Australia’s new national park links habitat to protect koalas
The government of New South Wales has created a vast new protected area, the Great Koala National Park, along Australia’s…
Hong Kong, Dongguan To Build Greater Bay Area’s First SAF Supply Chain
EcoCeres plans a major Dongguan facility producing around 450,000 tonnes of SAF and Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil annually. The project supports…
How Next-Generation Geothermal Can Advance in the US
Geothermal energy is a long-standing part of the U.S. power system. But it remains limited, supplying less than 1% of…
Smart Solar-Hydrogen System for Continuous Hospital Power
*Important notice: This news reports on an unedited version of an accepted paper and is awaiting final editing. Therefore, the…
Fiscal Discipline Requires More than Rules
While there is no easy fix for rising government debt levels, research and experience have shown that a well-designed fiscal…
Wren Creates the UK’s Largest Single-Roof Solar Installation
Installation of the UK’s largest single-roof solar array – 6.6 MW – is set to begin later this month at…
Jerome Powell’s Mixed Legacy by Mohamed A. El-Erian
By remaining on the US Federal Reserve board of governors after the end of his term as chair, Jerome Powell…
Democrats used to back energy-saving plans. Now they’re wavering.
There’s a strange trend afoot on the East Coast, where residents have seen some of the highest increases in electricity…
Study finds 40% of soil-dependent species threatened or data deficient
Researchers have for the first time assessed the extinction risk of soil-dependent animals, invertebrates and fungi. They found that some…
In Bangladesh, traditional farming methods are being replaced by a modern system
In the Chittagong Hill Tracts of southeastern Bangladesh, Indigenous farmers are increasingly abandoning jhum, a traditional method of shifting cultivation.…
Overtourism threatens Sri Lanka’s leopards
Yala National Park, Sri Lanka’s most famous wildlife destination, is facing a conservation crisis as overcrowding and speeding safari jeeps…
Preparing Health Systems for Climate Risks Saves Lives and Pays Off
Key Takeaways Without interventions, disruptions to health systems from climate-related disasters in low- and middle-income countries could drive $21 trillion…
More companies are on track to hit emissions goals, PwC finds
Are businesses struggling to stay on track to hit emissions goals? A sampling of media coverage would suggest they are.…
South Korean chipmakers emerge in ranking of companies with biggest global AI revenue growth | News | Eco-Business
Tech giant Samsung Electronics and semiconductor firm SK Hynix entered the ranking of 20 publicly listed firms that posted the…
A Guide For Conservation NGOs to Improve Their Communication
A guide for conservation organizations on how to promote their work in ways that feel personal, hopeful and useful. —…
Failed reforms, open dumping fuel Sri Lanka’s urban waste crisis | News | Eco-Business
As Sri Lankans celebrate the traditional New Year on April 14 each year, a period marked by family gatherings and…
Despite restrictions, forest loss continued on Ituna land, home to isolated people
The Ituna/Itatá Indigenous land in Brazil lost 2,211 hectares of tree cover from 2022-25, despite being protected by a temporary…
A 75-million-year-old fossil reveals a shocking tyrannosaur secret
Tyrannosaurs are usually depicted as powerful, relentless predators. However, new research shows they also took advantage of opportunities to scavenge.…
In Senegal, artisanal fishing kills a surprising number of sharks and rays: study
A study at two fish landing sites in southern Senegal found artisanal fisheries catch large numbers of sharks, rays and…