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31 05 2023 | 07:36

Tidal barrier proposal for Lincolnshire and Norfolk sets off wave of opposition

Plans for a renewable energy tidal barrier linking Norfolk and Lincolnshire have sparked fierce debate between scientists, wildlife charities and a port company CEO who is leading the project.…

31 05 2023 | 07:34

Swedish far-right outraged over government’s wind power expansion plans

The Swedish government gave the green light to two offshore wind farms off the western coast of Sweden, much to the dismay of the eurosceptic Sweden Democrats, whose spokesperson called government ‘…

31 05 2023 | 07:32

New York City is sinking due to weight of its skyscrapers, new research finds

New York City is sinking in part due to the extraordinary weight of its vertiginous buildings, worsening the flooding threat posed to the metropolis from the rising seas, new research has found. The…

31 05 2023 | 07:32

EPA finally wakes up with stiff new climate rules: ‘They’ve hit full throttle’

A slew of anti-pollution, from toxic water to planet-heating emissions has been issued by an agency belatedly flexing its muscles The sleeping giant of the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)…

31 05 2023 | 07:26

Fossil fuel firms owe climate reparations of $209bn a year, says study

The world’s top fossil fuel companies owe at least $209bn in annual climate reparations to compensate communities most damaged by their polluting business and decades of lies, a new study calculates.

31 05 2023 | 07:22

$209bn a year is what fossil fuel firms owe in climate reparations. We want that paid

The truth is out, and it lays bare big oil’s plunder of the environment for commercial greed. Academics now estimate that the 21 top fossil fuel behemoths are liable for an estimated US$209bn annual…

31 05 2023 | 07:19

Is it too late to halt deep-sea mining? Meet the activists trying to save the seabed

For almost 30 years, much of what went on at the secretive-sounding International Seabed Authority (ISA) in Jamaica was unreported and scarcely noticed. Whatever was said by delegations from its 168…

31 05 2023 | 07:16

Flagship EU law to restore nature must not be derailed, warns environment chief

A flagship law to restore nature across Europe must be agreed by member states or risk sending “a dangerous, negative signal to the world”, the EU’s environment commissioner has warned, amid growing…

31 05 2023 | 07:12

Intensive farming is biggest cause of bird decline in Europe, study says

The use of pesticides and fertilisers in intensive agriculture is the biggest cause of the dwindling number of birds in the UK and the rest of Europe, scientists have said. Compared with a…

31 05 2023 | 07:09

Devastating floods in Italy claim lives and leave thousands homeless

Nine people have died and thousands have been evacuated from their homes after heavy storms wreaked havoc in the northern Italian region of Emilia-Romagna, causing severe flooding and landslides.…

31 05 2023 | 07:02

Can ‘enhanced rock weathering’ help combat climate change?

In a quarry surrounded by the din of heavy machinery Jim Mann crouches down and picks up a handful of tiny black rocks. "This is my magic dust," he says with a smile, gently rubbing them between his…

19 05 2023 | 11:36

Power Market Integration, Key to a Resilient and Low Carbon Future

If the past three years – and particularly following the invasion of Ukraine – have revealed anything, it’s that security of energy supply and ensuring flexibility (the ability to match supply and…

19 05 2023 | 11:30

Energy crisis drives EU institutions to cut down on energy use, go solar

The energy crisis and pressure to reduce consumption following the invasion of Ukraine have driven further demand cuts as EU institutions join efforts to cut energy use and emissions. The European…

19 05 2023 | 11:27

UK investment in clean energy transition falls 10%, bucking global trend

Investment in clean energy and the low-carbon economy fell sharply in the UK last year, even as rival nations were increasing their firepower in the global green race, data shows. The UK’s…

19 05 2023 | 11:23

A leading private equity firm claimed to be a climate leader – while increasing emissions

 A leading private equity firm that claims to be an industry climate leader in fact almost doubled its average annual greenhouse gas emissions from fossil fuel investments over the past decade,…

19 05 2023 | 11:23

To buy or not to buy: Europe’s joint gas purchasing

The long-awaited joint gas purchasing platform finally opened for business last week, matching EU buyers to international sellers, a little like online dating for Europe’s energy needs.

19 05 2023 | 11:20

Yes, the climate crisis is raising your grocery bills

Families around the world are struggling with higher grocery costs and electricity and heating bills. What they may not realize is that rising inflation is increasingly driven by another global…

19 05 2023 | 11:18

Pro-Putin businessman emerges as pick to chair Italy’s biggest energy firm

An energy industry veteran who nurtured close ties with Vladimir Putin and has criticised sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine has emerged as the frontrunner to chair Italy’s biggest…

19 05 2023 | 11:14

Air pollution: how bad is particulate matter for your health?

Many types of air pollutants are harmful to human health. These include gases – such as carbon monoxide, nitrous oxides and sulphur dioxide – and particulates. Particulate matter refers to…

19 05 2023 | 11:10

Climate protesters rework Spice Girls song to disrupt Barclays AGM

Barclays’ annual general meeting was disrupted by climate activists deploying Shakespeare-inspired quotes and reworked lyrics of a Spice Girls hit to condemn the bank’s role as one of Europe’s…

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