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Lottie Limb
Traffic fumes may impair your thinking. These simple steps can help
Scientists find ‘concerning’ links between traffic jams, depression and memory in this first-of-its-kind air pollution study.
Wind and solar generated a record 22% of EU electricity in 2022
‘Coal rebound fears are dead’, the new report shows, as the energy crisis continues to catalyse Europe's shift to clean energy.
Is your toilet cleaner greenwashing you? UK opens investigation
2023 promises to be the year that regulators really crack down on misleading green claims.
Meet the Indian maths teacher who made his own solar-powered car
The entrepreneur went viral for his prototype of a ‘luxurious’ electric vehicle that is not just for the super wealthy.
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How ‘buzz lines’ could help reverse the decline of bees
A new EU deal aims to save our pollinators ‘before it’s too late’. Here’s what it involves.
In pictures: Hot January floods and pollutes rivers in Eastern Europe
An iconic European river has filled with plastic bottles, old tyres and fridges after heavy rain.
The European countries using the most (and least) renewable energy
Eurostat's 2021 results show a small drop after the pandemic, but wind and solar power are now on a major growth spurt.
How much CO2 is actually being removed from the air every year?
Forests are mostly to thank - with new tech only responsible for 0.1% of carbon dioxide removal so far, according to a new report.
'Victory for the seabed’ as France bans deep-sea mining
A growing number of countries are opposing the new industry, which could be devastating for marine ecosystems and the climate.
68% of Brits experiencing eco-anxiety after record-breaking year
Charlotte Ritchie and other UK stars have opened up about their own fears in some of the UK’s most precious natural spaces.
Euroviews. Why 2022 was a positive year for climate action, according to experts
As we look back at 2022, it’s not all doom and gloom when it comes to climate action.
The letters offering a ‘lifeline’ to climate protesters in prison
Looking for a good Christmas deed? Writing to a protester behind bars is a very cheap way to show solidarity.
The new Swiss mountain train that can jump tracks and grow taller
The 'world first' design offers a seamless experience for those travelling through Switzerland’s breathtaking Alpine scenery.
UK’s first carbon capture plant could start pulling in CO2 by 2027
It was announced on the same day as a new coal mine was approved in England, but the technology is still unproven.
Revealed: Oil and gas companies plan to take us beyond 2.5C
New oil and gas fields will push global warming beyond climate targets, yet Shell, TotalEnergies and Chevron are still investing.
What is COP15? The UN summit seeking to ‘make peace with nature’
A new global biodiversity framework is set to be agreed in Canada this fortnight, with proposals such as ‘30 by 30’ negotiated.
How it feels to eat lab-grown chicken after 7 years as a vegetarian
I tried cultivated meat while covering COP27 in Egypt - and left hungry to learn more about how big a climate solution it really is.
Tired of seeing personalised ads? The planet is too, new report finds
An estimated 1 per cent of total energy consumption on Earth is used to show us adverts.
Short-haul flights are now banned in France thanks to new law
The idea for the ban originally came from a Citizens' Assembly.
Spanish school kids are ‘jumping out of bed’ to join this bike bus
Barcelona’s ‘bicibus’ isn’t just a route to school for more than 700 people - it’s also a lesson in sustainable transport.
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