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Puddles of oil in the forests, polluted lagoons, crabs covered in oil: with photos and videos, activists have been denouncing recurrent pollution in western Gabon. In three years, they have recorded ten polluted sites in the Etimboué region, all of them located near the oil fields belonging to the Franco-British…

German lawmakers must reform existing legislation in order to allow nuclear power stations to remain on standby beyond a planned exit from nuclear power at the end of this year, a spokesperson for the environment ministry said.

Victory for couple shows continuing role of European nature conservation laws in post-Brexit Britain

A group of traditional owners have travelled hundreds of kilometres to Alice Springs, in a bid to overturn the approval of a massive groundwater licence on Singleton Station in the Northern Territory.

Environmental activists have expressed concerns over Ms Truss’s decision to hand the business and energy brief to Jacob Rees-Mogg

All national parks in the cape are now in the hands of First Nations people after Wednesday’s ceremony

Shoutout to Miss Flo.

Environment and infrastructure chiefs rebuke new prime minister for focusing on fossil fuel solutions

The plans for 510 new homes and a basketball arena had been stalling

SET-listed Sena Development, a Thai property developer, is planning rapid expansion of its rooftop solar solution business as the company taps into growing interest in the environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria.

Pioneering role needs to be played by Jal Shakti Ministry and the Ministry of Environment, says apex court