodiversity and ecosystem restoration now near the top of Britain’s climate agenda, UCL’s Department of Political Science hosts a discussion on where Labour should direct resources. Jointly hosted with the UCL Policy Lab, the event was held in December and chaired by Dr Fergus Green, Associate Professor in Political Theory & Public Policy at […]
- University bans fossil fuel recruitersUniversity bans fossil fuel recruiters Channel News brendan 24th January 2025 Teaser Media
- A New Documentary About a Hummingbird Rehabber Peeks At Life on a Different ScaleAbout 70 minutes into Every Little Thing, an energetic young bird named Jimmy goes on a rampage. Weeks into his rehabilitation after a fall from his nest, the orphaned Allen’s Hummingbird is ready...
- A New Documentary About a Hummingbird Rehabber Peeks At Life on a Different ScaleAbout 70 minutes into Every Little Thing, an energetic young bird named Jimmy goes on a rampage. Weeks into his rehabilitation after a fall from his nest, the orphaned Allen’s Hummingbird is ready...
- Nature walk in AspenTakeaways from an amazing nature walk with Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES) The post Nature walk in Aspen appeared first on Environment America.
- Animals and their politicsAmerica voted and inaugurated a new president. But did you know that animals have elections of their own? The post Animals and their politics appeared first on Environment America.
- Animals among the fireWildfires have caused devastation throughout the Los Angeles area. Here are some of the wild animals the fire has affected. The post Animals among the fire appeared first on Environment America.
- £5.7million investment will attempt cross-UK ‘whole system’ approach to just transitionA research programme that claims to put people and communities at the centre of the move to Net Zero is one of two national projects benefitting from a share of nearly £10m investment by UKRI. The JUST-Systems project aims to develop practical pathways and accelerate action that build on community aspirations for sustainable, liveable and […]
- Electricity networks prepare for Storm ÉowynStorm Éowyn is set to bring high winds to most of the UK over the coming days, including extremely high winds on Friday for some areas. The Met Office has issued yellow warnings for most parts of the UK on Friday, with amber weather warnings for areas in the north of England, Wales and Scotland, […]
- Why electrochemistry lies at the heart of modern technologyOur podcast guest is Colm O’Dwyer, president of the Electrochemical Society The post Why electrochemistry lies at the heart of modern technology appeared first on Physics World.
- Why Plumbing Inspections Are Essential Before Buying a HomeBuying a house is a substantial financial responsibility. Feeling overwhelmed by the excitement of finding a house that suits you perfectly is quite common. However, it is essential to remember to inspect important things like the plumbing system. When it comes to plumbing, a complete system test is something that cannot be overstressed. The discussion...
- China’s Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak smashes fusion confinement recordThe device sustained a high-confinement plasma for over 1000 seconds The post China’s Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak smashes fusion confinement record appeared first on Physics World.
- Guest Idea: 5 Everyday Foods to Boost Your Brain PowerYour brain is your most powerful tool, and keeping it sharp starts with what you... The post Guest Idea: 5 Everyday Foods to Boost Your Brain Power appeared first on Earth911.
- Flailing around for growth: new roads and runways are not the answerWell, this is depressing. Rachel Reeves, who once wanted to be Britain’s first green chancellor, now prefers to confect rows with her natural allies over new roads and runways. She briefs out her support for a third runway at Heathrow and tells the FT: “When […]
- Deadly Encounter: Mountain Lion Attacks Spark ControversyA mountain lion attack that killed a young California man last year has reignited a debate over how the big cats should be managed. Some are calling for renewed hunting of the animals, while others are advocating nonlethal methods of instilling a fear of humans in the big cats.Read more on E360 →
- Trump leaving the Paris Agreement is ‘mostly symbolic.’ What does it actually mean?The biggest impact on global emissions will be from the new president’s deregulatory agenda.
- What Trump can (and can’t) do to disrupt Los Angeles wildfire aidIt will be hard for the president to revoke FEMA funding — but a GOP-led Congress could slow down the region’s recovery.
