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Powys council battles viral TikTok surge overwhelming Hafren Forest

Powys council battles viral TikTok surge overwhelming Hafren Forest

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Defra reopens Sustainable Farming Incentive to limited applicants after abrupt closure

Defra reopens Sustainable Farming Incentive to limited applicants after abrupt closure

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UK's disposable vape ban exposes challenges in defining and enforcing reusable standards

UK's disposable vape ban exposes challenges in defining and enforcing reusable standards

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Legal challenge launched against UK planning bill over environmental protections

Legal challenge launched against UK planning bill over environmental protections

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Six teens charged over deliberate fire that devastated Portlethen Moss peat bog

Six teens charged over deliberate fire that devastated Portlethen Moss peat bog

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Climate misinformation surges in top podcasts amid rise of 'new denial'

Climate misinformation surges in top podcasts amid rise of 'new denial'

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AI surge forces data centres to adopt seawater cooling amid water scarcity

AI surge forces data centres to adopt seawater cooling amid water scarcity

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Firefighters battle persistent Fauldhouse wildfire amid Scotland’s escalating climate crisis

Firefighters battle persistent Fauldhouse wildfire amid Scotland’s escalating climate crisis

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Sussex Underwater founders document kelp forest recovery following trawling ban

Sussex Underwater founders document kelp forest recovery following trawling ban

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Surge in reusable bottle sales masks complex environmental costs

Surge in reusable bottle sales masks complex environmental costs

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Mapping reveals 80% of England’s peatlands are dry and degraded, prompting urgent restoration plans

Mapping reveals 80% of England’s peatlands are dry and degraded, prompting urgent restoration plans

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Less than 1% of UK biosecurity budget targets invasive species despite growing threat

Less than 1% of UK biosecurity budget targets invasive species despite growing threat

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Wild swimmers protest United Utilities plan to lower Crummock Water by 1.35 metres

Wild swimmers protest United Utilities plan to lower Crummock Water by 1.35 metres

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Concerns over safety and environment stall NatPower’s lithium battery facility plans in North Yorkshire

Concerns over safety and environment stall NatPower’s lithium battery facility plans in North Yorkshire

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UK commits £56.8m to geoengineering projects amid climate crisis concerns

UK commits £56.8m to geoengineering projects amid climate crisis concerns

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Net Zero goals threaten the future of Britain’s curry houses

Net Zero goals threaten the future of Britain’s curry houses

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Wildfire near Fauldhouse draws major firefighting response amid unprecedented Scottish heat

Wildfire near Fauldhouse draws major firefighting response amid unprecedented Scottish heat

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Isle of Man residents condemn new painted roundabouts as traffic ‘deathtraps’ amid island’s sweeping reforms

Isle of Man residents condemn new painted roundabouts as traffic ‘deathtraps’ amid island’s sweeping reforms

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Methane emissions from fossil fuels hit new highs despite improved tracking, says IEA

Methane emissions from fossil fuels hit new highs despite improved tracking, says IEA

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Visiting Southwark’s recycling centre reveals the hidden journey of waste and sparks new hope

Visiting Southwark’s recycling centre reveals the hidden journey of waste and sparks new hope

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