Environment News

A new study recently discovered shockingly low levels of harmful microplastics in the sediments of Texas bays known for plastic pollution. Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin found that the microplastics were...

Standing inside a purpose-built laboratory at the University of Salford is a red-brick terraced house, Energy House 1, located on Joule Terrace in the northern English city of Manchester. At first glance, it looks...

So, like, have you heard about Charley Rattan? He's like this global energy trainer and advisor guy who's all about informing and advising on the energy transition worldwide. Charley runs Charley Rattan Associates with...

European countries have been on a roll when it comes to removing barriers from rivers, and the latest report from Dam Removal Europe has some eye-opening statistics. In 2024, a whopping 542 dams, culverts,...

For the past two decades, homeowners have been able to claim thousands of dollars in federal tax credits to help offset the high upfront costs of going solar. It was all good until the...

Conservation Efforts: Pretty Privilege PersistsSo, like, when we talk about wildlife and plant conservation, there’s this thing called “pretty privilege” that’s, like, everywhere. People tend to donate more moolah to help out the animals...

Mountain guide Eduardo Mostazo, born and raised in Cáceres, a small city in southwest Spain close to Portugal, faces a new challenge. The proposed lithium mine in the area is causing concern among Mostazo...

Seagrass meadows are apparently the unsung heroes of climate change mitigation, according to a new study. These underwater ecosystems have the capacity to capture and store massive amounts of carbon, making them a crucial...

In the heartland of the United States, farmers have a safety net in the form of federally subsidized crop insurance. This insurance provides a sense of security when faced with unpredictable weather conditions like...

In Cheyenne, Wyoming, the northernmost city getting Colorado River water, the state engineer and attorney general’s offices had a chat with legislators on the select water committee last week. The topic? Ongoing Colorado River...