First atlas shows amphibians are widespread in the capital, but snakes and other reptiles are largely confined to its outer ringsFrom smooth newts living by the Tate Modern to common frogs across London, amphibians are widespread in the capital, but sn…
Weekly average is 54% less than last year following a cut to the government’s feed-in tariff incentive scheme in AprilSolar panel installations are 54% less than the weekly average for the previous year, following a cut to the government’s feed-in tari…
Morden Hall Park is home to London’s first hydroelectric turbine, costing £350,000 and generating enough energy for 18 housesLondon’s first hydroelectric turbine was installed at Morden Hall Park on Wednesday – following some heavy lifting by eight …
The oil company that devastated the Gulf of Mexico is positioning itself as gatekeeper to the region’s culture and cuisineWhile McDonald’s will remain king of the chips at the London 2012 Olympic Games, BP has charged itself with delivering the culinar…
One-third of houses with front gardens have turned them into hardstandings, raising flooding concerns and threat to wildlifeMillions of the UK’s front gardens are being paved over to become parking spaces, according to new research published this week….
Activists protesting against the company’s plans to drill for oil in the Arctic have targeted London and EdinburghGreenpeace activists shut down 74 Shell petrol stations in Edinburgh and London in a protest against the company’s plans to drill for oil …
Greenpeace campaigner Sara Ayech on how today’s direct action has unfolded and how campaigners have been received by Shell staff and the publicLaurie Tuffrey
Student Simon Bateson on why direct action against Shell will help the campaign against oil drilling in the ArcticLaurie Tuffrey
Greenpeace campaigner Graham Thompson talks about why the group’s Save the Arctic campaign is importantLaurie Tuffrey
Fourteen critically endangered chicks brought from Russia as eggs have successfully hatched at Slimbridge wetland centreFourteen spoon-billed sandpipers have hatched in captivity in the UK this week, giving hope for the survival of the critically endan…
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