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‘Mega-consumers’ of food and energy cost environment $5.7tn a year, study finds | Environment
The environmental damage bill racked up by the highest-consuming 10% of the world’s population has reached up to $5.7tn a…
Top 10% of Consumers Create Up to $5.7 Trillion in Environmental Damage Annually
We are consuming beyond our means. Numerous scientific studies over the years have painted a picture of an Earth stripped…
King’s Marks World Environment Week with Inspiring Eco Activities
King’s pupils have been exploring recycling, biodiversity, wildlife and sustainability as part of a busy programme of lunchtime activities to…
Switch Together offers residents the chance to save money on their energy bills – and help the environment
North East Lincolnshire householders will now have easier access to a range of green home solutions under the new name…
‘Systemic issues’: Why the proportion of compliant waste sites may be much lower than the Environment Agency claims
A recent Office for Environmental Protection report found “significant shortcomings” in the Environment Agency’s inspection regime for waste sites. But…
Minehead coastal defences strengthened with new rock armour | Environment Agency
The Environment Agency has successfully completed coastal flood defence works at Minehead seafront, delivering greater protection for 355 properties and…
High-Level roundtable on water and circular economy brings together key European stakeholders
The European Commission convened a high-level roundtable (18 June) on “Water and Circular Economy”, gathering leading representatives from industry, utilities,…
Practical insights on show at Arable NI 2026
Date published: 18 June 2026 Arable NI 2026, hosted on the farm of Ronnie and Tom Wells at Moira, was…
Is Structural Stone the Key to Decarbonizing the Built Environment?
“We’ve used basalt, which has very high heat resistance and compressive strength,” says Taha. “It meant we could use a…