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A plant to process material for backfill has been proposed for a property on Marsh Lane in Devonshire. According to a planning application, Kip Froud of Invisible Trenching Ltd has sought planning permission to run a crushing and sifting plant at #10...

A moratorium may be lifted on introducing 5G wireless technology to Bermuda, the Regulatory Authority announced last night. In a preliminary report, the telecommunications watchdog said it was proposing to lift the temporary moratorium imposed on fif...

A survey designed to map important marine areas is to close next week. The Bermuda Ocean Prosperity Programme poll was set up to identify the top conservation, fishing and recreation areas. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said: “I encoura...

An international project to help protect the Sargasso Sea received $3 million through a first-of-a-kind grant. The Sargasso Sea Commission was given the cash fund from the Global Environment Facility. The cash will be accompanied by $25 million of fi...

Ocean pollution has reached “crisis proportions”, the former head of an environmental charity has warned. Anne Hyde, who stepped down as executive director of Keep Bermuda Beautiful last week, said Bermuda had to balance on-island environmental probl...

One of the world’s widest ranging predatory birds has stopped off in Bermuda on a winter vacation. The peregrine falcon was spotted yesterday as it made a pass over East Broadway yesterday on the way into Hamilton. David Wingate, a former Government ...

Motorists were warned about an oil spill that happened in Hamilton this morning. Church Street, Par-la-Ville Road, Dundonald Street and Cedar Avenue were all affected, as well as Court Street and King Street. A City of Hamilton spokeswoman said that ...

Pollution from the Tynes Bay Incinerator has increased in over the past few years, a report released yesterday revealed. The Environmental Statistics Compendium, released by the Department of Statistics, said nitrogen dioxide emissions at Tynes Bay w...

Seventy years after its rediscovery, the Cahow continues to surprise conservationists as the seabirds reclaim old territory on Nonsuch Island. Jeremy Madeiros, Bermuda’s senior terrestrial conservation officer, got an unexpected treat yesterday visi...

Seventy years ago today, an expedition on a Castle Harbour island made science history with a discovery that brought the Cahow back from presumed extinction. David Wingate, who would spend much of the rest of his life bringing the Cahow back from the...