A Green Recovery: The Path to a ‘New Normal’?
Will the government be able to align Covid-19 recovery policies with the demands of our environmental needs?
Dolphins Return To Lisbon’s Tagus River
The beautiful creatures have returned to the river in numbers, a sight to behold for those living in the Portuguese capital.
Facebook Donates Wasted Server Heat
In a push to help Denmark phase out coal powered heat by 2030, Facebook are donating their wasted heat from the thousands of servers in one of their data centres in Odense.
Ocean Plastic Turned Into Virus Protection Equipment
With a worldwide shortage of personal protective equipment, a community in Thailand saw an opportunity to fulfil a worldwide demand while also helping the local environment.
Solar Panel Efficiency Down 15% In China Due To Air Pollution
The 400-gigawatt target for 2030 could be in jeopardy despite solar energy installation progress.
Mediterranean Sea Life Thrives Amidst Lockdown
Areas previously occupied by ships and people have seen water quality improve as a result of the lockdown. This means sea life off the coast of Italy has seen a resurgence in recent weeks.
Dover Clifftops Teeming With Wildlife
Key restoration work by the National Trust has led to a bloom in wildlife atop the famous landmarks
Worlds First Low Carbon Greenhouse
In a world first, industrial greenhouses are set to become low carbon in the UK.
Germany Latest Country To Put A Ban On Single Use Plastics
In an effort to move away from a throw away society, Germany are to issue a ban on single use plastics effective from the beginning of next year.
Is There Plastic In Rain?
You’ve heard of plastic waste in the ocean, now research shows there’s plastic in our rain.