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How the Alaska Pipeline Is Fueling the Push to Drill in the Arctic Refuge
The war over the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) — one of the most contentious and enduring environmental fights in U.S. history — is once again heating up. -
A new way to store thermal energy
In large parts of the developing world, people have abundant heat from the sun during the day, but most cooking takes place later in the evening when the sun is down, using fuel — such as wood, brush or dung — that is collected with significant time and effort. -
The Guardian view on climate talks: Brexit’s heavy weather | Editorial
via theguardian.comIf Brexit goes ahead, Britain will need to shape a green politics with devolution and social justice at its core. And make sure that politicians cannot renege on our international obligationsThe tragedy of climate change, as the governor of the Bank of England has put it, is one of the horizon. The catastrophic impacts of altering the atmosphere impose an enormous cost on future generations that the current generation creates but has no incentive to fix. To focus the minds of today’s decis -
Raising the alarm over Surrey’s lost insects | Letters
via theguardian.comThe last 15 years have seen the almost total disappearance of insects and the birds that rely on them for food from reader David Marjot’s gardenWhen I moved here 15 years ago, greenfly, dragonflies, hoverflies, bumblebees, honeybees and butterflies among others were common in the garden. There were swallows and martins in the sky in the summer. We had a colony of swifts in the church tower. The swifts, swallows and martins seem to have disappeared. I saw one swallow over the Thames but ver -
Fireball in Finland sky 'probably a meteorite'
via bbc.co.ukThe suspected meteor shook buildings when it raced through the sky in Lapland. -
Climate summit goes slow and steady but King Coal looms
via theguardian.comLittle drama in Bonn other than some star turns and a pantomime villain. All eyes are now on Poland, the next summit hostFor an issue that often seems to lurch from crisis to catastrophe, the steady but vital progress at the UN’s global climate change talks in Bonn was reassuring. But there remains a very long way to go before the world gets on track to avoid catastrophic levels of global warming.There was little drama as the diplomatic sherpas trekked up the mountain of turning the politi -
Scientific Advances Can Make it Easier to Recycle Plastics
Most of the 150 million tons of plastics produced around the world every year end up in landfills, the oceans and elsewhere. Less than 9 percent of plastics are recycled in the United States, rising to about 30 percent in Europe. -
Infrared NASA Imagery Shows Development of Tropical Depression 31W
NASA's Aqua satellite provided infrared imagery of the latest tropical cyclone in the South China Sea. -
Taking a Spin on Plasma Space Tornadoes with NASA Observations
Interplanetary space is hardly tranquil. High-energy charged particles from the Sun, as well as from beyond our solar system, constantly whizz by. These can damage satellites and endanger astronaut health — though, luckily for life on Earth, the planet is blanketed by a protective magnetic bubble created by its magnetic field. This bubble, called the magnetosphere, deflects most of the harmful high-energy particles. -
What went on in Bonn: COP23 week two round-up
The second week of climate talks in Bonn came to a conclusion today (17 November), following a raft of new global alliances and climate pledges building momentum for the transition to a low-carbon future. -
What went on in Bonn; COP23 week two round-up
The second week of climate talks in Bonn came to a conclusion today (17 November), following a raft of new global alliances and climate pledges building momentum for the transition to a low-carbon future. -
Plant Respiration Could Become a Bigger Feedback on Climate Than Expected
New research, led by the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology, suggests that plant respiration is a larger source of carbon emissions than previously thought, and warns that, as the world warms, this may reduce the ability of Earth’s land surface to absorb emissions due to fossil fuel burning. -
Seagrass is a Key Fishing Ground Globally
New research demonstrates that seagrass meadows are important fishing grounds all around the globe. The work highlights that there is an urgent need to start appreciating and understanding this role to be able to build more sustainable fisheries. A study led by Dr Lina Mtwana Nordlund at Stockholm University, published in the scientific journal Fish & Fisheries, examines the global extent to which these underwater meadows support fishing activity. -
What Climate-Conscious Cities Can Learn From Each Other
In many ways, Essen is the envy of cities trying to move past their industrial days. Once the steel and coal center of Germany, Essen’s economic success in the early 20th century was evident in the dust blanketing the city and sulfur filling the air with the constant stench of rotten eggs. By one resident’s account, coal miners permanently wore black smudges across their faces, earning them the nickname waschbar, or “raccoons.” -
‘Planet at a crossroads’: climate summit makes progress but leaves much to do
via theguardian.comThe UN negotiations in Bonn lay the groundwork for implementing the landmark Paris deal, but tough decisions lay aheadThe world’s nations were confident they were making important progress in turning continued political commitment into real world action, as the global climate change summit in Bonn was drawing to a close on Friday.
