Category - Ecology

• Reptile smuggler is sentenced
• Malaysia's nuclear decision depends on preparedne­ss across 19 key areas
• Soaring demand for biofuels could cause global food crisis
• The switch to green energy is working
• Record journeys by 2 leviathans
• Solar firms eye space-based energy frontier
• Where is Bardia National Park?
• MIT FINDS LOWER-ENERGY METHOD TO EXTRACT LITHIUM FROM HARD ROCK
• THIS CHICKEN DIDN'T COME FROM AN EGG
• ACWA Power, BCDA seal lease deal
• HOW MUCH ELECTRICIT­Y DOES A HEAT PUMP USE?
• Wildlife lovers called upon to help document local species
• Why range extenders are making a comeback (and what are they anyway?)
• A frank look at water priorities is the first step to shifting them
• Public deserves access to water infrastruc­ture studies, says Warisan man
• Santini’s Aero Race jersey packs in some futuristic tech
• Bugs bounce back on Australian island
• A water fight in the West
• 3 top tips for keeping plants hydrated
• Give a helping hand to our wild mallard
• Our Climate’s Wild Card
• Young scientists turn villagers into biodiversi­ty guardians
• Fiji rejects Australian billionair­e’s ‘Pacific ashtray’ garbage plan
• New initiative tackles wetsuit waste
• Do plants have personalit­ies?
• Will batteries get cleaner?
• Energy firm exec urges partnershi­p with insurers
• Iran war pushing focus away from fossil fuels
• GREEN TECH SALES SURGE
• DOE says Visayas needs more stable power supply
• Take on the 100 Ways to Save the World challenge
• MARK CARWARDINE “The vaquita population is terrifying­ly low but has been virtually stable for the past three years”
• Wader recovery zones proposed for Scotland
• Wildlife watch - the badger
• Charity says barriers harm fish
• CASE STUDY 1: MARINE & BOAT RECYCLING CASE STUDY 2: BOAT BREAKERS
• Community divers remove reef-damaging starfish