Jody Harrison Reporter A SENIOR police officer warned that the RSPB’s “time was coming up” as a turf war broke out over who should investigate the illegal killing of birds of prey in Scotland. Lothian & Borders Police Wildlife & Environmental Crime Officer (WCO) Charlie Everitt wrote that the Read more
When we think about climate change, the main sources of carbon emissions that come to mind for most of us are industries like petroleum, mining and transport. But according to Lotfi Belkhir, Associate Professor of Eco-Entrepreneurship at McMaster University in Canada, the mobile phone in your pocket is increasingly responsible Read more
Recent announcements across Europe seem to be ushering in a new era of “subsidy-free” renewables which can be deployed without government support. Last week saw the world’s first “subsidy-free” offshore windfarm – the 750 megawatt (MW) Hollandse Kust Zuid scheme, due to be built by 2022 off the coast of Read more