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What does the UK’s approval of the Jackdaw gasfield mean?

Decision has implications for household energy bills, the UK economy and the climate crisis

The Guardian - UK · Oct 20

Tories overstate net zero cost by nearly £500bn in apparent spreadsheet error

Exclusive: Badenoch’s flagship conference policy document cites £957bn estimate, twice the total in climate advisers’ data

The Guardian - UK · Oct 9

Europe’s most troubled companies: Who’s hit hardest by high interest rates?

From Legoland's owner to Lipton tea and Aston Martin, Europe's lowest-rated borrowers face a looming refinancing wall as interest rates rise again.

Euronews · Sep 29

Airlines should pay for CO2 removal if Heathrow expands, say climate advisers

Climate Change Committee says government cannot expand airport without requiring aviation industry to clean up its emissions

The Guardian - UK · Sep 16

UK climate advisers say Heathrow Airport expansion incompatible with climate goals

UK climate advisors state Heathrow Airport expansion conflicts with national climate targets. The aviation sector must achieve net zero emissions by 2050 for expansion to align. Heathrow's multi-billion-pound expansion plan includes a third runway, approved by the government. This summer's extreme weather highlights the urgent impacts of climate change. The…

The Economic Times · Sep 16

Minister slammed for 'turning deaf ear' to climate watchdog to ram ahead with Heathrow third runway

Local energy minister Martin McCluskey seemed to brush aside a warning by the UK’s Climate Change Commitee on expanding the west London airport

Evening Standard · Sep 15

Experts explain how UK schools must adapt to heatwaves

Summer 2026 saw unprecedented heatwaves hit the UK, setting it up to be the hottest on record. Ahead of the new academic year, experts share what needs to change

The Independent UK · Aug 31

In 1916, a Texas woman left six acres of riverbank for the public; her governor son later added 250 acres and the tiny gift helped create Texas' first state park

Isabella Neff's generous donation of six acres to the Leon River marked the beginning of Texas' first state park. Her son, Pat Neff, significantly augmented this by contributing an additional 250 acres. Developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps, the park faced challenges from flooding, necessitating ongoing repairs. Today, Mother Neff…

The Times of India · Aug 20

In 1898, Pennsylvania began buying its barren ‘desert’; a civilian tree army later helped bring its forests back

Pennsylvania's mountains once suffered severe deforestation, becoming known as the 'Pennsylvania Desert'. Decades of intensive logging and repeated wildfires left landscapes barren and soil exposed. The Civilian Conservation Corps significantly aided restoration efforts through widespread tree planting and infrastructure development. These conservation programs helped re-establish forest cover and biodiversity across…

The Times of India · Aug 5

In 1933, America created Roosevelt’s “Tree Army”; nine years later, more than three million men had planted billions of trees and helped build hundreds of state parks

President Franklin D. Roosevelt established the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1933. This program employed young men to restore forests and develop public parks. Workers planted three billion trees and protected millions of acres from erosion. The CCC also built numerous roads, trails, and park structures across the nation. Its environmental…

The Times of India · Jul 27