The UN talks were tasked with the vital, if unglamorous, task of converting the unprecedented global agreement sealed in Paris in 2015 from a symbolic moment int -
The Importance of Biodiversity in Forests Could Increase Due to Climate Change
Leipzig. Forests fulfil numerous important functions, and do so particularly well if they are rich in different species of trees. This is the result of a new study. In addition, forest managers do not have to decide on the provision of solely one service – such as wood production or nature conservation – as a second study demonstrates: several services provided by forest ecosystems can be improved at the same time. Both studies were led by scientists from Leipzig University and the G -
Highs and lows of the Bonn climate talks – in pictures
via theguardian.comThe successes and disappointments this week in Germany, where the world’s nations gathered for the 23rd annual conference of the parties to prevent dangerous global warming Week one at Bonn in picturesContinue reading... -
Fishing 'best argument for seagrass conservation'
via bbc.co.ukSeagrass meadows are diminishing worldwide, which has serious implications for fishing activity. -
If we act on climate change now, the economic prize will be immense | Felipe Calderón
via theguardian.comActing on climate can certainly be driven by pure pragmatism: the economics of it are clear, writes Felipe CalderonClimate negotiators are meeting in Bonn in the middle of November. Beyond the intricacies of the negotiations, here is one key thing to remember instead: about $1tn is already being invested in climate solutions, ranging from renewables and energy efficiency to public transport. To put it simply: for those that act on climate now, the size of the economic prize will be immense.Conti -
Widespread chemical contaminants stunt growth of amphibians
A series of synthetic chemicals widely used in household products, food packaging and clothing have a significant effect on the development of frogs, even at low doses, according to a Purdue University study.Per/polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFASs) are man-made chemicals used to make products stain resistant, waterproof and nonstick, and are present in foams used to fight fires. A U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) study from 2007 showed that some PFASs were present in 98 percen -
Chester Zoo successfully breeds rare Catalan newt
via theguardian.comTwelve Montseny newts – one of world’s rarest amphibians - hatched as part of joint breeding project with Catalan authoritiesConservationists at Chester Zoo have successfully bred one of the world’s rarest amphibians – the Catalan newt – in a bid to save it from extinction.
The zoo is the first organisation outside Catalonia to become involved in the breeding project for the newt, the rarest amphibian in Europe.Continue reading... -
‘We lost a great leader’: Berta Cáceres still inspires as murder case takes fresh twist | Liz Ford
via theguardian.comAs friends and followers of the late Honduran activist continue her battle for indigenous land rights, their cause has been boosted by a damning legal report María Santos Domínguez heard about the death of her good friend Berta Cáceres on the radio. She had just given birth to her youngest daughter, so she wasn’t with Cáceres the week she was murdered.“It was a double blow because we were very close, we worked together in the communities,” said Santo -
Lentils are so 2013 – an on-trend guide to glitter alternatives
via theguardian.comA nursery has banned children from making Christmas decorations using glitter, suggesting the sustainable alternatives of rice and lentils. But what about quinoa?A nursery chain has identified glitter as a harmful pollutant, and banned children from using it when making Christmas decorations this year. Instead, Tops Day Nurseries is now promoting rice and lentils as substitute festive materials. However, not everyone has access to rice and lentils, so here are some other environmentally friendly -
USGS Estimates 40 Million Pounds of Potential Uranium Resources in Parts of Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma
The U.S. Geological Survey estimates a mean of 40 million pounds of in-place uranium oxide remaining as potential undiscovered resources in the Southern High Plains region of Texas, New Mexico, and Oklahoma.The uranium occurs in a type of rock formation called “calcrete,” which has been well-documented in noted uranium-producing countries like Australia and Namibia. The calcrete formations described in this assessment are the first uranium-bearing calcrete deposits reported in the Un -
Water risks still 'invisible' to the finance sector, says ING
Commercial banks are struggling to overcome a communications barrier with businesses to gain insight into portfolio risks specifically associated with water, according to Dutch bank ING's vice president for sustainable finance Ambika Jindal. -
Water risks still 'invisible' to finance sector, says ING
Commercial banks are struggling to overcome a communications barrier with businesses to gain insight into portfolio risks specifically associated with water, according to Dutch bank ING's vice president for sustainable finance Ambika Jindal. -
Why are cyclists one minority group the BBC feels it's OK to demonise? | Peter Walker
via theguardian.comThe BBC’s usual standards of impartiality and respect too often fall short when it comes to cyclists, as one show this week – where a pundit labelled them fanatics and even compared them to Nazis – sadly demonstratesThe scene is a BBC talk show. The subject is a particular niche pursuit enjoyed by a very disparate group of people who otherwise have nothing in common. And things aren’t going well.The presenter – a man known for actively disliking this group – h -
2 Sisters chicken scandal a 'wake-up call' for food watchdog, MPs warn
MPs have issued a "wake-up call" to monitoring bodies in the food supply chain after an investigation revealed breaches of health and safety procedures at 2 Sisters Food Group. -
Can government and investors make post-Brexit UK a green finance leader?
