EU should halve meat, dairy consumption to cut nitrogen-report
LONDON (Reuters) - People in the European Union, who according to a United Nations body eat way more protein than necessary, could prompt big cuts in nitrogen pollution if they...
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Whisky gets greener as Scottish distillers burn waste byproducts
SPEYSIDE (Reuters) - Scotch whisky distillers are burning their unwanted grain byproducts, wood chips and other types of biomass for a source of energy in remote areas of the Highlands,...
Stronger Pacific winds explain global warming hiatus: study
Stronger winds which have cooled the surface of the Pacific Ocean could explain what is likely to be a temporary slowdown in the pace of global warming this century, researchers...
Stronger Pacific winds explain global warming hiatus: study
Stronger winds which have cooled the surface of the Pacific Ocean could explain what is likely to be a temporary slowdown in the pace of global warming this century, researchers...
Analysis: Black Sea gas bonanza remains elusive
PRAGUE/LONDON (Reuters) - Southeast Europe is hoping increased natural gas exploration in the Black Sea will help cut its dependency on Russian supplies, but a gas bonanza remains elusive and...
UK government broke EU air quality law, supreme court says
LONDON (Reuters) - British judges ruled on Wednesday that the UK government has breached European Union air quality law and asked the European Court of Justice (ECJ) for guidance on...
Most firms get greenhouse gas reports wrong: report
LONDON (Reuters) - Most of the world's largest companies do not report their greenhouse gas emissions fully or correctly and do not have the data independently verified, a study by...
Metals recycling needs bigger role in product design: U.N
OSLO/LONDON (Reuters) - Designers of everything from mobile phones to electric car batteries should make their products far easier to recycle to offset soaring demand for metals, two United Nations...
Global seaborne trade seen doubling by 2030: report
LONDON (Reuters) - Global seaborne trade will more than double by 2030 as China's rapidly growing economy fuels demand for commodities, a report by ship classifier Lloyd's Register, defense technology...
UK deer numbers spiralling out of control, scientists say
LONDON (Reuters) - Current efforts to control Britain's increasing deer numbers are not enough to stop populations spreading out of control, research by the University of East Anglia showed on...