8/20/2026 1:30:01 PM Reusing rainwater from rooftops By Derek Silva Researchers at The University of Manchester are exploring a surprisingly simple way to help cities stay cooler: save the rain that falls...
8/20/2026 7:30:11 AM UK farmers face worst harvest on record By Louis Scorza Last month, I wrote about Europe’s summer of extreme heat. Since then, in the UK anyway, it’s been hard to escape conversations about the...
8/7/2026 1:00:54 PM The most underrated career skill: Curiosity By Gabrielle Barthelemy Recently, I came across an interesting article from Welcome to the Jungle about how to demonstrate curiosity in a job interview. It made...
8/6/2026 1:30:02 PM A New Track for Solar By John Clark Finding places to deploy new solar panels is often just as challenging as the construction project itself – with productive farmland,...
8/4/2026 9:23:27 AM New study suggests that our waters are running out of breath By Louis Scorza While much of the world's attention has been on record-breaking heat this summer, a quieter and less visible crisis has been building...
7/30/2026 6:48:46 PM Best calving season in nearly two decades for endangered whale species By Louis Scorza There have been a lot of scary headlines about our oceans in recent years. Not scary in a “what’s lurking beneath the surface” kind of...
7/30/2026 2:28:27 PM Formula 1 on track to meet Net Zero 2030 target By Daniel Murcia Formula 1 is making impressive strides in sustainability. The latest Impact Report reveals that the sport has successfully reduced its...
7/29/2026 7:57:16 AM Fridges in Flowerbeds - Helping Save Food in Heatwaves By Laura Olsen The Ground Fridge is an innovative underground food storage system that revives the age-old concept of root cellars to keep food...
7/29/2026 7:30:02 AM Greece leads the way with AI-powered wildfire detection By Marie Giannini Having just returned from holiday in Greece, this story really caught my attention. I experienced the country's stunning coastline,...
7/28/2026 8:34:30 AM The planting trick that makes it 10x easier for pollinators to find your garden By Barbara Bland Pollinators such as bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds are essential for a healthy, thriving garden. To attract them, it's important to...
7/22/2026 3:10:54 PM Trees May Not Slow Climate Change as Much as Scientists Thought By John Clark It seems that we've long been told that trees are a critical link in helping the fight against climate change. But, that might actually...
7/22/2026 9:26:18 AM Planting trees you'll never sit under By Gabrielle Barthelemy A few weeks ago, I received a message from someone I used to manage. It wasn't expected. They simply wanted to thank me for the...
7/21/2026 3:28:11 PM International Hesfest 2026 By Andrew Wood Another Fantastic Scouting Adventure!It's that time of year again when the Scouting world comes together for three days of team building,...
7/21/2026 9:16:37 AM Looking Good in a Green Suit By Daniel Murcia The Renault 5 Turbo 2, first launched in 1983, has always been one of the five cars in my dream garage. Now, the all-electric Renault 5...
7/20/2026 2:05:03 PM Europe's summer of extreme heat: what the science tells us By Louis Scorza Europe may only be halfway through summer 2026, but temperatures are rising and records are falling. June was the hottest on record...
7/16/2026 4:01:52 AM Powering Progress: How Expanding Energy Access Is Creating a More Sustainable Future for Africa By Kennedy Amissah When we talk about sustainability, conversations often focus on reducing emissions or developing new clean technologies. But true...