The current hot topic – the London 2012 Olympics. The games return to the UK for the first time since the summer of 1948 and it’s safe to say that there was certainly some excitement about it when it was…
Monthly Archives: July 2012
London 2012 – Is it really the ‘greenest’ ever olympics?
Tagged with: 2012, Aquatic Centre, Athletics, BBC, Carbon, Carbon neutral, Construction, EIA, Environment, Environmental Management, Green, London, London 2012, Low Carbon, Nature, Olympic Flame, Olympic Park, Olympic Stadium, Olympics, SEA, Sport, Stratford, Sustainability, Wildife
Posted in Being Green, Sport and the Environment, Uncategorized
Posted in Being Green, Sport and the Environment, Uncategorized
When it rains, it pours.
It’s been a while since I last posted anything on here, the best part of six months in fact.I have a valid reason, I’ve been fully focused on completing my masters in Environmental Science. Now that’s done, and whilst I…
Tagged with: Birds, Britian, Conservation, Drought, Endangered, Environment, Extinction, Green, National Trust, Puffin, Rain, Species, UK, Water, Weather
Posted in Climate Change, Ecology, Uncategorized
Posted in Climate Change, Ecology, Uncategorized
- It's the small things that matter – when insects shaped today's natural world
- New study examines the causes and consequences of the 2015 Wimberley floods
- Plastic in the Oceans Increasing Risk of Disease in Coral Reefs
- University of British Columbia wearable technology could change the way athletes train
- NOAA research holds promise of predicting snowpack before snow falls
- The Scent of the City
- New study reveals how icy surface ponds on Himalayan glaciers influence water flow
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