An army of cloud-seeding drones: The tech trying to save the West from devastating droughts
For decades, scientists have tried to create rain in our atmosphere by shooting particles into clouds. While research…
Southern Water reveals £42m works overhaul plan for Kent
According to the Local Democracy Reporting Service, the largest single investment in SW’s plans will be a £10m…
Datacentres should be forced to invest in wind and solar energy, agree all states except Queensland | Renewable energy
Power hungry datacentres that are growing to meet the demands of artificial intelligence could be forced to invest…
Which species are named after Sir David Attenborough? And how many of them are there?
One of the highest honours in the natural history world is to have a species named after you,…
New Study Shows Risks of Amazon Deforestation. And Rewards of Protection.
If deforestation and global warming continue unchecked, the Amazon rainforest could begin a gradual transition to a degraded,…
Color Off the Mid-Atlantic Coast
Starting in early April, NASA satellites began to detect a patch of brownish, blue-green water lingering off the coasts…
Swimming pool boom in France helped by fuel crisis
France leads Europe as the number of private pools reaches 3.7 million Around 90,600 new households installed a…
Common garden items you can no longer put in your bin due to new rules — full list
New recycling rules have come into force across England, with many items no longer able to go into…
Those Arrow Symbols Aren’t For ‘Recycling’: Here’s What They Mean
cazawi/Shutterstock Recycling can be a complicated business, and…
Bjorn Lomborg: The world abandons hydrocarbons at the risk of worsening food insecurity
Yet, Western NGOs and campaigners, well-fed but overly-worried about climate change, have railed against artificial fertilizers because they…