Extra £10 million to support Welsh businesses on their journey to net zero | Welsh Government
£10 million of additional funding is being made available to help support Welsh businesses to reduce their carbon…
Are ‘forever chemicals’ in your town’s drinking water?
EPA plans to scrap landmark climate policy The Trump administration plans to withdraw a key scientific finding, which…
Places for London celebrates 10,000 learners through its construction skills programme | Transport for London
Since 2019, Places for London, with its training partner, The Skills Centre, has trained more than 10,000 learners…
Northern France offers luxuries worthy of Louis XIV but also reminders of a brutal past – The Irish News
In 1682, Louis XIV told his courtiers they were moving from Paris to Versailles. They laughed at him,…
Germany’s Budget Cuts Leave Heavy Industry Stuck with Dirty Tech
In Geseke, a small town in Germany’s western industrial heartland, plans to launch a large-scale carbon capture project…
Window Heat Pumps Are Becoming More Popular in Germany
A stroll down German streets usually reveals plenty of postwar architecture, stucco walls and increasingly, air conditioners sitting…
Are fireflies going extinct? Actually, they seem to be thriving.
Rainy, damp weather along the eastern United States in summer 2025 has one upside: Fireflies love it. “Fireflies…
I Don’t Know Who Needs to Hear This, But It’s Okay to Drink Coffee in the Summer
Image credits: Linda Xu. This summer’s a scorcher. By noon, the sun’s already blazing, the pavement is radiating,…
‘We have to think bigger’: Majority of UNESCO World Heritage sites face severe water risk
ADVERTISEMENT Nearly 73 per cent of World Heritage sites are at high risk of water-related hazards, according to…
Germany Gives Go-Ahead for Gas Drilling in Protected North Sea Site
Germany has given the green light for drilling as much as 13 billion cubic meters of natural gas…