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A new analysis of satellite data finds the Western Indian Ocean region lost around 4% its mangrove forests over the past quarter-century. In a report that discusses the state of these mangroves, the authors write that their findings provide decision-makers with the high-quality, reliable data they need to protect these threatened coastal forests. Published July […]

A judge could decide as early as mid-October whether a homeowner’s lawsuit will continue to block a Pittsburgh-based developer from putting up 225 apartments in Newington.

The government wants the Planning Authority to identify sites away from cemeteries where standalone crematoria may be built. It has asked the PA to review its

Plans to develop an abandoned cow farm in an ODZ Swieqi valley have once again resurfaced - this time in the form of a 131-room agritourism resort rising e

Workers should be taxed 15% on any money they make from overtime pay, the Gozo Business Chamber has said in its Budget 2023 proposals. The measure, one of ten

It’s not long now until this year’s Water and Wastewater Monitoring (WWEM) conference, to be held live in Telford on 12th and 13th October – but that’s more than enough time for you to register to attend! If you’re new to WWEM or wondering just what's on offer this time around, one of our reporters sat down with one of the people responsible for WWEM 2022’s stellar programme, Oliver Grievson. Click to read more...

Updated 6pm, adds PA statement Developer Joseph Portelli has been given the green light for two large swimming pools in a protected area in Qala which he first

Justice Sharmila Deshmukh recused from hearing the plea today, matter to be placed before the bench of Justice AS Gadkari

With record setting temps, a full roster of new aircraft, and a low pound-to-dollar ratio, FIA22 opens next week in the UK

The government has nominated the current head of the Privatisation Unit as the new Planning Authority chair. Sources said Emanuel Camilleri, an accountant, was