The Myth of Clean Energy
Environment / Books & the Arts / August 25, 2025 Is all the hope placed in renewables an…
The rose that survived Hurricane Katrina—and now blooms across the country
Renowned rose expert William Welch from Texas A&M University was already aware of—and impressed by—the rose. Before the storm, he’d…
Net zero! It’s not even a real thing so why does everyone hate it? | First Dog on the Moon – The Guardian
Net zero! It’s not even a real thing so why does everyone hate it? | First Dog on…
1,300 MWh megaluxury plant rises in Arab world — 787 feet tall and no solar panels
Subtracting sometimes is the best thing engineers can do to make a new structure feel like something new,…
The Extinction Administration – The Atlantic
The Indian River Lagoon, a long braid of brackish mangroves and shifting islands, runs along Florida’s Atlantic coast.…
Underwater Camera Captures Rare and Exciting Sighting of Nearly Extinct Species
In an exciting breakthrough for marine conservation, The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales (WTSWW) recently captured…
The perilous charm of Reggie the ‘friendly’ dolphin | Dolphins
No one knows why Reggie, the solitary-sociable bottlenose dolphin, has chosen to linger alone in Lyme Bay, away…
Your guide to a simple, effective post-workout cool-down
Open this photo in gallery: Recovery after exercise is essential, but it doesn’t have to be complicated.wichayada suwanachun/iStockPhoto/Getty…
Rivers at critical level as Scotland’s water supplies feel the strain
BBC The water level in Backwater Reservoir in Angus, which supplies water to the Dundee area, last Friday…
‘Balsam bashing’ protects pathways, Worcester volunteers say
Phil Wilkinson Jones Local Democracy Reporter Maria Baldwin Maria Baldwin and friends have been “balsam bashing” along the…