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Update: Independent Evidence Review on Dartmoor | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Vimarsana News

Update: Independent Evidence Review on Dartmoor | Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

The Terms of Reference and panel members for an Independent Evidence Review of Protected Site Management on Dartmoor have been published.

Lancaster University, Litfest declare the 2023 Lancaster Environment Lecture - Vimarsana News

Lancaster University, Litfest declare the 2023 Lancaster Environment Lecture

A public festival will take place on Lancaster University’s campus on the same day that author, journalist and environmental campaigner George Monbiot gives the Lancaster Environment Lecture.A programme of on-campus, themed events, – ‘Regenesis, a Fe

The great carbon-capture debate | Food and Environment Reporting Network - Vimarsana News

The great carbon-capture debate | Food and Environment Reporting Network

One farmer dogged pipeline surveyors as they traversed his southwestern Iowa fields, peppering them with unwelcome questions about their proposed project.

Who wins as energy bills soar? Oil and gas companies - Vimarsana News

Who wins as energy bills soar? Oil and gas companies

Decommodifying energy could ensure no one dies because they can’t afford to pay a bill.

Global: Who wins as energy bills soar? Oil and gas companies - Vimarsana News

Global: Who wins as energy bills soar? Oil and gas companies

Source: The Conversation – UK – By Jack Marley, Environment + Energy Editor, UK edition Ingvar Tjostheim/Shutterstock Your annual energy bill could rise by another £800 in October according to UK electricity and gas market regulator Ofgem, which is set to lift the cap on energy prices (the maximum that energy suppliers can charge customers on a default tariff) in the autumn.