Numbat's Conservation Status Improves to Near Threatened
Thanks to extensive conservation efforts, the Numbat, a unique termite-eating marsupial from Australia, has seen its status improve from Endangered to Near Threatened.
Editorial Staff Jul 10
Environmental
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Volvo Group Unveils New Parts Distribution Centre in Sydney
On July 9, 2026, Volvo Group Australia launched its advanced Parts Distribution Centre in Minto, Sydney, marking a significant upgrade from its previous facility.
Editorial Staff Jul 10
DEWA International Established to Drive Global Energy and Water Initiatives
DEWA International has been launched as a wholly owned subsidiary of DEWA, focusing on the development of innovative energy and water projects worldwide.
Editorial Staff Jul 10
British Council opens Alumni UK Grant Programme for climate initiatives in Australia
The British Council has launched its Alumni UK Grant Programme, offering grants to UK alumni in Australia for climate action projects. Applications are now open.
Editorial Staff Jul 10
Understanding Extreme Weather: The Role of Climate Change and Attribution Science
As record-breaking weather events become more frequent, attribution science is essential for understanding how climate change exacerbates these extremes. This article explores the connections.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
TfL Introduces Air Conditioning in New Deep-Level Tube Trains
Transport for London (TfL) is preparing to launch its first deep-level Tube trains with air conditioning, marking a significant upgrade for the London Underground.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
The Hidden Environmental Costs of Data Centres: PFAS and Air Pollution
While the focus is often on the energy demands of AI, the chemical pollution from data centres is a pressing issue that needs attention.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
June 2026 Marks Europe’s Hottest June and Second Warmest Globally
New data reveals that June 2026 has set unprecedented temperature records in Europe, confirming it as the hottest June ever recorded on the continent.
Editorial Staff Jul 9
The Cleanest Megawatt Is the One You Never Use: Understanding Demand Flexibility
This article discusses the critical role of demand flexibility in the clean energy landscape, emphasizing the need for efficient energy use.
Editorial Staff Jul 8
Transforming Synthetic Turf Sports Fields into Green Energy Sources
In an innovative move, the Netherlands is converting synthetic turf sports pitches into renewable energy sources, with the potential to power hundreds of homes.
Editorial Staff Jul 8
England Launches Major Initiative to Save Rare Crayfish
The Wildlife Trusts have initiated a significant program aimed at restoring and protecting the endangered white-clawed crayfish in England.
Editorial Staff Jul 8
AI Infrastructure Buildout Causes Market Cap Divergence in APAC in Q2 2026
The second quarter of 2026 has revealed a stark contrast in market capital across Asia-Pacific, driven by the rapid development of AI infrastructure, according to GlobalData.
Editorial Staff Jul 8
Are Microplastics Contributing to Increased Methane Emissions in Sewers?
A recent study reveals that microplastics in urban sewer systems may disrupt microbial ecosystems, leading to higher methane emissions. This research sheds light on the environmental consequences of plastic pollution.
Editorial Staff Jul 7