Greta Thunberg - the movie Alex Green | 18th September 2020 The film culminates with her voyage across the Atlantic to speak at the UN Climate Action Summit in New York City. Ban sales of petrol cars by 2030 - Labour Emily Beament | 18th September 2020 Labour calls on government to be 'ambitious' by ending the sale of new petrol, diesel, and hybrid cars and vans by 2030. Lewis Hamilton: 'our home is burning' Alex Green | 17th September 2020 The Formula One world champion warns “our home is burning” in the Time’s Running Out film. We need a wildbelt now Emily Beament | 17th September 2020 The Wildlife Trusts warn the proposed changes to the planning system will increase the threat to nature. Fishing fears as Brexit looms Emily Beament | 16th September 2020 The UK will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy at the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. Are Apple products environmentally friendly? Jamie Harris | 16th September 2020 Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) says iPhone maker continues to swerve questions on its environmental record. 'Bend the curve' or face collapse Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 UN sets out how it might be possible to 'bend the curve' and prevent the collapse of biodiversity. Global biodiversity targets missed Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 Global Biodiversity Outlook 5 report shows world leaders fail to meet goals agreed a decade ago. UK 'lost decade' in preventing biodiversity collapse Emily Beament | 14th September 2020 RSPB says UK failing to protect land and sea habitats and reverse the slide towards extinction for threatened species. XR keeps MPs abreast of climate threats Sam Blewett | 11th September 2020 At least 13 topless women attached themselves to the outside of the Palace of Westminster with bike locks around their necks on Thursday. Schools suffer 'dangerously high' air pollution Emily Beament | 11th September 2020 At least 8,549 educational institutions in UK have background levels of a tiny particle pollution known as PM2.5 exceeding international guidelines. Public wants radical climate action Emily Beament Brendan Montague | 10th September 2020 The UK’s first citizens’ assembly has now established beyond doubt that the public want radical action to prevent climate breakdown. Biodiversity collapses by two thirds in fifty years Emily Beament | 10th September 2020 Conservation charity WWF said nature was in “freefall” due to human activity, mainly intensive agriculture and the destruction of habitat. Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
Ban sales of petrol cars by 2030 - Labour Emily Beament | 18th September 2020 Labour calls on government to be 'ambitious' by ending the sale of new petrol, diesel, and hybrid cars and vans by 2030. Lewis Hamilton: 'our home is burning' Alex Green | 17th September 2020 The Formula One world champion warns “our home is burning” in the Time’s Running Out film. We need a wildbelt now Emily Beament | 17th September 2020 The Wildlife Trusts warn the proposed changes to the planning system will increase the threat to nature. Fishing fears as Brexit looms Emily Beament | 16th September 2020 The UK will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy at the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. Are Apple products environmentally friendly? Jamie Harris | 16th September 2020 Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) says iPhone maker continues to swerve questions on its environmental record. 'Bend the curve' or face collapse Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 UN sets out how it might be possible to 'bend the curve' and prevent the collapse of biodiversity. Global biodiversity targets missed Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 Global Biodiversity Outlook 5 report shows world leaders fail to meet goals agreed a decade ago. UK 'lost decade' in preventing biodiversity collapse Emily Beament | 14th September 2020 RSPB says UK failing to protect land and sea habitats and reverse the slide towards extinction for threatened species. XR keeps MPs abreast of climate threats Sam Blewett | 11th September 2020 At least 13 topless women attached themselves to the outside of the Palace of Westminster with bike locks around their necks on Thursday. Schools suffer 'dangerously high' air pollution Emily Beament | 11th September 2020 At least 8,549 educational institutions in UK have background levels of a tiny particle pollution known as PM2.5 exceeding international guidelines. Public wants radical climate action Emily Beament Brendan Montague | 10th September 2020 The UK’s first citizens’ assembly has now established beyond doubt that the public want radical action to prevent climate breakdown. Biodiversity collapses by two thirds in fifty years Emily Beament | 10th September 2020 Conservation charity WWF said nature was in “freefall” due to human activity, mainly intensive agriculture and the destruction of habitat. Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
