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From Drains to Dreams: How the UK Is Turning Forgotten Spaces into Living Wetlands

From Drains to Dreams: How the UK Is Turning Forgotten Spaces into Living Wetlands

From overlooked urban land to working water systems, a quiet transformation is underway. London may be the proving ground, but the opportunity stretches across every UK city.

Shaun Warren
Apr 1, 2026
The Water Barons: Private Profits vs Public Trust

The Water Barons: Private Profits vs Public Trust

Executive bonuses, offshore structures, and a tide of public anger raise uncomfortable questions about who really benefits from England’s privatised water system.

Ewan Burrowes
Mar 26, 2026
Bees Under Pressure: Fresh Evidence on Pollinator Loss and Neonicotinoids

Bees Under Pressure: Fresh Evidence on Pollinator Loss and Neonicotinoids

Fresh evidence links neonicotinoid use to pollinator decline, intensifying the urgency of protecting bee populations critical to food security.

Merrin Brooks
Mar 19, 2026
Water Keepers: Where Will Your Raindrop Go?

Water Keepers: Where Will Your Raindrop Go?

A fascinating online map lets you drop a raindrop anywhere on Earth and watch the journey it takes to the sea.

Catherine Fenwick
Mar 10, 2026
Blue Carbon Hope: Restoring Saltmarsh to Capture CO2

Blue Carbon Hope: Restoring Saltmarsh to Capture CO2

Across the UK, where river meets tide and land negotiates with sea, a quiet revolution is underway. Saltmarsh, long dismissed as soggy fringe-land, is being reimagined as climate infrastructure.

Shaun Warren
Mar 3, 2026
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