Financing biodiversity: Lisa Miller on investing in nature
Lisa Miller’s path into biodiversity finance grew out of an early fascination with animals, later shaped by training in zoology, museum science, and science communication in Australia.
Climate Change Deepens the Struggles of Tunisia’s Fishermen, as “Kys” Trawlers Boats Steal Their Livelihoods
At Al Mahres fishing harbour in Sfax governorate, southern Tunisia, Adel is unloading his nets and fishing gear from his boat. This is the second time in ten days that he has been unable to go out to sea due to bad weather.
Sanctioned Russian icebreakers helped Glasgow shipping company bring gas to Europe
Atomflot's nuclear-powered Arktika icebreaker escorted two Seapeak-operated shipments in January 2026.
Pesticide lobby pushing to keep EU-banned pesticides in use on British farms
Pick your own: Since Brexit, British farmers have been allowed to continue using dozens of pesticides that are now banned in the EU.
Recent COP hosts Brazil and Azerbaijan linked to “super-emitting” methane plumes
Satellites detect huge methane leaks from state-owned oil and gas facilities, even as more countries pledge to cut emissions of the powerful greenhouse gas
