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The planner’s report acknowledged that the existing shopping centre is a local landmark, but this was not due to the quality of its…

The planner’s report acknowledged that the existing shopping centre is a local landmark, but this was not due to the quality of its…

The planner’s report acknowledged that the existing shopping centre is a local landmark, but this was not due to the quality of its architecture

The Society of Environmental Journalists is pleased to announce the Outstanding Explanatory Reporting, Large winners of the 2023 SEJ Awards for Reporting on the Environment. Read the stories and hear from the first-place winner.

A new crackdown on youth smoking will include proposals for a total ban on the throwaway devices, amid fears they risk hooking a new generation of youngsters on nicotine.

A team at the University of Oxford claims that the two technologies could provide ten times our present need Adam Vaughan, Environment Editor, Tuesday September 26 2023, The Times Wind and solar power could comfortably supply all the UK’s energy needs by the middle of the century, according to a University of Oxford team. The…

The fashion industry accounts for more than 20 per cent of industrial water pollution, with garment workers being severely underpaid and overworked.

Staying up to date on environmental issues is key to finding positive solutions and creating a more sustainable world, and now you can get the latest by signing up to EarthWatch with Nada Farhoud.

As it enters its sixth year, the JCB Prize for Literature, one of Indias most coveted and richest literary awards at Rs 25 lakh, on Tuesday named author and translator Srinath Perur as the head of its jury.

As it enters its sixth year, the JCB Prize for Literature, one of India's most coveted and richest literary awards at Rs 25 lakh, on Tuesday named author and translator Srinath Perur as the head of its jury.Its other members are Mahesh Dattani, ...