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Britain's Biggest Community Solar Farm Shut for Whole Summer
Britain's biggest community solar farm has been shut for its entire first summer after the grid operator ordered a transformer disconnected to prevent rooftop solar from overloading north Devon's netw
VMAX VX2 Lite E-Scooter Hits $799 With Full Suspension
Swiss e-scooter maker VMAX has launched the VX2 Lite, a commuter-focused electric scooter with full suspension, up to 56 miles of range, and 1,400W peak power, starting at $799.
Trump's $2.6B Wind Buyouts Hit Union Jobs
Unionized wind energy workers are pushing back against the Trump administration's anti-wind policies, saying executive orders, stop-work orders, and $2.6 billion in lease buyouts have disrupted projec
‘We plant belonging’: how nature charities and asylum seekers work together in UK countryside
Charity Action Asylum has secured £1.62 million from the National Lottery to scale up programmes pairing asylum seekers with environmental volunteering in locations across England and Wales over the n
Readers debate: car parks vs green space for solar
Guardian readers debated why the UK builds solar farms on green space rather than covering car parks, with respondents citing France's existing mandate and England's incoming 2028 rooftop requirement
$85/Ton Carbon Credit Sparks Rural Indiana Backlash
Rural residents of Clymers, Indiana are organizing against a proposed carbon sequestration project beneath their farmland, as an $85-per-ton federal tax credit triggers a nationwide surge in permits d
China evacuates nearly two million people as powerful typhoon makes landfall
Typhoon Bavi made landfall in eastern China as the country's second major storm in a week, triggering the evacuation of nearly two million people across Zhejiang and surrounding provinces while disrup
‘Super’ El Niño could cause global food price shock lasting into 2028, analysts say
Analysts project a 15.8% surge in global food commodity prices as a 'super' El Niño with a 63% chance of historically strong Pacific warming compounds Iran war disruption, with full impact delayed unt
Alderney set to welcome Britain in Bloom judges
Alderney will host Britain in Bloom judges on 29 July as the island showcases its coastal horticulture, conservation efforts and heritage sites during a three-hour tour.
Pupils Find River Stour Polluted, Plan to Lobby MP
Children at a primary school in Dedham, Essex, found the River Stour — which runs through an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty immortalised by painter John Constable — to be heavily polluted after co
Amur Tiger Ginger Biscuit Joins Woburn for Conservation Breeding
Amur tiger Ginger Biscuit has relocated to Woburn Safari Park from Longleat as part of a coordinated European conservation effort, where she is adjusting confidently to her new environment.
The South African trailblazers seeking to change how wildlife documentaries are made
A South African not-for-profit has grown from a 2015 frustration into a 400-fellow network training African wildlife and underwater documentary makers, anchored by a new dive-and-film centre in Sodwan
Tesla Cybercab Employee Rides Start at Giga Texas
Tesla announced that Cybercab rides for employees are 'starting soon' at Gigafactory Texas, but the vague two-post reveal offered no details on routes, fleet size, or whether the wheel-less vehicles w
Gayford: More Sharks Than Ever Off Australia and NZ
Spearfisher Gayford says he is encountering more sharks than ever while diving off Australia and New Zealand, linking the surge to recovering humpback whale populations drawing great whites on annual
Typhoon Bavi hits China after battering Taiwan, Japan
Typhoon Bavi made landfall in China's Zhejiang province late Saturday after sweeping through Japan and Taiwan, with over 1.7 million Chinese evacuated. The storm previously killed at least 17 people i
Kent Wildlife Trust awarded £1.28m species grant
Kent Wildlife Trust has been awarded a £1.28 million government grant through Natural England's Species Recovery Programme to bolster wild beaver populations and survey endangered species including th
RSPB buys 'magical' 96-hectare landscape to reconnect habitats
RSPB purchased 96 hectares of Welsh upland called Gallt-y-bere to bridge two halves of its Gwenffrwd-Dinas nature reserve, reconnecting fragmented habitats along the River Tywi for the first time in 6
Flood trauma haunts Lagos survivors with no mental health support
Flood survivors in Lagos and beyond describe lasting psychological trauma from recurring climate disasters, as experts warn of rising climate anxiety, ecological grief, and chronic stress with little
A swarm of stink bugs and a river of rats: why India’s flowering bamboo causes a crisis for humans
A mass flowering of bamboo in Mizoram, India has driven a rodent population explosion that has devastated crops for over 5,300 farmers, prompting the state to distribute rodenticides and revive tradit
Manx Shark Foundation launches to study basking sharks
The Manx Shark Foundation has launched to study endangered basking sharks in Isle of Man waters, using citizen science and new research after a recent rise in sightings.
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