Instructional Video5:03
Science360

Renewable Energy

12th - Higher Ed
University of Colorado engineer Abby Watrous is on a mission in rural China, converting coal-burning homes and cook stoves into cleaner-burning models, using, among other things, the extremely abundant supply of pig poop. With funding...
Instructional Video5:10
Weatherthings

Water Smart: Water as a Natural Resource - Ecosystems

6th - 8th
In Water as a Natural Resource we are introduced to words such as habitat, ecosystem, watershed and estuary. Not only do kids learn that water exists everywhere on Earth, but that it is vital for life in plants, animals, and all other...
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Curated Video

Africa’s freshwater fish under threat as stocks decline

9th - Higher Ed
New ReviewThe next decade, scientists say, will determine whether Africa’s inland waters can be restored — or whether more species will be lost forever
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Press Association

Emma Reynolds full speech at Labour Party conference

Higher Ed
New ReviewEnvironment Secretary Emma Reynolds delivers her speech at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool.
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Press Association

Environment Secretary makes sustainable farming push during conference speech

Higher Ed
New ReviewEnvironment Secretary Emma Reynolds made a push for sustainable farming during her speech at the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool. The Environment Secretary insisted that the Government was 'supporting' farmers and praised their work...
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Curated Video

New project could help make Vancouver's False Creek swimmable. Would you dive in?

9th - Higher Ed
A new research project studying the water quality of False Creek could offer insight into how to make the inlet swimmable after decades of pollution. So we asked Vancouverites if they would dive in.
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Curated Video

Paddle for the Sound event brings efforts to protect New York’s Long Island Sound

9th - Higher Ed
Organized by Save the Sound, this event called Paddle for the Sound lets participants paddle while tracking their miles and raising funds to protect one of our region’s most vital ecosystems.
News Clip4:59
Press Association

Extinction Rebellion protesters stage demonstration on Westminter Bridge

Higher Ed
Climate activists gathered on Westminster Bridge on Saturday "in mourning for the pollution of the river Thames". Extinction Rebellion protesters unfurled a banner which read "stop polluting our rivers". Around 15 people, dressed all in...
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Curated Video

Too loud to sleep: Which EU country is most affected by noise pollution?

9th - Higher Ed
Noise pollution threatens the health of millions of Europeans. Sleep disturbance, cardiovascular diseases, and mental disorders are the main effects.
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Curated Video

Air pollution levels linked to wildfires could shorten lifespans

9th - Higher Ed
In 2023, Canada experienced its worst air pollution levels since 1998, according to a report by the University of Chicago's Air Quality Life Index. Scientists say the average Canadian would lose roughly two years of their life expectancy...
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Press Association

Thames Water to pay fifth of record £122.7m fines by end of September

Higher Ed
Troubled Thames Water has agreed to pay £24.5 million of its record £122.7 million in fines by the end of September under a payment plan agreed with regulator Ofwat. The industry watchdog, which handed Thames Water the penalties in May...
News Clip4:52
Press Association

Clean-up work begins on London's 'wet wipe island'

Higher Ed
Work has started on the mass excavation of London’s 'wet wipe island' in a first-of-its-kind river clean-up project to further improve the quality of the River Thames. Led and co-ordinated by the Port of London Authority in collaboration...
News Clip4:00
Press Association

Vertical-format footage of operations to clean up London's 'wet wipe island' in Hammersmith

Higher Ed
Work has started on the mass excavation of London’s 'wet wipe island' in a first-of-its-kind river clean-up project to further improve the quality of the River Thames. Led and co-ordinated by the Port of London Authority in collaboration...
News Clip4:42
Press Association

Environment Secretary promises reforms to to prevent repeat of water bill hikes

Higher Ed
Interview with Environment Secretary Steve Reed, who has stated that households will “never again” face significant water bill hikes, as he announced an overhaul of the regulation of the troubled sector.
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Press Association

Ofwat to be abolished as Government overhauls 'broken' water regulation – Environment Secretary's full speech

Higher Ed
Ofwat will be abolished as part of an overhaul of a “broken” water regulation system that failed customers and the environment, the Government has confirmed. Environment Secretary Steve Reed made the announcement in response to an...
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Press Association

Ofwat to be abolished in overhaul of 'broken' water regulation – Environment Secretary speech highlights

Higher Ed
Ofwat will be abolished as part of an overhaul of a “broken” water regulation system that failed customers and the environment, the Government has confirmed. Environment Secretary Steve Reed made the announcement in response to an...
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Curated Video

Winter smog across Balkans prompts protests calling for change

9th - Higher Ed
Widespread reliance on coal and wood fires has a severe impact on air quality, but this year, more people across region seek government action.
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Curated Video

Iran's air pollution: Schools shut, children kept indoors

9th - Higher Ed
Government says it is investing millions to reduce pollution but many believe quality of fuel in vehicles is to blame.
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Curated Video

Dutch activists win legal battle over climate change

9th - Higher Ed
Climate activists have been celebrating the verdict, which forces the government to reduce emissions to 25 percent of 1990 levels by the end of 2020.
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Curated Video

UK launches inquest into girl's pollution-linked death

9th - Higher Ed
A court in London will look at what role the city's air played in her fatal asthma, especially since it exceeds the WHO's levels of acceptable pollution.
News Clip2:23
Curated Video

Carbon emissions rise by 4 percent in China

9th - Higher Ed
Demand created by China's wealthy middle class is being blamed for a rise in pollution in the country.
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Curated Video

The Battle for Brussels roads

9th - Higher Ed
It is rush hour in Brussels and everyone wants to get home fast. But as usual, it is a daily battle between cars and cyclists and nobody is going anywhere fast. "Driving in Brussels is very complicated. You need to have a lot of time....
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Curated Video

A Maori woman's journey to zero waste

9th - Higher Ed
Miriama Kamo is a Maori woman from New Zealand, who this year embarked on what became a very public journey towards zero waste.
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Curated Video

Meet the Finnish tech CEO who wants to make plastic environmentally friendly

9th - Higher Ed
A Finnish tech company is developing a new kind of plastic that is more environmentally friendly. The company, Woodly Oy, has been working on a carbon-neutral plastic substitute that's made out of plant cells from sustainably managed...