Lewis Hamilton: 'our home is burning' Alex Green | 17th September 2020 The Formula One world champion warns “our home is burning” in the Time’s Running Out film. We need a wildbelt now Emily Beament | 17th September 2020 The Wildlife Trusts warn the proposed changes to the planning system will increase the threat to nature. Fishing fears as Brexit looms Emily Beament | 16th September 2020 The UK will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy at the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. Are Apple products environmentally friendly? Jamie Harris | 16th September 2020 Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) says iPhone maker continues to swerve questions on its environmental record. 'Bend the curve' or face collapse Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 UN sets out how it might be possible to 'bend the curve' and prevent the collapse of biodiversity. Global biodiversity targets missed Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 Global Biodiversity Outlook 5 report shows world leaders fail to meet goals agreed a decade ago. UK 'lost decade' in preventing biodiversity collapse Emily Beament | 14th September 2020 RSPB says UK failing to protect land and sea habitats and reverse the slide towards extinction for threatened species. XR keeps MPs abreast of climate threats Sam Blewett | 11th September 2020 At least 13 topless women attached themselves to the outside of the Palace of Westminster with bike locks around their necks on Thursday. Schools suffer 'dangerously high' air pollution Emily Beament | 11th September 2020 At least 8,549 educational institutions in UK have background levels of a tiny particle pollution known as PM2.5 exceeding international guidelines. Public wants radical climate action Emily Beament Brendan Montague | 10th September 2020 The UK’s first citizens’ assembly has now established beyond doubt that the public want radical action to prevent climate breakdown. Biodiversity collapses by two thirds in fifty years Emily Beament | 10th September 2020 Conservation charity WWF said nature was in “freefall” due to human activity, mainly intensive agriculture and the destruction of habitat. Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
We need a wildbelt now Emily Beament | 17th September 2020 The Wildlife Trusts warn the proposed changes to the planning system will increase the threat to nature. Fishing fears as Brexit looms Emily Beament | 16th September 2020 The UK will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy at the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. Are Apple products environmentally friendly? Jamie Harris | 16th September 2020 Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) says iPhone maker continues to swerve questions on its environmental record. 'Bend the curve' or face collapse Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 UN sets out how it might be possible to 'bend the curve' and prevent the collapse of biodiversity. Global biodiversity targets missed Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 Global Biodiversity Outlook 5 report shows world leaders fail to meet goals agreed a decade ago. UK 'lost decade' in preventing biodiversity collapse Emily Beament | 14th September 2020 RSPB says UK failing to protect land and sea habitats and reverse the slide towards extinction for threatened species. XR keeps MPs abreast of climate threats Sam Blewett | 11th September 2020 At least 13 topless women attached themselves to the outside of the Palace of Westminster with bike locks around their necks on Thursday. Schools suffer 'dangerously high' air pollution Emily Beament | 11th September 2020 At least 8,549 educational institutions in UK have background levels of a tiny particle pollution known as PM2.5 exceeding international guidelines. Public wants radical climate action Emily Beament Brendan Montague | 10th September 2020 The UK’s first citizens’ assembly has now established beyond doubt that the public want radical action to prevent climate breakdown. Biodiversity collapses by two thirds in fifty years Emily Beament | 10th September 2020 Conservation charity WWF said nature was in “freefall” due to human activity, mainly intensive agriculture and the destruction of habitat. Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
Fishing fears as Brexit looms Emily Beament | 16th September 2020 The UK will leave the EU’s Common Fisheries Policy at the end of the transition period on 31 December 2020. Are Apple products environmentally friendly? Jamie Harris | 16th September 2020 Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) says iPhone maker continues to swerve questions on its environmental record. 'Bend the curve' or face collapse Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 UN sets out how it might be possible to 'bend the curve' and prevent the collapse of biodiversity. Global biodiversity targets missed Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 Global Biodiversity Outlook 5 report shows world leaders fail to meet goals agreed a decade ago. UK 'lost decade' in preventing biodiversity collapse Emily Beament | 14th September 2020 RSPB says UK failing to protect land and sea habitats and reverse the slide towards extinction for threatened species. XR keeps MPs abreast of climate threats Sam Blewett | 11th September 2020 At least 13 topless women attached themselves to the outside of the Palace of Westminster with bike locks around their necks on Thursday. Schools suffer 'dangerously high' air pollution Emily Beament | 11th September 2020 At least 8,549 educational institutions in UK have background levels of a tiny particle pollution known as PM2.5 exceeding international guidelines. Public wants radical climate action Emily Beament Brendan Montague | 10th September 2020 The UK’s first citizens’ assembly has now established beyond doubt that the public want radical action to prevent climate breakdown. Biodiversity collapses by two thirds in fifty years Emily Beament | 10th September 2020 Conservation charity WWF said nature was in “freefall” due to human activity, mainly intensive agriculture and the destruction of habitat. Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
