Environment
Why underground heat networks are set to revolutionise how we heat our homes
Centralised networks take waste heat from data centres and disused mines to pump heat into homes, effectively removing the need for boilers.
Team GB windsurfer can’t train in Britain due to sewage in the seas
‘The sewage problem in the UK is pretty horrific'
Indian landfill that will soon be taller than the Taj Mahal is on fire
The fire has been cited as proof that “our cities are crumbling under the weight of their own waste”.
Dubai under water as a year’s worth of rain falls in a day
Torrential rainfall events like this will become more frequent due to human-driven climate change.
Eton urged to refund Rees-Mogg’s school fees following climate change debate
"The ECHR is saying is that the climate getting hotter would be more dangerous than it not. They don't know that. You don't know that"
Climate expert says it’s time to retire the word ‘unprecedented’
"We're just breaking records over and over again. We've got to stop using unprecedented because it's not unprecedented anymore. It's normal", Jim McQuaid said.
Government ‘scores 3 out of 10’ on energy security commitments – analysis
The ECIU accused the Government of “going backwards” on reducing the country’s reliance on expensive foreign fossil fuel imports.
After wettest 18 months on record, UK braces for water shortages
Feargal Sharkey blamed "greed, profiteering and a system of regulation that simply isn't up to the job" for the paradoxical anomaly.
UK records ‘highest ever share of electricity generation by renewables’
A quarterly record of 51.5 per cent marks the first time more than half of all UK generation came from renewable sources, the Government said.