Category - Ecology

• In the end, we still need gas... as pragmatic Andy knows
• S. Korea launches new bid to guide stranded shark to sea
• By championin­g Net Zero above all else, Miliband and Co aren’t just guilty of economic folly, they risk blood on their hands
• Burnham faces climate revolt after approval of North Sea gas drilling
• TAKE FLIGHT IN SARAWAK
• City of Miami wants to crack down on animal cruelty with bigger fines
• ‘It’s never coming back the way it was’
• Ford killed its electric truck. Then demand surged
• Into Africa
• Go wildlife spotting this autumn
• Carbon market plan offers income opportunit­ies — BBM
• MPMA Sabah to bring plastic recycling demo to Ideas Playground
• PRETTY DISRUPTIVE
• The energy secretary is flirting with a bad idea for bills. This ‘block tariff’ has too many flaws
• Fusion: Viable energy source or science project?
• Sabah taps sustainabi­lity for economic growth
• HOPE The Science of
• The hidden water needed to keep AI running
• WOODLOUSE WONDER
• SM expands waste diversion and circular economy ecosystem
• Carbon markets and the tax agenda
• City to remove illegally released goldfish from south-end pond
• Surf’s up? Not for much longer as climate crisis threatens some of world’s key breaks
• Windhoek rolls out five point disaster risk reduction strategy
• El Niño temperatur­es go off the charts
• What is PTES?
• Europe’s EV Surge Raises a New Energy Question
• WHY DO LIVING THINGS NEED WATER?
• Bucketful of BS
• 9 out of 10 puffins in the UK could die out by 2050, warn experts
• Bill reckons with toxic legacy off SoCal coast
• Toyota PHL donates ₧3M for tamaraw conservati­on in Mindoro
• Microsoft cuts purchases of carbon removals by 80%
• Trump’s war on electric vehicles boomerangs on us
• DMCI POWER SEEKS NOD FOR PLANT EXPANSION
• SS United States to become world’s largest artificial reef