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Solar farm approved in Cambridgeshire countryside despite green belt fears

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The development would also include a battery energy storage facility.

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Planners approve solar farm despite green belt fears

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It is hoped the development near Cambridge could power more than 13,000 homes.

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‘Temporary’ 40-year countryside project will last ‘half a lifetime’ as plans approved

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South Cambridgeshire approved the solar farm, which is expected to provide power for thousands of homes

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Arctic transport of North American and Canadian wildfire aerosols

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Wildfires are becoming increasingly frequent and intense under ongoing climate change, with the potential to emit and transport particles, from black carbon to nutrient-bearing aerosols, into remote and fragile ecosystems […] The post Arctic transport of North American and Canadian wildfire aerosols appeared first on British Antarctic Survey.

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Planned solar farm near Grade II* listed Biggin Abbey set for approval despite conservation objections

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The proposed solar farm and battery energy storage would cover about 74 hectares.

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Crews tackle fire at waste recycling site building

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The fire service says crews will be at the Biffa plant for a “prolonged period of time”.

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Locals told ‘close windows and doors’ as recycling centre fire breaks out

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Firefighters are currently at the scene

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Solar farm set for approval despite abbey concerns

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The solar farm in south Cambridgeshire could power more than 13,000 homes, a plan says.

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A pan-Arctic pigment database for phytoplankton and sea-ice algae

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Climate change has dramatically altered the Arctic seas with significant decrease in sea ice extent and thickness and warming water temperature. The ecological impacts of such change have been described […] The post A pan-Arctic pigment database for phytoplankton and sea-ice algae appeared first on British Antarctic Survey.

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Cambridgeshire locals share housebuilding and water leak concerns as drought declared

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East Anglia has been officially declared in drought by the Environment Agency, as Cambridgeshire residents debate housebuilding, water leaks and climate change

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