- New candidate emerges for a universal quantum electrical standardApproach based on the quantum anomalous Hall effect does away with the need for applied magnetic fields The post New candidate emerges for a universal quantum electrical standard appeared first on Physics World.
- Bamboo 101 for Your HouseholdFamilies that are striving to live greener can make many small choices that add up... The post Bamboo 101 for Your Household appeared first on Earth911.
- Peecycling: From Liquid Waste to Healthy CropsComposting toilets are very rare in the U.S., but a quiet infrastructure crisis, and the... The post Peecycling: From Liquid Waste to Healthy Crops appeared first on Earth911.
- RELEASE: New report details environmental, consumer costs of data center expansionGrowth in energy-intensive computing must come with focus on using renewable energy, maximizing energy efficiency, reducing impacts on grid The post RELEASE: New report details environmental, consumer costs of data center expansion appeared first on Environment America.
- Crown Estate announces £20m more for Rural Environment FundThe scheme will double in value, helping more Crown Estate farmers transfer boost revenue through ecosystem projects. Now valued at £20million, the Crown Estate’s Rural Environment Fund aims to agricultural businesses in transitioning and diversifying their interests. This leads to ‘better outcomes for food production, nature recovery’ and income, according to a press release announcing […]
- How Finland’s greenest city unites right and left wing on climateWith divisions and politicisation causing headaches for local authority environmental teams in the UK, how has one of Europe’s foremost eco-towns balanced the narrative? Turku is unarguably ahead of the curve. The Southwest Finland city, home to around 200,000 people, proudly lays claim to an enviable modern track record for climate action. Granted, Meyer’s […]
- Is a Blue Bay Shepherd the Right Dog for Your Family?What is a Blue Bay Shepherd? If you’re considering adding a furry friend to your home, the Blue Bay Shepherd might have caught your eye. With its wolf-like appearance and calm, friendly personality, this breed is both striking and lovable. But is it the right choice for you? Let’s dive into everything you need to...
- Struggling With Customers? How To Update Your Business To Make It More AppealingHaving your own business is a mixed bag. There is the pride of running a successful business and being truly self-sufficient but then, there is also the double-edged sword of needing to stay current and appealing to new customers, as well as maintaining the old ones. This can be hard, and many business owners and...
- Tips for Being More Sustainable When RentingSustainability is a lifestyle choice that more and more people and communities around the world are choosing to adopt. For renters, living sustainably can feel like a challenge. After all, you may not have full control over your living space, and making permanent changes to your property often isn’t an option. However, there are plenty...
- Energy ownership should be accessible to everyoneThis post is by Ciara Shannon, founding director of the Green Finance Community Hub CIC and green finance lead at North West Net Zero Hub. The Local Power Plan has the potential to transform the future of UK energy. But its true impact will depend […]
- Meet Kenya’s climate refugeesMeet Kenya’s climate refugees Channel News brendan 23rd January 2025 Teaser Media
- Electronics Recycling in Ajax: A Guide to Responsible DisposalDo you have old electronics piling up in your home? From outdated smartphones to broken laptops, these gadgets often sit forgotten, collecting dust. But did you know tossing them in the trash can harm the environment? Recycling your electronics protects nature and helps recover valuable materials like metals and plastics. The best part? Ajax offers...
- Group sues WA over late reporting on greenhouse gas emissionsAccording to Washington law, the state departments of Ecology and Commerce are required to report the state's total greenhouse gas emissions every two years.
- Sabin Center’s Online Tracking Tools Monitor Government Actions on Climate ChangeSince 2017, the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law has documented policies that restrict or expand initiatives in science and climate.
