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Kevin Maybury discovers that, despite the country’s insistence on meeting future targets on climate change, some residents cannot see past their present reality

POP pose a risk to human health, and are now found in just about every living thing on the planet

Cerra Simmons spent six weeks this summer conducting climate research at an isolated campsite in the sub-Arctic

Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch says for the first time St George’s, inclusive of its hotels, will see all sewage redirected to Southside

Venomous Portuguese man-of-war have been spotted off South Shore beaches

The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute organised the island’s first national Young Reporters for the Environment competition

Rolfe Commissiong tackles the Belco emissions mess, with former parliamentary colleagues Jason Hayward and Wayne Caines given no quarter

Solution would give protection to trash collectors

Residents are looking to take legal action against Belco over emissions from the plant and have brought on lawyer Mark Pettingill to fight their case

Despite a major retrofit of Belco’s North Power Station a year ago, there have been roughly as many days when complaints are made about soot fallouts since as there were before it

An environmental group has launched an education campaign to encourage youngsters not to use single-use plastics. Beyond Plastic Bermuda’s programme — Say No To Single-Use Plastic, or #SNTSUP — will be available to all primary school pupils on the is...