Inside the Ring of Fire: A tale of 2 First Nations and a road that could change everything
I. THE WARNING The ancestors knew. First Nation elders understood the south would march north eventually. They knew…
Africa’s largest off-grid solar-plus-storage project comes online in Angola – pv magazine International
In Angola, 75.26 MWh of battery storage has begun operating as part of Africa’s largest off-grid renewable energy…
President Trump’s ban on wind energy permits ‘unlawful’, court rules
President Donald Trump’s ban on issuing new wind energy permits has been ruled “unlawful” by a US court.…
EU unveils another plan to roll back green rules – POLITICO
The Commission will stress-test the Birds and Habitats Directives in 2026 “taking into account climate change, food security,…
Scientists make major breakthrough that could revolutionize what happens to old plastic: ‘Much more effective’
Plastic pollution has been a steadily growing concern for years. Not only does the physical waste present a…
Ice Age lake at Death Valley National Park reemerges after record rainfall
An ancient lake that thrived during the last Ice Age has reemerged in California’s Death Valley National Park,…
Researchers confirm stunning recovery of creatures nearly driven to extinction: ‘Really an eye-opener’
A British bird of prey has enjoyed such a remarkable recovery that British-born chicks are being used in…
New Permitting Freeze Threatens Hundreds of U.S. Solar and Wind Projects
Solar and wind project approvals on federal lands have virtually stopped this year as the Trump Administration rolls…
US holds first Gulf of Mexico oil and gas auction since 2023
Dec 10 (Reuters) – The Trump administration will hold the government’s first sale of oil and gas drilling…
‘We look ridiculous’: US government website removes fossil fuels as cause of global warming
By Seth Borenstein with AP Published on 10/12/2025 – 11:54 GMT+1 •Updated 12:12 The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has removed…
Underwater ‘storms’ are eating away at the Doomsday Glacier. It could have big impacts on global sea level rise
Swirling underwater “storms” are aggressively melting the ice shelves of two vital Antarctic glaciers, with potentially “far-reaching implications”…
Moulton College partners with animal conservation charity
Dr Alice Clark, conservation scientist at Nature’s SAFE, said: “Around 18,000 animal species worldwide are formally recognised as…