- Grid connection reforms: What they mean for UK developersSignificant changes to the UK’s grid connection process under the Clean Power 2030 Action Plan (CP30) will impact project timelines and readiness criteria, posing both challenges and opportunities for developers (words: Vattenfall). The UK’s push towards clean power by 2030 is entering a transformative phase with the implementation of CP30. Recently published by the Department […]
- Action urged over climate change’s impact on hydropower and wildlifeScotland must do more to help hydropower facilities maximise their output and prevent negative impacts on wildlife in the face of the challenges posed by climate change, according to a new report. The document lays out a series of recommendations to help tackle the problem of sediment buildup at dams and weirs across the country. […]
- Saving the Minnesota state beeThe rusty patched bumblebee has disappeared across 87% of its range. Pesticides are a major threat to this bee and other species. The post Saving the Minnesota state bee appeared first on Environment America.
- Right whales could live to be 130 but their median lifespan is just 22A new study highlights the tremendous potential for North Atlantic right whales – if fishing gear and fast boats didn’t kill them first The post Right whales could live to be 130 but their median lifespan is just 22 appeared first on Environment America.
- 465,000-gallon sewage spill threatens California beachesRecent sewage spill leads to dangerous waters in California, here’s how Congress can help. The post 465,000-gallon sewage spill threatens California beaches appeared first on Environment America.
- Art as Witness: Honoring Iceland’s Changing Glacial LandscapeArtists Peter Bremers and Jim Schantz discuss their glacial artworks inspired by a journey to Iceland’s Vatnajökull National Park.
- Nanocrystals measure tiny forces on tiny length scalesOne technique is used to observe worms munching on bacteria The post Nanocrystals measure tiny forces on tiny length scales appeared first on Physics World.
- The “Fix Our Forests Act” won’t actually fix our forestsThe Fix Our Forests Act could have devastating consequences for the environment and endangered species. The post The “Fix Our Forests Act” won’t actually fix our forests appeared first on Environment America.
- Can wind turbines be recycled?Wind turbines are massive. Improvements in recycling are ensuring they don’t become waste. The post Can wind turbines be recycled? appeared first on Environment America.
- Is Engineered Marble Sustainable? Pros and ConsFor over a millennium, marble has been a luxurious material beloved by artists and royalty worldwide. Because of its high status, marble is extremely popular as a classy countertop option for those with money to spare. It also has many advantages over other kitchen countertops, including natural temperature regulation that makes it perfect for baking...
- Creating Impactful Volunteer Programs: A Step-by-Step GuideWhen you’re a part of a conversation that helps you learn something new, look at things from a different point of view, and express what you know, it creates a lasting connection with people with unique thinking. Similarly, an impactful volunteer program may focus first on organizational goals but also unite people with a shared...
- Warmer, Greener Arctic Becoming a Source of Heat-Trapping GasAs the northern latitudes warm, ice is melting and vegetation is spreading. But instead of absorbing more carbon, the region is becoming a source of heat-trapping gas, a new study shows.Read more on E360 →
- IOP president Keith Burnett outlines a ‘pivotal’ year ahead for UK physicsA failure to support physics and physics-based industries could result in missed opportunities, says Burnett The post IOP president Keith Burnett outlines a ‘pivotal’ year ahead for UK physics appeared first on Physics World.
- L.A. Fire resourcesOur hearts ache for everyone impacted by the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. Fortunately, community response in L.A. and beyond has been tremendous and there are many resources available for wildfire survivors. Thanks to Senator Ben Allen’s office for compiling these resources. Below is info on sources of support. The post L.A. Fire resources appeared first on Environment America.
- Right whale mother ‘Grand Teton’ gives birth to her ninth known calfGrand Teton joins the Right Whale Mama Hall of Fame, becoming one of just five mothers who have been seen with nine or more calves The post Right whale mother ‘Grand Teton’ gives birth to her ninth known calf appeared first on Environment America.
- What Trump’s climate policy rollbacks may mean for WAWith so much federal backtracking already underway, all eyes now turn toward states like ours to lead the effort against climate change.
