Category - Ecology

• Suspend all regional airport expansion, campaigner­s say
• UK policies must prioritise climate or Cop26 will fail, key global figures say
• The cicadas are coming. And they’re changing dramatical­ly.
• Green Dragon accolade for dairy farming co-operative
• Cowslip survey launched to take health check of UK’S wildflower meadows
• Libdems want to plant 36m trees a year
• Protect butterflie­s and boost your mental health, people told
• Climate change bill plea rejected
• “SORT OUT THIS MESS!”
• ‘By taking small steps, we can bring about real change’
• Should YOUR next car be electric or are they just a load of expensive hassle?
• Rise in sea level may mean billions in flood damage
• Five weird and wonderful types of beetles to nurture
• Ryanair’s carbon emissions fall by 60pc as pandemic decimates flights
• ‘I didn’t expect this’
• Disaster comes in threes
• Net gains as plastic catch helps rebuild Kerala’s roads
• Energy Team has educated over 800 homeowners about energy and renewable energy
• DoE circular on energy efficiency projects out soon
• ‘Can I Recycle This?’ Book answers questions on what you can, cannot chuck in your blue bin.
• Lenders face backlash from investors over claims they are bankrollin­g ‘dirty energy’
• Stefan Buczacki solves your plot problems
• Heather burning boosts carbon-capturing mosses
• MoE evaluates 11 science projects for NXplorers programme
• Should I go electric or hold my horses?
• Formula 1 sees life in internal engines
• Bird fans dig as summer visitors taking UK flight
• EPA instructs Irish Water to act on bad Marsh Road smell
• Study trumpets benefits of beans for environmen­t
• ESG drives rural market in greener direction
• Greta’s journeys of discovery
• Divers shine a light on unseen Burren caves
• Norwegian fish farmers set sail to raise parasite-free salmon
• ‘Reopening rail line would offer regional balance’
• Going wild for Scotland’s wilderness
• Money Eco grants you can still apply for
• “EV EMISSIONS ARE WORSE THAN ICE CARS OVER A LIFETIME”
• Moving mussels for conservati­on could risk spreading diseases, warns report
• Britain is their oyster