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Two rhino calves have celebrated their first birthday with cakes made of pellets, carrots and salad leaves. Siblings Markus and Mo were born at Cotswold Wildlife Park, near Burford, last year. The pair weighed about 70kg (11st) at birth, and now…
Fury as giant £922m Net Zero project approved yards from homes - 'absolutely disgusting'
Results of a public consultation carried out by Elements Green in 2024 revealed that more than half of all respondents objected to the plans, with just 16% supporting the proposals. Brenda Cox, one of the most outspoken locals opposing the park…
These cranberry bogs come with a side of solar
This story was originally published by Canary Media and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. It's cranberry season in southeastern Massachusetts. At bogs throughout the region, growers are collecting the…
REIWA highlights stamp duty and rental relief in state budget wishlist
The state's peak real estate authority has called on the WA government to lift stamp duty thresholds ahead of next year's budget in a bid to improve pathways into home ownership, while also urging rental concessions for tenants to open up the…
The new geopolitics of mining
OXFORD — Two tumultuous elections have captured headlines this week. In Brazil, incumbent President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva defeated his far-right challenger Flávio Bolsonaro. And in Serbia, the student-led opposition ousted…
This Is Why Your Trail Cameras Aren't Working Properly
You've finally got your trail camera set up in the spot. Every day or two it sends you a photo of a giant old buck, and now all you've got to do is wait for the right wind to sneak in there and hunt him. And then, all of a sudden, the camera goes…
Charles would 'say yes' to a state visit to China if asked by Burnham
King Charles would be prepared to undertake a controversial state visit to China if requested by Prime Minister Andy Burnham, sources indicated on Saturday. As Charles is recovering from his 'challenging' Caribbean tour dominated by rows over…
Why Sunrun Stock Surged 33.4% This Week
A third-quarter earnings report featuring $1.1 billion in revenue sent Sunrun (RUN +1.11%) soaring 33.4% this week. Sunrun stock changed hands at $9.98 as of the close on Friday, Nov. 6, up 33.4% from Friday, Oct. 30's close, according to data…
Democrats must carefully reframe climate debate to end Trump's unchecked attacks
SINGAPORE - Since returning to the White House, US President Donald Trump has waged a ruthless battle to revoke or strangle US climate regulations, reduce green investment and bully companies into rolling back net-zero emissions pledges. That's…
Check out the world's first 3D printed home in caravan form - and it's as eco-friendly as it is cute
I've seen some pretty unusual approaches to camper design, but this one takes things to an entirely different level. Ukrainian-German company Lemki Robotix has developed what it describes as the world's first 3D-printed mobile home, creating a…
The Great Renewables Rip-Off? Green energy 'con' costing Scotland billions exposed
It's dubbed ‘Scotland's renewables rip-off'. Billions of pounds which could be going into Scottish government coffers for public services are flowing out of the country to foreign and private companies due to how the SNP has shaped the…
Scottish fuel poverty campaigner warns red tape is blocking warmer homes
Growing up in Millport in a house with no central heating is partly what drives his passion to roll out innovative energy solutions. “It's certainly shaped what I wanted to do,” said Chalmers, founder and CEO of the Greener Energy…
Too much capital? | Arkansas Democrat Gazette
In a world riven by fears of shortages and supply bottlenecks, from oil to silicon chips via skilled labor--and amid growing alarm about government fiscal deficits--a surplus seems a problem we would all like to have. The ideas of Thomas Malthus…
More than 300 households save £386,000 on energy bills
The project, backed by Oxfordshire County Council and delivered in partnership with energy infrastructure specialist SMS, helped residents in Oxfordshire save a combined total of £386,000 through a solar and battery storage programme. Under…
How Cyprus banks harm society and the environment
Much has been written by this author on how the policies of the Cyprus government have contributed to the widening income and very high wealth inequalities of households and on related social problems in the Republic. But, with less having been…
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