- Labour MPs called to defy party line in landmark climate voteDozens of backbenchers are expected to vote in favour of the Climate & Nature Bill on Friday, ending the ‘toxic cocktail of dither and delay’. The Climate & Nature Bill will go to a House of Commons vote on Friday 24th January. Sponsored by Liberal Democrat MP Dr Roz Savage, the draft policy was published […]
- Best of Earth911 Podcast: Newday Impact’s Doug Heske on Getting Started With ESG InvestingHere’s an archival show perfect for thinking about how to put your investments to work... The post Best of Earth911 Podcast: Newday Impact’s Doug Heske on Getting Started With ESG Investing appeared first on Earth911.
- Why telling bigger stories is the only way to counter misinformationRobert P Crease explains how we make sense of the world around us The post Why telling bigger stories is the only way to counter misinformation appeared first on Physics World.
- Scientists can identify worst water pollutants and most vulnerable speciesIt is hoped the breakthrough will make it easier to protect biodiversity, replenish wildlife and safeguard public health. A new study published in Environmental DNA looks at the impact a pioneering AI technology developed at the University of Birmingham can have on analysis of fresh water bodies in the UK. Looking at 52 lakes across the country, […]
- The US wants to cut food waste in half. We’re not even close.Americans waste more than 300 pounds of food per person per year, study says.
- Carbon neutral status achieved by electrical and mechanical trades groupThe Association of Electrical and Mechanical Trades (AEMT) has achieved CAFA (Climate Action for Associations) Certified Carbon Neutral Association status. The group said this accreditation was secured by measuring, reporting, and offsetting its carbon footprint from January 2023 to December 2023, and putting in place credible, science-aligned plans to further measure and reduce its emissions. […]
- A new atlas maps the water flea’s worldA new online tool will help researchers to study the impact of pollution on Daphnia or water fleas – tiny freshwater crustaceans that are used as sentinels for water pollution like canaries were used in coal mines. Researchers from the University of Birmingham, UK, Penn State University, USA, and Mount Allison University, Canada, have created […]
- Ultrasonic flow measurement drives efficiency improvements at Five Fords WwTWEngineers working on a project in North Wales have employed novel techniques to improve wastewater treatment efficiency, reportedly at a fraction of the cost of traditional methods, saving an estimated £3.5 million. Alison Miles from NIVUS, an instrumentation partner in the project, explains the flow measurement technology behind the reported improvements. Background Owned and operated […]
- Work begins on Swedish spent nuclear fuel repositoryThe ground was broken on 15 January to begin construction of an underground repository for spent nuclear fuel in Sweden, one of the first such facilities in the world. Located at a depth of around 500 metres, the final repository is planned to hold approximately 12,000 tonnes of spent nuclear fuel in 6,000 canisters, and […]
- New human-caused shifts found in the global water cycleA recent paper by a group at NASA appears to show that the global water cycle is shifting in ways that have gone unobserved until now. Most of the shifts are said to be driven by activities such as agriculture and could have impacts on ecosystems and water management, especially in certain regions. The research […]
- UK’s first ‘smart’ electricity substation installed in MaidstoneWhat’s described as the UK’s first ‘smart’ electricity substation has been installed in Kent – ready to ‘talk’ to other sites and share power to where it’s most needed at peak times. UK Power Networks’ Maidstone substation is the first in a series to be equipped to communicate, in an advanced way, with other sites, […]
- Bad, Better, Best: The Climate Impact of MeatThe average American eats approximately 226 pounds of meat per year, and they are expected... The post Bad, Better, Best: The Climate Impact of Meat appeared first on Earth911.
- Big Energy Saving Week: 10 most power hungry video gamesAs Big Energy Week begins, a new report shows gaming can add up to £7.50 and 30 kWh to monthly domestic bills . Numbers have been released for Big Energy Week, which begins today 22nd January 2025. The figures come as concern continues to mount over the net zero transition focus on electrification and increasing […]
- Why You Need a Free Adblocker in 2025: Features and BenefitsIn today’s digital age, having a free adblocker is a must for a smooth and safe browsing experience. With the internet filled with ads, pop-ups and trackers, having a reliable tool to block these distractions is more important than ever. This article will explain why you need a free adblocker in 2025, what to look...
