Two years before wildlife can return to devastated marsh, says expert
Experts say it could be two years before wildlife returns to marshland which was devastated by a fire at the weekend.
The Neston Reedbed reserve at Parkgate, Wirral, which is home to an array of significant wildlife in the area,...
Liverpool scientist aiming to make plastics more environmentally friendly
A Liverpool-based scientist is developing research that could change our relationship with plastic.
Dr Andrew Carnell, of the University of Liverpool, is pioneering the use of enzymes to make plastics more environmentally friendly.
His main area of research in developing bio...
St Helens college leads Merseyside schools with environmental leap
A St Helens college is leading Merseyside's schools and colleges with a new environmentally-charged syllabus.
Carmel College, on Prescot Road, was provided funding of £8000 to establish the Sustainable Steps Towards Sustainability project.
The project aims to provide students with the...
Royal Albert Dock launches zero waste programme
With 84 businesses and countless tourists, the Royal Albert Dock has to deal with an abundance of waste, so they have launched a zero waste programme.
Instead of having separate waste programmes for every business on site, the Royal Albert...
Deadline for £165,000 community recycling and reuse fund is approaching
Community organisations who want a share of a £165000 fund to help make Liverpool a greener city are being urged to get their applications in soon.
The money is part of the Merseyside Recycling & Waste Authority and Veolia Community...
Climate activists target SUVs on Liverpool streets
SUV owners near Allerton Road awoke on Tuesday to find their tyres deflated by climate activists.
The 'Tyre Extinguishers' struck SUV tyres across the country this week, including a number of vehicles in Liverpool.
SUVs are highly-polluting vehicles and so the...
‘Keep rubbish clean’ message to help boost Merseyside recycling
A new campaign is urging Merseyside residents to recycle more and waste less by using the right bins for their rubbish.
Merseyside Recycling and Waste Authority aims to ensure that residents are putting their rubbish in the correct bins to...
Liverpool charity trains homeless people in unique city coffee shop
Liverpool charity Papercup Project is now set to open a new coffee shop that will train rough sleepers.
Estimates from the Office for National Statistics suggest 29 homeless deaths were registered in Liverpool last year.
Many homeless people will be staying with family or friends, or...
North West energy company’s US deal set to boost green power in UK
Renewable energy technology in the UK has been boosted by a new transatlantic partnership headed by a North West company.
Energy group Task Contract Solutions Ltd, based at Burscough, has signed an exclusive partnership deal with US energy company Hover...
Expert’s joy as rare ‘extinct’ plant found in Merseyside
A very rare plant species thought to be extinct has been discovered in Knowsley.
Described as a “super duper beastie”, the rare thin-spiked wood sedge (carex strigosa) which has strap-shaped leaves and tiny white or brown flowers was discovered by...