Editor's Pick
If climate is location specific, our solutions should be too
In the UAE, palm tree waste streams are being used to fertilise land in a de-desertification process which reduces emissions, brings food miles down and increases domestic security. As Alastair Collier explains, often our best hopes for slowing the environmental crisis are specific to place.
Half your t-shirt is missing (and lost though emissions and pollution)
Despite widespread claims of steps to improve environmental footprints, the clothing industry is still responsible
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Irreversible shift in Arctic Ocean chemical balance disrupts food chain
The scale of sea ice loss has led to a sharp fall in nutrient levels,
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Maximum workplace temperatures and home air con, welcome 2050s Britain
The latest report from the Climate Change Committee suggests the UK way of life is
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UK doesn’t understand sustainable construction in energy terms
Despite Britain’s reputation as a climate leader, the public has very little knowledge of how
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England ready to turn on Europe’s largest flow battery
The super cell will be connected to the grid in late-2026. Completed by Invinity Energy
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Britain green-lights mammoth cultivated meat facility
Europe’s largest production site for lab-grown animal products is set to open in London, setting
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‘Legacy’ pollution from the 70s still damaging UK rivers
Toxic chemicals that were dumped in Britain’s rivers in previous decades are making it harder for them to recover, according to a study published in the journal Water Research.
Why climate change is making Ebola outbreaks in Africa more likely
As the WHO declares a public health emergency over a new Ebola outbreak on the DRC’s eastern border, researchers warn that climate change could drive the deadly virus into previously unaffected countries, putting millions of people and endangered gorillas at risk.
Maximum workplace temperatures and home air con, welcome 2050s Britain
The latest report from the Climate Change Committee suggests the UK way of life is
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Honeybees enlisted as citizen scientists to map UK’s floral landscape
A nationwide citizen science project has turned thousands of honeybee colonies into living environmental monitors,
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2026 breaks all-time May temperature records with ‘tropical night’
Ignoring the tradition of Bank Holiday wash-outs, the long weekend saw thermometers rocket days after
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£2,800 saved by car club owners each year
People who are using pay-as-you-drive automobile services are saving thousands by swapping private ownership for
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Environmental regulations are about to ground cheap flights
European airlines are expected to feel the greatest financial impact of increasingly tight emissions laws.
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Government and Wayve to accelerate self-driving in Britain
The government has signed a formal partnership with Wayve, one of the UK’s leading artificial
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Our cities are choking freshwater life. Planners can change that
The world’s rivers, ponds and wetlands are disappearing beneath concrete, and a team of international
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UK could face future shortage in green jobs, says report
The UK could be facing a net zero skills shortage in the future if attitudes
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Interview: Ben Rawlence, CEO of Black Mountains College
Environment Journal sat down with Ben Rawlence, Chief Executive and Founder of Black Mountains College
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Skills drought major threat to meeting IPCC climate targets
A lack of trained professionals could make it impossible to meet environmental goals outlined in
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