- Creating a Healthy Indoor Environment for Sustainable Living: Tips for a Greener HomeCreating a healthy indoor environment is not just about being comfortable it’s essential for our well being and the planets future. We spend up to 90% of our time indoors so the quality of our indoor space directly impacts our health, productivity and ecological footprint. By making conscious choices we can align our living space...
- Climate impacts could wipe out profitsClimate impacts could wipe out profits Channel News brendan 22nd January 2025 Teaser Media
- Your Plate, Earth’s Fate: The Impact of Diet Choices on the EnvironmentPhoto by Jorge Urosa on Pexels What we eat doesn’t just affect our bodies – it affects the planet too. Our food choices make up a big chunk of our environmental footprint – from greenhouse gas emissions to water usage to deforestation. Whether we’re eating a plant-based meal or a steak dinner every decision...
- What is a Water Closet? Function to StyleWhen you’re planning a bathroom renovation or upgrade the term “water closet” comes up and many of us are left scratching our heads. What is a water closet and why does it matter? Don’t worry this guide will take you from confused to clear, breaking down its purpose, benefits, size and style. Whether you’re a...
- Why no one bid to drill in the Arctic Refuge lease saleSpoiler: It’s not possible to drill in the Arctic Refuge without harming the wildlife The post Why no one bid to drill in the Arctic Refuge lease sale appeared first on Environment America.
- 3 of the most important Trump executive orders on climatePresident Trump signed a barrage of orders to dismantle Joe Biden’s agenda on climate and clean energy. Here are three that could have far-reaching consequences.
- Canada’s woodland caribou are threatened by loggingWoodland caribou in Canada’s boreal forest are facing existential threats due to habitat fragmentation and other changes caused by logging. The post Canada’s woodland caribou are threatened by logging appeared first on Environment America.
- Here’s what the Paris climate agreement does and doesn’t doThe Paris agreement is a mostly voluntary climate pact with the goal of reducing global warming. The U.S. withdrawal, while expected, triggered heavy reactions.
- Whales’ baleen holds clues about the species’ reaction to whalingA forgotton collection of baleen helped Smithsonian scientist discover evidence of the stress caused by a resumption of whaling. The post Whales’ baleen holds clues about the species’ reaction to whaling appeared first on Environment America.
- West of England Combined Authority co-funds 40 Bristol bike hangarsFunding as come through Active Travel England as part of a wider rollout across the region. Due to be installed next month, each hangar provides storage for up to six bicycles. The hangars can be accessed via lock and key or via an app in some locations. Dubbed Bike Nests, the service will be managed […]
- SMART spherical tokamak produces its first plasmaThe SMall Aspect Ratio Tokamak operates with a 'negative triangularity' configuration The post SMART spherical tokamak produces its first plasma appeared first on Physics World.
- Aberdeen braced for unemployment hike as BP prepares mass job cutsThe oil and gas giant is shedding 6% of its global workforce – 4,700 jobs – with details of where the hammer blows will be felt yet to be unveiled. The cost-saving drive has long been expected, but last week the scale of cuts at BP became clear. The company, which currently employs 90,000 people […]
- When charging quantum batteries, decoherence is a friend, not a foeControlled dephasing can be harnessed to enhance the batteries’ efficiency and stability The post When charging quantum batteries, decoherence is a friend, not a foe appeared first on Physics World.
- We Earthlings: Wake Up, Climate Change Is Here!2024 was the warmest year in recorded history, according to the World Meteorological Association, and... The post We Earthlings: Wake Up, Climate Change Is Here! appeared first on Earth911.
- As Oceans Warm, Predators Are Falling Out of Sync with Their PreyIn the sea as on land, climate change is driving shifts in the abundance and distribution of species. Scientists are just beginning to focus on why some fish predators and prey — like striped bass and menhaden on the U.S. East Coast — are changing their behavior as waters warm. Read more on E360 →
- The 8 talking points fossil fuel companies use to obstruct climate actionNew research highlights companies’ “aligned and coordinated” use of Twitter to deny climate change and delay solutions.
