Irish fishing industry warns of thousands of job losses after quotas slashed in EU deal – The Irish Times
Fishing groups have condemned an EU fisheries deal reached early on Saturday, describing its outcome as a “betrayal”…
9 spring-fed experiences where 72 degree water flows crystal clear year-round
Rainbow Springs State Park flows with 400 million gallons of crystal-clear water daily at a constant 72°F, creating…
EU fishing quota agreement ‘catastrophic’ for Ireland
Fishing organisations have described the outcome of the EU fishing quota agreement for next year as “catastrophic” for…
UN environment assembly wraps up in Nairobi
The assembly is the world’s highest-level decision-making body for matters related to the environment. More than 6,000 people – representing…
Horsham: Ambulance station to become food waste workshop
The decision to use the money from reserves was taken by the full council. Conversion of the site,…
No affordable homes as part of Grace Church development
Artist’s impression of the proposed Grace Community Hub in Kempston. Image: Grace Community Church Campaigners against a church…
Brighton business launches lifetime recycled phone case
Gomi makes consumer tech accessories from non-recyclable waste plastic and operates out of a studio in Gloucester Street…
Lights out: can dimming the sun really save us from global warming?
Enter solar geoengineering, the unlikely frontrunner in the fight against rising global temperatures. Solar geoengineering, or solar radiation…
Flooding remains threat in Pacific north-west as Washington declares emergency | US weather
The Pacific north-west is reeling from catastrophic flooding that inundated communities across the region this week, forcing tens…
Some Arctic warming ‘irreversible’ even if we cut atmospheric CO2
A glacier meets the sea in Dickson Fjord, Greenland Jane Rix/Alamy The Arctic will retain about 1.5°C of…