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Andy Burnham Climate Plans: Tough Decisions for Britain

Andy Burnham Climate Plans: Tough Decisions for Britain

Andy Burnham faces tough climate decisions as he stands on the threshold of No 10, with climate crisis impacts like heatwaves and wildfires already...

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US Iran Attacks Escalate Energy Market Risks

US Iran Attacks Escalate Energy Market Risks

The US intensifies attacks on Iran, hitting targets near Tehran and striking a tanker, while Iran retaliates against Gulf states, threatening globa...

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Energy Drink Ban for Under-16s in England: What You Need to Know

Energy Drink Ban for Under-16s in England: What You Need to Know

Energy drinks with high caffeine content are set to be banned for sale to under-16s in England starting April next year, as part of a new public he...

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El Niño Could Be Strongest on Record: Climate Experts Alarmed

El Niño Could Be Strongest on Record: Climate Experts Alarmed

The El Niño climate phenomenon, now locked in place in the Pacific Ocean, could develop into the strongest on record according to Australia's Burea...

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Climate Change Drives Deadly Flash Floods: What Experts Say

Climate Change Drives Deadly Flash Floods: What Experts Say

Climate change is driving increasingly common bouts of heavy rain in the US that cause deadly and damaging flash floods, experts say. A year after ...

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US-Saudi Uranium Enrichment Deal: Key Details and Risks

US-Saudi Uranium Enrichment Deal: Key Details and Risks

The US-Saudi uranium enrichment deal signed by Donald Trump allows Saudi Arabia to enrich its own uranium, raising significant nuclear nonprolifera...

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US-Saudi Nuclear Deal Raises Proliferation Concerns Worldwide

US-Saudi Nuclear Deal Raises Proliferation Concerns Worldwide

The US-Saudi nuclear deal has sparked intense debate over energy security and nuclear proliferation. Under a 30-year agreement, the United States w...

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EU Carbon Market Reform Risks Weakening Climate Progress

EU Carbon Market Reform Risks Weakening Climate Progress

The European Union's emissions trading system (ETS), Europe's most effective tool for cutting greenhouse gas emissions, risks being weakened under ...

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South East Water Survival Warning as Funds Dry Up

South East Water Survival Warning as Funds Dry Up

South East Water has issued a stark survival warning after reporting material uncertainty over its future, as the utility faces mounting fines and ...

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Carbon Capture: A Fig Leaf for Fossil Fuel Expansion

Carbon Capture: A Fig Leaf for Fossil Fuel Expansion

Carbon capture is a fig leaf for fossil fuel expansion, as recent critiques of carbon capture and storage (CCS) highlight. Prof Myles Allen and col...

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Cuba Energy Crisis: Power Grid Collapse and US Sanctions Impact
Cuba Energy Crisis: Power Grid Collapse and US Sanctions Impact
Cuba's energy crisis has reached a breaking point as the national power grid collapses repeatedly, with the third failure in 10 days pushing the island nation toward a humanitarian and... Læs mere ...
Andy Burnham Oil Drilling Plans Risk Labour Backlash
Andy Burnham Oil Drilling Plans Risk Labour Backlash
Andy Burnham's potential oil drilling plans in the North Sea risk a major Labour backlash, as insiders warn of the first confrontation with MPs over new licences. The speculation centers... Læs mere ...
Cyclospora Outbreak: Iceberg Lettuce Recalled in 27 States
Cyclospora Outbreak: Iceberg Lettuce Recalled in 27 States
The Cyclospora outbreak linked to Taylor Farms shredded iceberg lettuce has triggered a recall in 27 states, with health officials warning that more products may follow. This recall, announced on... Læs mere ...
Weird Batteries That Could Store Renewable Energy: Molten Salt &
Weird Batteries That Could Store Renewable Energy: Molten Salt &
The quest for renewable energy storage has led scientists to explore bizarre alternatives like molten salt and human sweat batteries, offering sustainable solutions beyond traditional lithium-ion systems. In the deserts... Læs mere ...
Climate Crisis Link to Extreme Weather Seen by 61% of US Voters
Climate Crisis Link to Extreme Weather Seen by 61% of US Voters
The climate crisis is increasingly recognized by a majority of American voters as a driver of extreme weather, according to a new Data for Progress poll. Amid a summer of... Læs mere ...
South East Water Supply Disruption Hits 7,000 Kent Properties
South East Water Supply Disruption Hits 7,000 Kent Properties
South East Water supply disruption has left thousands of homes and businesses in Kent facing low pressure or no water for a second day. About 7,000 properties in the Tunbridge... Læs mere ...
Climate Change Rhyme: Rising Temperatures & Emission Urgency
Climate Change Rhyme: Rising Temperatures & Emission Urgency
The rising temperatures linked to climate change are normalizing extremes, as a recent report on UK climate shifts highlights. This urgency inspired a new rhyme: “10, 15, 28 – reduce... Læs mere ...
Andy Burnham Plans: Fossil Fuels, Utilities & Housing Changes
Andy Burnham Plans: Fossil Fuels, Utilities & Housing Changes
Andy Burnham's plans for fossil fuels, utilities, and housing are set to reshape UK energy policy and public services. As the incoming prime minister, his leftwing vision includes taking public... Læs mere ...
Iran War Mission Pivots to Ensuring Oil Flow Through Hormuz
Iran War Mission Pivots to Ensuring Oil Flow Through Hormuz
The Iran war mission has pivoted toward ensuring oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz, according to a Trump administration official. US Energy Secretary Chris Wright defended the shift amid... Læs mere ...
Trump Officials Kill PFAS Sewage Sludge Fertilizer Rules
Trump Officials Kill PFAS Sewage Sludge Fertilizer Rules
The Trump administration has killed the regulatory review of PFAS-contaminated sewage sludge used as fertilizer, a decision that threatens farmer health, livestock, and food safety. This move halts proposed risk... Læs mere ...
UK Datacentre Water Crisis Threatens AI Growth Plans
UK Datacentre Water Crisis Threatens AI Growth Plans
The UK faces a critical datacentre water shortage that threatens the government's ambitious AI growth plans, according to Water UK. Datacentres require vast amounts of water for cooling servers, with... Læs mere ...
Woodside Gas Project Faces Federal Court Over Climate Impact
Woodside Gas Project Faces Federal Court Over Climate Impact
The Woodside gas project, one of the world's largest gas developments in Western Australia, is facing a federal court challenge over its climate impact and threat to ancient rock art.... Læs mere ...