The Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) welcomes today’s vote by the European Parliament calling for stronger action to restore the Baltic Sea, rebuild depleted fish populations and improve enforcement of existing fisheries rules. The Baltic Sea remains one of Europe’s most threatened marine ecosystems, with declining fish populations putting coastal livelihoods, marine wildlife and long-term food…
May 21st, 2026 – A new investigative film from the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF), Walls of death: illegal driftnetting in the Mediterranean, brings the reality of banned driftnets, operating in one of the world’s most overfished seas, to the screen. The footage, gathered during EJF’s investigation into illegal driftnetting in the Alboran Sea, shows vessels…
Integrated solar panels could also take pressure off Europe’s clogged power grids Source link
The Environment Agency has issued a bathing alert for Totland Bay and Colwell Bay. Source link
Date published: 21 May 2026 More than £380,000 has been allocated to 16 water quality projects, including 11 within the Lough Neagh catchment, Minister Muir has today confirmed. The projects are to be funded under the Water Quality Improvement Strand of the Environment Fund, following open competition earlier this year, and builds on the achievements…
Cloudflare has launched Cloudflare Environments for Claude Managed Agents in collaboration with Anthropic, linking Anthropic’s Claude platform with Cloudflare’s network and developer tools. The integration is designed to let organisations run core agent loops on Claude while using Cloudflare’s infrastructure to execute code, connect to private services, and add task-specific tools. It is intended to…
The three-year Faya Palaeolandscape Analysis and Spatio-Temporal Evolution (FAYA-PAST) project will establish the first comprehensive environmental framework for Jebel Faya, Sharjah, UAE across the past 200,000 years using satellite analysis, ground-penetrating radar, field survey, and advanced dating techniques. By reconstructing how environmental conditions evolved across southeastern Arabia over time, the research aims to explain how…
The built environment has spent years talking about two crises as though they are separate. One is the competency crisis: chronic skills shortages, an ageing workforce, and growing concern about whether the sector has the people it needs to deliver safe, sustainable and future-fit places. The other is the diversity crisis: a profession that still…
New legislation aimed at accelerating offshore wind development while expanding environmental compensation options has come into effect in the UK, the government announced on 21 May. Red7Marine “After two fossil fuel crises in five years, we are driving further and faster for clean homegrown power that we control to protect the British people and bring…
The government has launched a call for evidence to inform future policy on those working in built environment professions Source link
