Environment

This reader has strong opinions on the relationship between green energy, a move away from fossil fuels and impact on UK economy.

A nationwide orchard project continues to bloom, supporting over 190 schools across the UK, including 21 in Nottinghamshire

This reader continues to question claims about climate change.

An 18-metre-long whale will be docked in the town centre for a day.

A large patch of the intrusive Japanese Knotweed plant has been discovered along a riverside path close to buildings.

Earlier signs of spring — such as the first leafing of trees or the first sightings of butterflies — could be here to stay says the Woodland Trust.

More than half of locals who commented on plans to build what would be one of Britain’s biggest solar farms want the scheme to be scrapped.

In his latest column, Erin McDaid of the Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust celebrates the success of an anti-fracking campaign.

Nottinghamshire County councillors have called for greater powers to stop widespread damage from future floods.

In his latest column, Erin McDaid of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust considers the role of slugs and snails in gardens.

A major reorganisation of Nottinghamshire’s recycling centres to deal with cramped sites and traffic impact is being considered.

More than 1,200 homes and businesses suffered internal flooding following Storm Babet, new figures show.

Volunteers from Newark’s major infrastructure projects spent hours collecting litter as part of the Great British Spring Clean.

In a major boost for drivers, charging electric vehicles is set to become easier with millions in funding for chargepoints across the region.

In his column, Erin McDaid of Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust writes about the government’s new hedgerow protections but says they could do more.

The first inter-agency flood meeting saw authorities consider what schemes the area could benefit from and current factors exacerbating flooding.

This Saturday, (March 16) will see the Great British Spring Clean take place with community litter picks due to occur across the area.

Sadly, some people, me included, who choose not to buy peat composts may still be inadvertently buying peat-based products.

Plans for installation of solar panels in buildings across town to be submitted by a council.

Councillors are proposing a ban on vehicles along a country lane to tackle persistent fly-tipping.