The Latest Breaking News from Environment

The P6 class at Harrysmuir Primary in Livingston created a dog fouling map to shame those not cleaning up after pets. They improved their own grounds to encourage wildlife and have plans to improve the way parents park around their school

When you meet folks in their natural environment, it's easier to appreciate their differences.

Switching from meat to plant-based protein is one way to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and consume less of the planet’s natural resources.

The 16th-century King Ferdinand of Spain sent his subjects abroad with the command: “Get gold, humanely if possible, but at all hazards, get gold.” His statement rings true today. Gold remains one of the world’s most expensive substances, but mining it is one of the most environmentally and socially destructive…

Research is urgently needed to fill knowledge gaps about koala populations in Cessnock and Lake Macquarie, according to data collected by the NSW Environmental Defenders Office.

Curtis Island, in the Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Area, is a major habitat for vulnerable species. It is also home to three liquefied natural gas plants that export roughly five per cent of the world's LNG.

Despite the recent rally in meme stocks due to risky bets by amateur speculators, fundamentally weak, over-hyped, and over-leveraged businesses are unlikely to survive the rising rate environment. Hence, it may be wise to sell GameStop (GME), AMC Entertainment Holdings (AMC), and Bed Bath & Beyond (BBBY). Continue reading….

Major laws quickly shot down, money debates still up in the air.

How many wake-up calls do we need before our political leaders sit up and act? Four environmental leaders warn it’s time to stop thinking about our environment, conservation, and climate change as a nice to have.

The burning of fossil fuels and destruction of ecosystems through the extraction of resources has led to the precipice of a catastrophe. How do we step away from the precipice?

Environmentalist alliance says plastic waste from failed supermarket-backed recycling scheme can be safely warehoused until it can be recycled