The Latest Breaking News from Environment

It is 10 years since Theresa May first used the phrase that has become synonymous with hardline policies on migrants. In that decade – from “go home” vans to the Windrush scandal – thousands have faced fear and uncertainty as a result. They tell Nadine White their stories

After an error on a visa application form, Sarah slipped into immigration limbo

The planet is plummeting into the abyss from multiple different factors from corporate farming depleting the vitamins and minerals in the soil thus less of these critical elements in our food to climate change. Factory farming of animals is not only unethical and immoral but significantly increases the CO2 levels…

When it comes to capitalising on environmentally conscious daytrippers, one Queensland town is pulling out all stops.

Weibo Corp (NASDAQ:WB) banned Trip.Com Group Limited (NASDAQ:TCOM) co-founder and Chair James Liang for alleged violation of laws, Reuters reports. The social media company neither elaborated on the violation nor cited the reasons behind the ban. Liang had recently questioned the wisdom of the country's zero-COVID strategy as the country's Presidential election draws closer. Also…

Piper Sandler analyst Brent Bracelin maintained Bill.Com Holdings, Inc (NYSE:BILL) with an Overweight and lowered the price target from $300 to $205 (92.4% upside). After six months of fielding investor questions, Piper Sandler published a new 'what could go right?' report series.  The report involved in-person meetings with senior leadership to understand better how different cloud business…

The £1 offer has previously saved young people hundreds of pounds in entry fees to explore Scotland's rich heritage.

Nigeria’s coastal areas are known to present environmental hazards and risks. Oil exploration and exploitation is one source of these hazards. Oil spillage, gas flaring, air and water pollution and agricultural land contamination are serious problems in the region, with implications for human and environmental health.

Canadian Solar Inc (NASDAQ:CSIQ) reported first-quarter FY22 revenue growth of 15% year-on-year to $1.25 billion, missing the consensus of $1.31 billion. Higher solar shipment volumes and ASP and a significant increase in the battery storage solutions business drove the growth. Solar module shipments of 3.63 GW, up 42% Y/Y, were in line with…