Argentina passed a national Forestry Law to halt the destruction of its native forests in 2007 — but 15 years on an analysis of satellite data shows the destruction has still
In a special interactive feature, Federico Acosta Rainis uses satellite imagery to look at how Chinese military drills in the Taiwan Strait disrupted shipping traffic on one of the world&
Dr Kathryn Wheeler researches how consumers respond to pressures on them to act sustainably. In an interview with Birmingham Eastside she sheds light on the state of recycling in the
Find out all about the city’s biggest CO2 emitter
If you head southeast out of Birmingham along the Grand Union Canal, the buildings and noises of the city are
Only 22.5% of household waste is recycled and the city is heavily dependent on incineration
“There are a lot of things that you can’t recycle here,” says Claire
When it comes to the proportion of patients seen on time, University Hospitals Birmingham Trust ranks second bottom in the country. The average waiting time is 23 weeks — almost twice
Nearly 60,000 Ukrainian refugees have already applied for UK visas, but relatives and charities complain of long waiting lists and security flaws in the visa scheme.
Vicki Archer spoke
More than 1.4 million NHS patients, one in every 50 people, are on waiting lists for some key medical test, according to data released yesterday by the national health
Fifteen Birmingham parks yesterday won the Green Flag Award, an annual award that recognises the best managed parks in the UK and around the world.
The award, run by the
