The world’s most isolated Michelin restaurant is moving from the Faroe Islands to Greenland
The WORLD’S most remote Michelin-starred restaurant, Koks, will move from its location on the Faroe…
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Editorial: Misinformation is blocking climate action and the UN is finally calling it out
A landmark UN climate report on the growing effects of global warming broke new ground…
Biden’s war on affordable energy
Spokesperson for President Joe Biden defends the increase in gasoline costs that Americans must pay…
Ghana launches landscape restoration and small-scale mining sector remediation project
The Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources and the Ministry of Environment, Science, Technology and…
In a changing landscape, students apply scientific research to environmental resilience – The Durango Herald
Projects tackle bioplastics, magnetism, efficient irrigation and more Madalyn Tharp, 16, a student at Animas…
South Gloucestershire planning applications: week ending January 30
Various planning applications were validated by South Gloucestershire Council last week.Related documents can be viewed…
The Landscape of Denial | American Council for Science and Health
“There is an overwhelming consensus on the evidence among scientists, but there are also vocal…
PM urged to make New Year’s resolutions to tackle nature and climate crises
LLeading conservation charities are calling on Boris Johnson to make a series of New Year’s…
The Great British Space Race | Space
Britain is set to make a remarkable aerospace breakthrough over the next 12 months. For…
Nigeria embarks on project to build climate resilient landscape
Nigeria is ready for a new project that aims to build a landscape of climate…
These impressive photos highlight International Mountain Day
It’s International Mountain Day and we turn our attention to the important role mountains play…
Study sheds light on the climate conundrum of the Antarctic Ocean
The vast and turbulent Southern Ocean surrounding Antarctica has an unexpected reputation: it is one…
What can ancient cities teach us about surviving climate change?
Aztec Tenochtitlan started out as a wet city in the middle of a swamp, but…
What’s New with Water – November 8, 2021
Welcome to “What’s Up With Water”, your essential water news in the world of Circle…
Fund to boost private sector investment in nature opens for second round
Organizations looking for investments in nature projects to combat climate change, create and restore habitats…
Indigenous Languages Project Urges Cop26 Leaders to Rethink Ties with Land | Cop26
Western leaders at the Cop26 climate summit were urged to take a much more holistic…
Joanna Lumley and the Human Swan magazine – encouraging optimism in the face of climate despair | TV & radio
Joanna Lumley and the Human Swan is a title that could only fly (sorry) in…
COP26 Airbnb and accommodation prices
COP26 is expected to start in Glasgow at the end of the month. The 26th…
Western settlers caused erosion in the wet meadows. Now volunteers are restoring these vital habitats
On a hot August morning, a group of volunteers gathered in the high desert about…
Ellie Harrison: Why Our Natural Landscape Needs Us To Make Tough Choices
The solar panel fields are quite ugly. Huge concrete hydroelectric pumps are an eyesore. And…
Development is devouring America’s natural landscape at the rate of 2 football pitches per minute, study finds
Development in Colorado and across the United States is transforming natural landscapes at the rate…
claudius schulze captures protective structures rising up into the natural landscape
We are now used to seeing protective structures rise above the natural landscape, but have…