- Microbeams plus radiosensitizers could optimize brain cancer treatmentCombining microbeam radiotherapy with targeted radiosensitizers could treat tumours while sparing normal brain tissues The post Microbeams plus radiosensitizers could optimize brain cancer treatment appeared first on Physics World.
- Recycling Mystery: Dental AppliancesBraces, expanders, headgear, retainers, and eventually, dentures. Over a lifetime, that’s lots of metal, plastic,... The post Recycling Mystery: Dental Appliances appeared first on Earth911.
- Plant-Based Soups: Super for You & the PlanetWarm, rich, and hearty. Light and refreshing. Spicy and silken. The styles, flavors, and textures of... The post Plant-Based Soups: Super for You & the Planet appeared first on Earth911.
- UK grid expert talks preventing outages during winter stormsHow does Britain keep the lights on and connections live during extreme weather events? In the wake of 2025’s first major storm, we take a closer look at resilience in the power network. Storm-related outages are common. We only have to think back a few weeks to Storm Darragh to see that. But what lies […]
- How to Sharpen Lawn Mower Blades Like a Pro: A Beginner’s Step-by-Step GuideLawn mower blades play a vital role in keeping your yard looking pristine. If your grass appears torn or uneven after mowing, your blades may be dull. No need to worry—sharpening your lawn mower blades is simpler than you think and saves you both time and money. In this guide, we’ll walk you through every...
- Everybody eats...Everybody eats... Channel Comment brendan 21st January 2025 Teaser Media
- The Green Benefits of Tiny Living: Why Park Model Cabins Are Perfect for DownsizingThe movement toward tiny living has grown from a niche lifestyle choice into a meaningful response to some of today’s most pressing environmental challenges. Downsizing to smaller homes is an intentional way to reduce resource consumption, limit waste, and live more sustainably. Among the many options for embracing this lifestyle, park model cabins stand out...
- Oak Framed Buildings: A Sustainable Choice for Your HomeOver the past few years sustainable living has gone from trend to lifestyle. From reducing carbon footprints to choosing eco friendly materials, homeowners are making sustainability a priority when it comes to decision making. One of those decisions becoming increasingly popular is oak framed buildings. Beautiful and sustainable, they are the perfect combination of style...
- Trump unravels US climate agenda as he promises to ‘drill, baby, drill’From declaring a “national energy emergency” to exiting the Paris Agreement, here is everything climate-related Trump did on Day 1.
- Time’s up for single-use? Research suggests retailers must go reusable to stay competitiveNew research appears to reveal that two-thirds of UK shoppers (65%) believe all retailers should be offering reuse and refill systems and moving away from single-use plastics.1 The research was commissioned by reuse and refill expert GoUnpackaged. When reuse and refill systems are made convenient, over two-thirds (68%) of consumers are likely to incorporate them […]
- Renewed interest in uranium mining threatens waterways and wildlifeUranium mining and milling in the West poses serious threats to wildlife and communities — from water pollution and radioactive dust to the risk of accidents during transport. The post Renewed interest in uranium mining threatens waterways and wildlife appeared first on Environment America.
- Wrinkles in space–time could remember the secrets of exploding starsDistortions known as gravitational memory are permanent and potentially detectable from Earth The post Wrinkles in space–time could remember the secrets of exploding stars appeared first on Physics World.
- Group launches new UK Biochar Carbon Code for public consultationCapChar, a UK provider of on-farm biochar solutions, has launched a public consultation on its new Biochar Carbon Code. Stakeholders are invited to contribute feedback to refine a code that the group suggests “promises to set a new benchmark for biochar carbon removal”. Unlike existing standards/codes, says CapChar, the Biochar Carbon Code is built upon […]
- AMP8 delivery requires data for nature approachA data-driven approach coupled with greater use of nature-based solutions offers a promising path for UK water, says Ryan Pearson of remote monitoring firm Metasphere, ahead of his panel appearance at the WWT Wastewater Conference on 28 January 2025. The immediate challenge facing the UK water sector lies in resource limitations such as skilled labour […]
- ‘Why do we have to learn this?’ A physics educator’s response to every teacher’s least favourite questionMark Whalley argues that a physics education builds valuable skills, but not for the reasons often given to students The post ‘Why do we have to learn this?’ A physics educator’s response to every teacher’s least favourite question appeared first on Physics World.
