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We Didn’t Start the Fire
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We Didn’t Start the Fire

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Few skills play a more elemental role in the story of humanity’s progress from hunter-gatherer to civilization builder than the mastery of fire. These blazes provided not just warmth and protection against predators, but also a draw for social gatherings, a means of cooking food, a source of light, and a method to forge new tools. Human use of fire eventually became so sweeping that it re-shaped Earth’s ecosystems and began to influence the plan…See the Story
UK plans to extend its ban on bottom trawling
Fishermen · London

UK plans to extend its ban on bottom trawling

What’s going on here? The UK wants to extend its ban on bottom trawling to include a further 41 Marine Protected Areas in English waters covering an area of 30,000km2. Bottom trawling is a particularly destructive fishing method where a cone-shaped net is dragged through the ocean, while maintaining constant contact with the seabed. The largest bottom trawlers can travel across nearly 600 square miles of seabed in one trawl, an area the size of …See the Story

All or nothing: how to communicate the impacts of the climate crisis

What’s going on here? A new study published by scientific journal Nature Human Behaviour may provide clues on how to communicate climate information more effectively. The researchers discovered that presenting climate data in more extreme binary formats helps people understand the effects of the climate crisis and react more strongly. In a large-scale cognitive experiment involving nearly 800 participants, Liu et al concluded that people have a …Read Article

Leading the Charge – The Great British Energy Bill

What’s going on here? This May 15th 2025, The UK Parliament passed the Great British Energy Bill establishing Great British Energy (GBE) as a publicly owned, operationally independent company. Headquartered in Aberdeen, GBE is tasked with accelerating the UK’s transition to clean energy. It’s doing this by investing in renewable technologies, enhancing energy efficiency and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.  Backed by £8.3 billion in public fun…UK Parliament · AberdeenRead Article

Composting is now mandatory in New York City. Why is everyone mad about it?

Composting is now mandatory in New York City. This, in theory, is an amazing step toward soil health, reduced methane emissions, and better water quality. But as a loud and proud composter who lives in New York City, I’ve heard many excuses for why people don’t compost themselves, and it often astounds me how weak these arguments can be.  “I just eat everything I cook, so I don’t really have food that goes to waste.” “I don’t cook much, so I don…New York State · New YorkRead Article

The Silent Majority: 89% of us want global climate action

What’s going on here? A global study has revealed that nearly nine in ten (89%) of us want our governments to take greater action on climate change. The story is part of The 89 Percent Project, an initiative of the global journalism collaboration Covering Climate Now. The project spotlights the fact that the vast majority of people do care about climate action, even if it doesn’t always feel that way. What does this mean? Recently, it has seemed…Read Article

Shock London poll: Nigel Farage’s Reform overtakes Tories in London as Labour slumps

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Exclusive survey: Lib Dems and Greens surge in London in backlash against the GovernmentNigel Farage · United KingdomSee the Story

How urban trees can save millions of lives

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What’s going on here? Having more trees in cities could have prevented over a million heat-related deaths globally since the year 2000. That’s according to new research published in the Lancet, which modelled the cooling effects of trees and green space in urban areas. What does this mean? Trees, parks and green spaces all help to keep towns and cities cool during the summer by providing shade and preventing the ‘urban heat island’ effect. This …Trees · SerbiaSee the Story

Instruments of the Dawn Chorus: Why Birds are so Important

As the dawn breaks we are greeted with a chorus of bird song. In our busy frantic lives this symphony is often lost in the background. And yet, its continued presence is a vital indicator of the health of the ecosystem.  How can we identify which birds are part of this orchestra? Furthermore, what role do birds play in a balanced environment? Perhaps it is time for us all to embrace Grandad culture. So, grab your sweaters, make yourself a weak c…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

The law in our hands: what are citizen’s arrests, and how could they shape the future of corporate accountability?

In March 2025 eight executives of six major energy and water companies encountered a serious surprise on their way to work. As they arrived at their company offices in London, the senior members of staff from Thames Water, Enquest, Perenco, among others, were approached by members of the Citizen’s Arrest Network (CAN) and put under citizen’s arrests.  The executives’ reactions were mixed: though all looked bemused, their responses varied from ‘O…London, England · LondonRead Article

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