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Solar surge raises grid balancing concerns as experts call for broader energy rethink

Fresh warnings from the National Energy System Operator (NESO) have prompted renewed debate over the resilience of Britain’s electricity system, after officials cautioned that...

Scientists edge closer to solving one of water’s deepest mysteries

Water behaves in ways that defy simple explanation. Unlike most liquids, it reaches its maximum density not at its freezing point, but at 4...

Anger as potential Site of Special Scientific Interest sand dunes are destroyed

Wildlife experts say they have been left devastated by the continued intentional destruction of dune habitat on the Ardeer Peninsula in Ayrshire by its...

Lough Neagh sand mining likely harming lake’s ecosystem, warns research

New research led by Queen’s University Belfast outlines how Lough Neagh, the UK and Ireland’s largest freshwater lake, is under threat from commercial sand...

UK sets out roadmap to commercial fusion with new national strategy

In what seems a significant step towards commercialising fusion energy, UK-government backed fusion energy developer UK Fusion Energy Ltd (UKFE) has published a strategy...

Urban methane emissions outpacing official estimates, satellite study finds

Urban emissions of methane — a potent greenhouse gas — are rising faster than “bottom-up” accounting estimates anticipated, according to new satellite imagery, suggesting...

Sustainability Reporting is Built on Imperfect Data – And That’s Okay

Guest post by: Aaron Saw, Head of Corporate Reporting Insights – Financial, ACCA As expectations around sustainability reporting continue to rise, many organisations are discovering...

A ‘super typhoon’ just devastated the Mariana Islands — months before peak storm season

The strongest storm of 2026 slammed into the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands this week, where it flooded homes, ripped roofs off of...

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