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Tag Archives: environment

The night of the living jerk, a river & movies that don’t rust


Richard Lutz looks back over the past few days.

27 June, 2018 in Most recent.

High Anxiety

Richard Lutz reports on a new campaign to keep Britain’s wild places untainted

16 March, 2015 in Comment, Environment, Most recent, Politics.

Birmingham – an airport for Britain

Birmingham Airport has today published its response to the Airports Commission’s challenge to deliver aviation capacity in the long-term.

26 July, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, Environment, Property Press, Tourism, Transport, Travel.

Any hope for butterflies?

Sir David Attenborough is urging the public to take part in the world’s largest butterfly count to assess if species are recovering after their worst year on record.

18 July, 2013 in Environment, Farming, Gardening, Most recent, United Kingdom.

800,000 years of human life beneath our feet

2013 Festival of Archaeology encourages public to get ‘hands on with history’

2 July, 2013 in Local history, Most recent, West Midlands, What's on.

Smethwick fire update

A number of injuries have been reported in one of the Midlands’ biggest-ever peacetime blazes.

1 July, 2013 in Environment, Health, Most recent, West Midlands.

‘Cautious welcome’ for Pollinator Action Plan

Government plans revealed today for the introduction of a National Pollinator Strategy to tackle the rapid decline of Britain’s bees and other pollinating insects have been given a cautious welcome by Friends of the Earth.

28 June, 2013 in Environment, Food and drink, Most recent, United Kingdom.

Marks and Spencer calls for plan to save bees

Marks and Spencer has today called on the Government to create a Bee Action Plan.

27 June, 2013 in Farming, Gardening, Most recent, United Kingdom.

Cannock Chase visit highlights University’s quest to protect forestry

A course aiming to assist the international drive to protect the world’s tree population is once again being hosted by the University of Wolverhampton.

20 June, 2013 in Education, Farming, Most recent, Shropshire.

Getting serious about the bee crisis

The UK’s largest Bee Summit aimed at tackling the causes of bee decline, will take place in London next Friday (28 June 2013), Friends of the Earth revealed today.

20 June, 2013 in Environment, Farming, Most recent.

University scoops clutch of awards for ‘green’ achievements

Coventry University has been awarded a series of accolades in recognition of its green credentials

12 June, 2013 in Architecture, Coventry, Environment, Most recent.

Carbon incubator programme hatching out

11 new start-up businesses have been enrolled onto Innovation Birmingham Campus’ Low Carbon Incubator Programme.

3 June, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, Environment.

Campaign to save the Long-Horned Bee

New research by the University of Reading shows that the West Midlands Long-Horned Bee is holding on to its northernmost stronghold and is restricted to just a few small areas.

10 May, 2013 in Environment, Farming, Gardening, Most recent, West Midlands.

International Dawn Chorus Day; two dawns away

There are just two days to go until bird lovers across the world come together for the annual celebration of nature’s ode to joy when songbirds fill the air with music as the sun comes up.

3 May, 2013 in Environment, Farming, Gardening, Most recent.

Euro vote may help but bees still beleagured

Yesterday’s decision to introduce EU-wide restrictions on neonicotinoid insecticides linked to bee decline is a significant victory for bees and common sense, said Friends of the Earth.

30 April, 2013 in Environment, Farming, Gardening, Most recent.

March of the beekeepers: Government urged to back pesticide restrictions

The Government must take urgent action to protect declining bee populations by supporting European Commission proposals next Monday

26 April, 2013 in Environment, Farming, Food and drink, Gardening, Most recent.

There’s no such thing as a free smartphone

Samsung Electronics has admitted for the first time that it uses tin in its products that’s destroying tropical forests, killing coral and wrecking the lives of communities

24 April, 2013 in Business, Environment, Most recent.

Pupils spot window of opportunity at Birmingham Airport

Savvy students from Tile Cross have helped to secure funding from Birmingham Airport, in a bid to improve facilities at their school.

18 April, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, Education, Environment.

Birmingham tech company success on show

MWA Technology is planning to celebrate its 20th birthday in style in this month, when it heads for its largest ever appearance at Sustainability Live 2013

4 April, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, Environment.

2012: A Disaster Year For UK Butterflies

Washout 2012 was the worst year for UK butterflies on record with 52 out of the 56 species monitored suffering declines, a scientific study today revealed.

26 March, 2013 in Environment, Farming, Most recent, United Kingdom.

Birmingham Science Park launches incubation programme for low carbon entrepreneurs

Up to €20,000 will be awarded to selected entrepreneurial companies that participate in the Low Carbon Incubator Programme 2013

14 March, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, Environment.

First time buyers invited to special open weekend at Park Central, Birmingham

Crest Nicholson Regeneration will be hosting a special open weekend aimed directly at those people looking to take their first steps onto the property ladder

14 March, 2013 in Birmingham, Environment, Property Press.

MP Hemming backs clean power law for green jobs

Birmingham Yardley MP John Hemming has pledged his support for renewable energy and green jobs across the West Midlands

7 March, 2013 in Birmingham, Environment, Politics, The Debate.

Improving nature in Birmingham and the Black Country

This March will mark a year since Birmingham and the Black Country were awarded Nature Improvement Area status.

26 February, 2013 in Birmingham, Environment, Farming, Gardening, What's on.

Government backs Ofgem’s countdown to simpler, clearer and fairer energy market

The Government has today backed Ofgem‟s countdown to simpler, clearer and fairer energy market.

21 February, 2013 in Environment, Most recent, Property Press, United Kingdom.

Turning up the heat on Birmingham: students and residents get the chance to ask their energy questions

Students at the University of Birmingham and Birmingham residents are being invited to put questions to Steve McCabe MP and a panel of speakers.

12 February, 2013 in Birmingham, Business, Environment, Politics, What's on.

UK Moth numbers crash

The abundance of the UK’s larger moths has crashed during the past 40 years with three species becoming extinct in the last decade, a major scientific report reveals today.

1 February, 2013 in Environment, Farming, Gardening, Most recent, United Kingdom.

Midlands aerospace growth under the microscope

US expert to share insights and issues for future with Midlands aerospace community

18 January, 2013 in Business, Environment, Most recent, Transport, Travel, West Midlands, What's on.

A winter’s tale

With Arctic conditions roaring in, Dave Woodhall wonders whether the city will be prepared.

18 January, 2013 in Birmingham, Environment, Local history.

Grass feeding butterflies defy deluge

Grass-feeding butterflies defied the second wettest year on record to enjoy a bumper 2012 across the UK countryside, according to a new scientific survey.

17 January, 2013 in Environment, Most recent, United Kingdom.

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