As Trump rebuffs India, the EU nudges closer
Lottie Limb
Humans could become walking solar panels if this technology takes off
Solar fashion and vertical solar farms are the future with this new material that doesn't need direct sunlight to make electricity.
Big Jet TV: 200,000 watch pilots brave storm landings at Heathrow
Big Jet TV presenter Jerry Dyer has viewers hooked with his running commentary on the gale force landings.
Storm Eunice: Brits braced for rail, road and air travel disruption
Flights from Heathrow, Gatwick, Luton and Stansted Airports have been cancelled as pilots contend with gale force winds of over 90mph.
Is the Paris Agreement in reach? Experts debunk ‘optimistic’ new study
New study is ‘wrong’ to say worst-case climate scenarios averted, explains expert.
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Could Japan reopen to tourists in time for cherry blossom season?
The Japanese PM has hinted that European tourists could return soon, but Covid testing and vaxx rules are likely to be tight.
Which of the world’s rivers are the most polluted with medical drugs?
The first global investigation into pharmaceutical pollution has revealed the extent of caffeine, antidepressants and other drugs in our waterways.
What is vampire power? This one trick could save you €90 a year
With energy prices at a record high across Europe, here is one simple trick to keep your bills down and lower CO2 emissions at home.
Europe’s 89 million dogs are pooing all over biodiversity hotspots
The levels of nitrogen and phosphorous found next to fouled paths would be illegal on farms, scientists were 'staggered' to discover.
Are online auctions a circular economy, or just an expensive hobby?
Breathing new life into old objects is a key trend for Gen Z buyers in 2022, according to Catawiki’s report.
What the UK energy bill hike means for green-powered households
There are calls for a windfall tax on North Sea oil and gas giants after Shell reported profits of €18 billion last year.
Gas and nuclear labelled 'green' by the EU. But how will it affect us?
The controversial change to the EU's list of sustainable energies has been branded a ‘robbery’ by Greenpeace.
EU travel restrictions could never have stopped Omicron, report finds
Aviation bodies are now calling for all EU countries to adopt the new person-based approach.
Arnold Schwarzenegger says he wants to ‘terminate pollution’ on Earth
The star will be welcoming 'climate action heroes' to the sixth annual Austrian World Summit in Vienna this summer.
Spectators slam floating tennis court in the Great Barrier Reef
Intended to raise awareness of ocean plastic pollution, some feel Adidas's message has drifted astray.
Here are some of the inventive ways people are reusing COVID plastics
Old tests are being repurposed into sparkly jewellery, plant pot labels and more, but not all of our pandemic plastics are necessary.
Meet the woman offering free retreats to ‘overwhelmed’ health workers
Jools Sampson's company has been offering free spaces to frontline NHS staff since 2020, but now needs some help to continue.
Oatly ads banned over misleading environmental claims
But one claim that food’s annual emissions could be cut by 49 per cent if the world went vegan was backed up by evidence.
What does a 'blue blob' in the sea have to do with Iceland's glaciers?
A new study throws a light on why the glaciers have stopped melting so fast over the last decade, but the trend won't last.
Long-haul bookings are bouncing back, but why not look closer to home?
Flights to Cancun are soaring according to Skyscanner. But if biodiversity and beaches are your top priorities, Europe has plenty.
Saudi minister backs pink hydrogen made by ‘emancipated young ladies’
Bin Salman told the World Economic Forum of the petropower’s ambition to become a green and blue hydrogen leader too.
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