Are Apple products environmentally friendly? Jamie Harris | 16th September 2020 Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) says iPhone maker continues to swerve questions on its environmental record. 'Bend the curve' or face collapse Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 UN sets out how it might be possible to 'bend the curve' and prevent the collapse of biodiversity. Global biodiversity targets missed Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 Global Biodiversity Outlook 5 report shows world leaders fail to meet goals agreed a decade ago. UK 'lost decade' in preventing biodiversity collapse Emily Beament | 14th September 2020 RSPB says UK failing to protect land and sea habitats and reverse the slide towards extinction for threatened species. XR keeps MPs abreast of climate threats Sam Blewett | 11th September 2020 At least 13 topless women attached themselves to the outside of the Palace of Westminster with bike locks around their necks on Thursday. Schools suffer 'dangerously high' air pollution Emily Beament | 11th September 2020 At least 8,549 educational institutions in UK have background levels of a tiny particle pollution known as PM2.5 exceeding international guidelines. Public wants radical climate action Emily Beament Brendan Montague | 10th September 2020 The UK’s first citizens’ assembly has now established beyond doubt that the public want radical action to prevent climate breakdown. Biodiversity collapses by two thirds in fifty years Emily Beament | 10th September 2020 Conservation charity WWF said nature was in “freefall” due to human activity, mainly intensive agriculture and the destruction of habitat. Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
'Bend the curve' or face collapse Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 UN sets out how it might be possible to 'bend the curve' and prevent the collapse of biodiversity. Global biodiversity targets missed Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 Global Biodiversity Outlook 5 report shows world leaders fail to meet goals agreed a decade ago. UK 'lost decade' in preventing biodiversity collapse Emily Beament | 14th September 2020 RSPB says UK failing to protect land and sea habitats and reverse the slide towards extinction for threatened species. XR keeps MPs abreast of climate threats Sam Blewett | 11th September 2020 At least 13 topless women attached themselves to the outside of the Palace of Westminster with bike locks around their necks on Thursday. Schools suffer 'dangerously high' air pollution Emily Beament | 11th September 2020 At least 8,549 educational institutions in UK have background levels of a tiny particle pollution known as PM2.5 exceeding international guidelines. Public wants radical climate action Emily Beament Brendan Montague | 10th September 2020 The UK’s first citizens’ assembly has now established beyond doubt that the public want radical action to prevent climate breakdown. Biodiversity collapses by two thirds in fifty years Emily Beament | 10th September 2020 Conservation charity WWF said nature was in “freefall” due to human activity, mainly intensive agriculture and the destruction of habitat. Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
Global biodiversity targets missed Emily Beament | 15th September 2020 Global Biodiversity Outlook 5 report shows world leaders fail to meet goals agreed a decade ago. UK 'lost decade' in preventing biodiversity collapse Emily Beament | 14th September 2020 RSPB says UK failing to protect land and sea habitats and reverse the slide towards extinction for threatened species. XR keeps MPs abreast of climate threats Sam Blewett | 11th September 2020 At least 13 topless women attached themselves to the outside of the Palace of Westminster with bike locks around their necks on Thursday. Schools suffer 'dangerously high' air pollution Emily Beament | 11th September 2020 At least 8,549 educational institutions in UK have background levels of a tiny particle pollution known as PM2.5 exceeding international guidelines. Public wants radical climate action Emily Beament Brendan Montague | 10th September 2020 The UK’s first citizens’ assembly has now established beyond doubt that the public want radical action to prevent climate breakdown. Biodiversity collapses by two thirds in fifty years Emily Beament | 10th September 2020 Conservation charity WWF said nature was in “freefall” due to human activity, mainly intensive agriculture and the destruction of habitat. Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
UK 'lost decade' in preventing biodiversity collapse Emily Beament | 14th September 2020 RSPB says UK failing to protect land and sea habitats and reverse the slide towards extinction for threatened species. XR keeps MPs abreast of climate threats Sam Blewett | 11th September 2020 At least 13 topless women attached themselves to the outside of the Palace of Westminster with bike locks around their necks on Thursday. Schools suffer 'dangerously high' air pollution Emily Beament | 11th September 2020 At least 8,549 educational institutions in UK have background levels of a tiny particle pollution known as PM2.5 exceeding international guidelines. Public wants radical climate action Emily Beament Brendan Montague | 10th September 2020 The UK’s first citizens’ assembly has now established beyond doubt that the public want radical action to prevent climate breakdown. Biodiversity collapses by two thirds in fifty years Emily Beament | 10th September 2020 Conservation charity WWF said nature was in “freefall” due to human activity, mainly intensive agriculture and the destruction of habitat. Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
