An offshore windfarm developer has asked the Albanese government to pause its application to progress its project off the Illawarra until after the coming federal election, after the Coalition campaigned against
Susanne Hablützel breaks up her work day by staring out the window at a rooftop garden. The view is not spectacular: a pile of dead wood sits atop an untidy plot
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Offshore windfarms are to be painted black in an effort to reduce the number of birds that die after flying into them.The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has launched
Happy Eco News UK Universities Career Fairs Ban Fossil Fuel Companies Reading Time: 3 minutes UK Universities are now blocking big oil: career fairs ban fossil fuel companies. A growing number
Happy Eco News Chicago Clean Power Buildings: A Major Leap Toward Sustainability Reading Time: 4 minutes Chicago clean power buildings cut emissions equivalent to removing 62,000 cars annually. As of January
Zimbabwe is planning to ramp up its use of coal and gas to meet its energy needs after the worst drought in decades dried out the water supply to the hydropower
We handpick and explain the most important stories at the intersection of climate, land, food and nature over the past fortnight.
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We are witnessing the most devastating climate disasters on record: wildfires ravaging Los Angeles, deadly floods in North Carolina, and global temperature records shattered month after month. We have officially surpassed
[CLIP: Theme music]Rachel Feltman: For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Rachel Feltman.You’ve probably heard of space telescopes like Hubble and the James Webb. They’re famous for giving us breathtaking images of