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They say the early bird catches the worm but one early-rising businessman instead captured an unusual sighting for Bermuda. Rick Pagnani, the CEO of Newport Reinsurance and a bird enthusiast, was in his office on Reid Street at about 7.45am on Saturd...

Work has started on installing solar panels on the roofs of two Government buildings as part of a wider initiative to embrace renewable energy. A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works confirmed that work has started at both the Government Admini...

Plans to ban single use plastics in Bermuda were highlighted by the home affairs minister at an international forum. Walter Roban told the virtual Financial Times Global Boardroom event that the island was leading the way on climate change. Mr Roban...

Piles of trash have grown around the Botanical Gardens for months as Government staff ignored the mess, members of the public have claimed. A woman who walks her dog through the gardens, who asked not to be named, said two piles of trash had formed o...

A coastal clean-up removed tonnes of waste from Bermuda’s shores, according to environmental charity Keep Bermuda Beautiful. The KBB Coastal Clean Up, sponsored by accounting firm EY Bermuda, addressed waste on more than 40 sites across the island be...

Two scientists at the Bermuda Institute for Ocean Science are set to leave Bermuda’s warm waters for the Arctic as part of an international study. According to the November edition of BIOS’s Currents newsletter, Becky Garley and Matt Enright, BIOS re...

A bust-up over the state of the Tynes Bay incinerator heated up yesterday as the Government was accused of failure to act on promises of investment in the plant that dated back decades. A major announcement by Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the publ...

Young people responded to a call to take climate action with “overwhelming enthusiasm”, the head of an ocean conservation group said. Karla Lacey, the executive director of the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute, added that the response to the ...

The Railway Trail network is to be cleaned up and maintained by a massive volunteer effort from international businesses. The Association of International Companies (ABIC) has teamed up with Keep Bermuda Beautiful (KBB) and the department of parks to...

The use of a compost centre as an emergency landfill site could be eased after emergency repairs were completed at the Tynes Bay incinerator. Wayne Furbert, the Acting Minister of Public Works, said that the incinerator had started to work through a ...