XR keeps MPs abreast of climate threats Sam Blewett | 11th September 2020 At least 13 topless women attached themselves to the outside of the Palace of Westminster with bike locks around their necks on Thursday. Schools suffer 'dangerously high' air pollution Emily Beament | 11th September 2020 At least 8,549 educational institutions in UK have background levels of a tiny particle pollution known as PM2.5 exceeding international guidelines. Public wants radical climate action Emily Beament Brendan Montague | 10th September 2020 The UK’s first citizens’ assembly has now established beyond doubt that the public want radical action to prevent climate breakdown. Biodiversity collapses by two thirds in fifty years Emily Beament | 10th September 2020 Conservation charity WWF said nature was in “freefall” due to human activity, mainly intensive agriculture and the destruction of habitat. Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
Schools suffer 'dangerously high' air pollution Emily Beament | 11th September 2020 At least 8,549 educational institutions in UK have background levels of a tiny particle pollution known as PM2.5 exceeding international guidelines. Public wants radical climate action Emily Beament Brendan Montague | 10th September 2020 The UK’s first citizens’ assembly has now established beyond doubt that the public want radical action to prevent climate breakdown. Biodiversity collapses by two thirds in fifty years Emily Beament | 10th September 2020 Conservation charity WWF said nature was in “freefall” due to human activity, mainly intensive agriculture and the destruction of habitat. Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
Public wants radical climate action Emily Beament Brendan Montague | 10th September 2020 The UK’s first citizens’ assembly has now established beyond doubt that the public want radical action to prevent climate breakdown. Biodiversity collapses by two thirds in fifty years Emily Beament | 10th September 2020 Conservation charity WWF said nature was in “freefall” due to human activity, mainly intensive agriculture and the destruction of habitat. Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA Home Latest News and Analysis Ecologist Writers' Fund Special Issues Themes Activism Biodiversity Climate Breakdown Economics and policy Energy Food and Farming Mining Writers Brendan Montague Yasmin Dahnoun Catherine Early Simon Pirani Amélie David Andrew Simms Monica Piccinini Gareth Dale Marianne Brown Resurgence & Ecologist Ecologist recycled Movement Power Megamorphosis Events Merchandise
Biodiversity collapses by two thirds in fifty years Emily Beament | 10th September 2020 Conservation charity WWF said nature was in “freefall” due to human activity, mainly intensive agriculture and the destruction of habitat. Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA
Victory for Druridge Bay protesters Tom Wilkinson | 9th September 2020 Banks Mining application for Highthorn near Druridge Bay, Northumberland, turned down by communities secretary Robert Jenrick. Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA
Air pollution costs lives - and £1.6 billion Emily Beament | 9th September 2020 Cutting UK pollution to stricter WHO guideline levels could prevent 17,000 early deaths a year of working age people. Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA
Co-op to collect 'scrunchable' plastic Mike Bedigan | 8th September 2020 The Co-op launches special in-store collection points to encourage shoppers to recycle more flimsy plastic products. Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA
Green spaces could save NHS £2billion Catherine Wylie PA | 8th September 2020 'Investing in a healthy environment is about the smartest thing we can do.' Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA
Humans drive 96pc of mammal extinctions Ted Hennessey | 7th September 2020 A further 558 mammal species could be extinct by the end of this century. Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA
Plastics boom cannot save oil industry Emily Beament | 4th September 2020 Carbon Tracker: petrochemical industry betting on growth in demand for plastics made from fossil fuels. Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA
Arctic wildfires breach records Emily Beament | 3rd September 2020 Carbon emissions from this year’s wildfires burning in the Arctic Circle have already outstripped 2019’s record. Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA
Sheep farms could convert to woodland Emily Beament | 2nd September 2020 Farmers could make money allowing native trees to return and selling 'credits' for carbon dioxide the trees absorb. Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA
Disposable plastics 'can be halved' Aine Fox | 1st September 2020 Greenpeace report calculates UK supermarkets use 114 billion pieces of plastic packaging each year. Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022. Pagination Previous page ‹‹ Page 12 Next page ›› Subscribe to PA
Plastic bag fee increase risks 'tokenism' Emma Bowden | 1st September 2020 The government is taking a small step in the right direction by raising the price of plastic bags again... 'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022.
'Cracked' nuclear plant to shut down Douglas Barrie | 28th August 2020 Hunterston B power station in North Ayrshire will move into the defuelling phase no later than January 7, 2022.