The UK government has approved the financing for what will be the world’s largest offshore wind farm, Berwick Bank.
Analysis: Berwick Bank: UK approves funding for the world’s largest offshore wind farm
UK’s arable farmers experience one of the worst harvests on record
UK farmers faced catastrophic harvest losses exceeding £800 million in 2025 due to extreme drought and climate impacts, worsening conditions.
Green Voices – Ep 15 – Lorienne Whittle: Financing rewilding
Nattergal’s Lorienne Whittle on how the company is financing rewilding and restoring land at Harold’s Park Wildland and beyond.
In response to INEOS blocking a global plastics treaty, Greenpeace block their plastic tanker
Greenpeace UK activists staged a protest against INEOS, accusing it of hindering global efforts to establish a plastics treaty.
Rolls-Royce to spearhead unproven nuclear technology in the UK
Rolls-Royce secures UK government backing for small modular reactors, aiming to create jobs and increase clean energy capacity amidst investment in nuclear.
UK could face 45°C heatwaves within years, warns Met Office
The Met Office warns that 45°C heatwaves could hit the UK within years. As climate extremes intensify, urgent adaptation is needed to protect lives and infrastructure.
Analysis: Reform surge fuels fears of climate rollback in UK politics
Reform’s surge in the 2025 UK local elections sparks fears of climate rollback and net-zero retreat amid shifting political dynamics.
Sofie’s World|Opinion: How a new community forest school is taking root in Islington
A grassroots forest school is thriving in Islington, giving children weekend outdoor learning. See how it started—and how you can do the same!
Viewpoint – Nice Rice: the first sustainable rice brand
Jeremy Williams discusses the environmental impact of rice production, highlighting the launch of Nice Rice, a UK brand promoting sustainable rice farming through SRI methods, aimed at increasing awareness and availability.
UK farming: Climate change fuels devastating crop yield returns in 2024
Severe weather led to one of the worst arable crop harvests in the UK, with significant losses in wheat, barley, and oilseed rape, while oat production increased, highlighting vulnerability to climate change.
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