- Earth911 Podcast: Thinking Zero Waste With Sarah Currie-HalpernPractical progress toward a sustainable lifestyle, whether you are an individual or a business, will... The post Earth911 Podcast: Thinking Zero Waste With Sarah Currie-Halpern appeared first on Earth911.
- New Journal of Physics seeks to expand its horizonsNJP editor-in-chief Andreas Buchleitner discusses how the journal is looking to boost its coverage across all areas of physics The post <em>New Journal of Physics</em> seeks to expand its horizons appeared first on Physics World.
- Novel MRI technique can quantify lung functionMRI of inhaled perfluoropropane can assess regional lung ventilation and monitor improvements in response to medication The post Novel MRI technique can quantify lung function appeared first on Physics World.
- Recycling Mystery: Memory FoamFew things can refresh your body like a good night’s sleep, and few products have... The post Recycling Mystery: Memory Foam appeared first on Earth911.
- Welsh Universities receive £20m loan funding to tackle emissionsDebts will be repaid through long-term energy savings, with surplus cash used to fund further decarbonisation efforts. Speaking at a visit to Cardiff University, where a £12.2million project is accelerating carbon emissions reduction efforts, Welsh Deputy First Minister with responsibility for Climate Change, Huw Irranca-Davies, and Minister for Further and Higher Education, Vikki Howells, explained […]
- Tax the world’s super-rich already - OxfamTax the world’s super-rich already - Oxfam Channel News brendan 20th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Sustainable Cat Parenting: Eco-Friendly Tips for Caring for Your Feline FriendOwning a cat can bring endless joy and companionship to your life, but it’s important to consider the environmental impact of your furry friend. From the products you use to how you manage waste, there are many ways to make cat ownership more sustainable. With a little thought and effort, you can reduce your cat’s...
- Five principles to make the Warm Homes Plan workAs cold and snow batters the UK, once again the need for warm, well-insulated homes is top of the agenda. Poorly insulated homes drive up energy bills across the country, meaning addressing this issue isn’t just about emissions, it’s about ensuring people aren’t forced to […]
- Capitalism and climate overshootCapitalism and climate overshoot Channel Comment brendan 20th January 2025 Teaser Media
- Rice: Balancing Food Security And Environmental ChallengesRice is a very common food in the whole world. An Asian dinner is incomplete without rice. It is a cheap food, easily available, delicious, and nutritious. According to Statistica, 522,100 million metric tons of rice are consumed in 2023/2024. Economic Importance of Rice Rice is a demanding crop. A lot of people’s jobs are...
- What happens to kids when their schools are destroyed?Disasters like the California wildfires are costing kids their education.
- 6 Tips for Choosing the Best Bamboo Toilet PaperWhen you’re making eco-friendly changes at home, even small adjustments can have a meaningful impact. Choosing the right toilet paper might not seem like a big decision, but considering how often it’s used and its environmental effects, it’s worth careful thought. Bamboo toilet paper has become a popular sustainable alternative, offering benefits for both your...
- 5 Key Trends in Sustainable Building Design for 2025Sustainability is no longer a buzzword in the construction industry. It’s a must. As we head into 2025 businesses, architects and developers are realising the long term benefits of eco friendly building practices. Sustainable building design isn’t just about reducing environmental impact it’s about cost savings, better occupant health and resilience. Let’s dive into the...
- Fasting as a Gateway to a Healthier and More Sustainable DietIn an era marked by an increasing awareness of environmental issues and a growing desire for sustainable lifestyles, fasting has emerged as a potential game-changer. Far from being a mere religious or cultural practice, fasting promises a revitalizing start to a healthier and more sustainable diet. With its roots deeply embedded in human history, this...
