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Eel exports to Russia not currently sanctioned, says environment minister

Current restrictions do not apply to eels.

Evening Standard · Jan 23, 2025

Industrial scale farming is flawed: what ecologically-friendly farming practices could look like in Africa

African Perspectives on Agroecology is a new book with 33 contributions from academics, non-governmental organisations, farmer organisations and policy makers. It is free to download, and reviewers have described it as a “must read for all who care about the future of Africa and its people”. The book outlines how…

The Conversation · Jan 23, 2025

Sadiq Khan: My views on Heathrow airport expansion haven't changed - I'm concerned about the environment

‘We face a climate crisis and a climate emergency’ mayor tells London Assembly

Evening Standard · Jan 23, 2025

Swiss Railways plummets in trains league table after The Independent’s investigation

Exclusive: Campaign group halved ticket prices in Switzerland and multiplied some Avanti West Coast fares by four

The Independent UK · Jan 22, 2025

Meta announces major Quest 3 home theater update – but I want to know when it'll make it easier to watch 3D films in VR

A Meta VP has teased big improvements for the home cinema experience on Quest.

TechRadar · Jan 22, 2025

Planning system must protect nature, Government warned as it unveils reforms

Ministers have set out plans to speed up infrastructure development by changing rules on meeting environmental obligations.

Evening Standard · Jan 22, 2025

Five ways to cut emissions from shipping

Shipping generates 3% of global greenhouse gas emissions. This could increase to 10% if current trends continue, according to Transport & Environment – a non-profit organisation dedicated to decarbonising transport in Europe by 2050.

The Conversation · Jan 22, 2025

South Korea Reduces Biomass Energy Subsidies Amid Deforestation Concerns

South Korea's decision to reduce biomass energy subsidies sparks debate on sustainability and environmental impact.

Top News · Jan 22, 2025

Home tie will help us groom youngsters in good environment, says India's Davis Cup captain Rohit Rajpal

India's upcoming Davis Cup World Group I play-off home tie against Togo in Delhi presents a reasonable challenge, according to team captain Rohit Rajpal, who sees the fixture as an opportunity to develop emerging talent.

The Times of India · Jan 22, 2025

As gold prices surge, Ghana faces ‘looming crisis’ over illegal mining

Illegal and small-scale mining known as galamsey is contaminating the country’s rivers and soil, activists say.

Al Jazeera · Jan 22, 2025