The recent Clean Growth Strategy has created a multi-billion-pound framework for low-carbon growth, but the UK Government is still keen to strengthen relationships with investors to tackle the "hard and challenging" times ahead. -
Tesla shows off new truck and surprise Roadster
via bbc.co.ukTesla has shown off the long awaited Tesla Semi truck, but surprised many with its new Roadster sports car. -
'We should be on the offensive' – James Hansen calls for wave of climate lawsuits
via theguardian.comVeteran climate scientist says litigation campaign against government and fossil fuels companies is essential alongside political mobilisation in fighting ‘growing, mortal threat’ of global warmingOne of the fathers of climate science is calling for a wave of lawsuits against governments and fossil fuel companies that are delaying action on what he describes as the growing, mortal threat of global warming.Former Nasa scientist James Hansen says the litigate-to-mitigate campaign is ne -
A moment that changed me: seeing my first moth fish | Fiona Gell
via theguardian.comI was 22 and my life was at a crossroads. Holding that fish carcass and speaking to Amanda Vincent, a truly inspirational conservationist, sent me on the right pathLike many of the most important occasions in my life, the moment that changed me involved fish. Holding the desiccated carcass of a sea moth while talking to my heroine, the fish biologist and conservationist Dr Amanda Vincent, altered the course of my life.I was 22, and had just finished my biology degree. For my dissertation researc -
Interstellar asteroid is given a name
via bbc.co.ukThe first known asteroid to visit our Solar System from interstellar space has been given a name. -
Nurseries ban glitter in pre-Christmas drive for cleaner seas
via theguardian.comTops Day Nurseries group cracks down amid fears children’s favourite could be as harmful to environment as microbeadsGlitter, as anyone who has ever worn it knows, has a habit of turning up in unexpected places days later, even after a good scrub. However, a new peril has emerged from the sparkly substance: it is adding to the plastic pollution in our seas.A group of nurseries in southern England has banned the use of glitter among its 2,500 children to reduce the amount of microplastics e -
Country diary: a feast for birdwatchers – and some of the best views in the Peak District
via theguardian.comBretton, Derbyshire Finches, fieldfares, tits, siskins and bramblings line up for the feeders at this remote cottageThe road between Abney and Bretton had been closed for much of the summer as a landslip was repaired. The ground hereabouts is wormed through with faults and weaknesses, a legacy of shale rocks and local lead mining. It’s a boundary of sorts, between limestone country to the south and dark gritstone moors to the north, a place of geomantic charm and mystery, hidden corners an -
'Maybe the smog can bring us together': toxic air chokes Pakistan and India
via theguardian.comWith Lahore suffering from air pollution almost equal to that enveloping Delhi, joint action to tackle the problem is urgently needed, say environmentalistsParts of Pakistan have been enveloped by deadly smog in recent weeks, with the city of Lahore suffering almost as badly as the Indian capital Delhi.Pictures and video that show Lahore looking like an apocalyptic landscape have left people in shock. Some residents have said they can’t see beyond their outstretched arm.Continue reading... -
We can still prise coal’s fingers off our necks in Australia | Tim Hollo
via theguardian.comThe UK and Canada are far from democratic wonderlands. But within their limits, they demonstrate how to commit to phasing out coal in the short termEvents on opposite sides of the globe in recent days should give us real hope that coal’s deadly stranglehold on our health, our planetary home, and on our democracy, is finally slipping. Related: 'Political watershed' as 19 countries pledge to phase out coalContinue reading... -
Electric Lamborghinis and carbon-neutral eggs: the best green innovations of the week
In a week of eye-opening reports for the green economy, edie rounds up the low-carbon and resource-efficient innovations that could shape the future.
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