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12 06 2023 | 09:48

More than 1,500 arrested at Extinction Rebellion protest in The Hague

More than 1,500 people were arrested during a protest by the Extinction Rebellion climate group in The Hague on Saturday, Dutch police said. Activists blocked a section of a motorway during the…

12 06 2023 | 09:45

The vanishing swifts from the sky above my shed are a sad omen

On 7 May, I tweeted that swifts had appeared in the skies over the shed where I write on the same day in 2022, and predicted, if they kept to their schedule, they would leave overnight on 7 August.…

12 06 2023 | 09:39

vBritish parents need to adapt to climate chaos – but not by abandoning the great outdoors

Like all children, I hated rainy days. What I didn’t realise until I had my own baby was how my parents probably hated them, too. Cooped up, whingeing babies can make cooped up, whingeing babies of…

12 06 2023 | 09:38

Insurance giant halts sale of new home policies in California due to wildfires

The insurance giant State Farm, America’s biggest car and home insurer by premium volume, will halt the sale of new home insurance policies in California, citing wildfire risk and inflation of…

12 06 2023 | 09:35

Up to 70% of California beaches could disappear by end of the century

California is known for golden sands and endless waves, but much of the state’s famous shoreline could vanish in the future. That’s according to a new study, which found that between 25% and 70% of …

12 06 2023 | 09:34

Invasion of Ukraine ‘has fuelled funding boom for clean energy’

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has helped ignite a boom in clean energy investment which will significantly outpace spending on fossil fuels, according to the International Energy Agency. A report…

12 06 2023 | 09:30

Philosopher Peter Singer: ‘There’s no reason to say humans have more worth or moral status than animals’

Australian philosopher Peter Singer’s book Animal Liberation, published in 1975, exposed the realities of life for animals in factory farms and testing laboratories and provided a powerful moral…

12 06 2023 | 09:30

Recycled plastic can be more toxic and is no fix for pollution, Greenpeace warns

Recycling plastic can make it more toxic and should not be considered a solution to the pollution crisis, Greenpeace has warned before the latest round of negotiations for an international plastics…

12 06 2023 | 09:27

Rome climate protesters turn Trevi fountain water black

Seven activists protesting against climate change climbed into the Trevi fountain in Rome and poured diluted charcoal into the water to turn it black. The protesters from the Ultima Generazione (…

12 06 2023 | 09:21

France needs to invest €66bn a year on climate action, government report states

France must spend €66 billion every year until 2030 in order to hit its climate targets, a new report by a government advisory body says, suggesting more debt and taxing the rich as a way to foot the…

12 06 2023 | 09:19

Namibia moves ahead on green hydrogen project, with German investors

Hyphen, whose shareholders include Germany-headquartered Enertrag, was announced as the preferred bidder in 2021 for the project in the Namib Desert’s Tsau Khaeb National Park. The feasibility and…

12 06 2023 | 09:16

Danish investment to boost Finland’s wind power output by one-third

Danish investment company Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) and Myrsky Energia, a Finnish developer specialised in wind power, signed a framework agreement to that effect, according to an…

12 06 2023 | 09:15

Plastic waste puts millions of world’s poorest at higher risk from floods

A devastating 2005 flood that killed 1,000 people in the Indian city of Mumbai was blamed on a tragically simple problem: plastic bags had blocked storm drains, stopping monsoon flood water from…

12 06 2023 | 09:14

‘Farming good, factory bad’, we think. When it comes to the global food crisis, it isn’t so simple

No issue is more important, and none so shrouded in myth and wishful thinking. The way we feed ourselves is the key determinant of whether we survive this century, as no other sector is as damaging…

12 06 2023 | 09:11

Chemical cocktails harmful to wildlife found in 81% of English rivers and lakes

Chemical cocktails that are harmful to wildlife have been found in 81% of river and lake sites tested in England, a study has found. Wildlife organisations are calling on the government for more…

12 06 2023 | 09:09

The Critical Raw Materials Act – What opportunities for EU technology providers?

In March 2023, the European Commission presented its Critical Raw Material Act (CRMA) which aims at securing the supply of critical raw materials, mitigating risks to supply chains and reducing the…

12 06 2023 | 09:08

France’s odd game on renewables

The French government reaffirmed last week that it does not want to choose between nuclear and renewables, saying it is taking action to promote both. Yet, its challenge to the EU’s revised…

12 06 2023 | 09:07

Dorset ‘super reserve’ recreates ancient savannah habitat to boost biodiversity

The mighty aurochs have gone, as have the tarpan horses and the wild boars, but modern-day substitutes have been drafted in to recreate a large open “savannah” on heathland in Dorset. Instead of…

12 06 2023 | 09:06

Belgian Greens slam De Croo for echoing Macron’s climate law break call

Belgium’s Green Party, including  Climate and Environment Minister Zakia Khattabi, criticised Prime Minister Alexander De Croo’s call for a regulatory break on EU climate that echoes French President…

12 06 2023 | 09:05

No destroying unsold goods: EU countries agree on green product rules

The EU’s 27 countries have agreed a common position on the revamp of the bloc’s sustainable product rules, following strenuous negotiations about a sweeping ban on the destruction of unsold textiles…