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Environmentalists are calling on Government to keep its word and introduce vehicle emission limits. Legislation setting out acceptable levels of air pollution has yet to be tabled in Parliament, even though millions of dollars of taxpayers’ money has...

Vehicle emissions and other pollutants are partly to blame for falling amphibian numbers in Bermuda, according to an expert. Jamie Bacon, a research associate with the Bermuda Zoological Society, told The Royal Gazette that emissions from cars, bikes...

Residents will get chance to get rid of hazardous waste on Friday and Saturday this week as the Ministry of Public Works hold their semi-annual Special Waste Drop-Off event. Among the unwanted items that can be disposed of are compact fluorescent lig...

Almost nine months since the public consultation process began to gauge opinion on the Blue Halo project, Pew Charitable Trust has called for Government to release the findings. Bermuda needs “bold leadership” to forge ahead with plans for a one-of-a...

Restaurants that thwart waste disposal regulations risk losing their licence, according to Health and Environment Minister Trevor Moniz. Government has implemented the crackdown after waves of sewage washed up on a number of south shore beaches in re...

According to Bermuda folklore (at least as reported by travel writers whose pens flow with purple ink) when the setting sun paints the western horizon gold, the vivid colours are reflections of the fortune in 17th century treasure lost on our reefs. ...

Bermudians are often heard rejoicing at heavy rainfall and the “good tank rain” it delivers. But a top overseas scientist has warned the Island’s residents that each time the clouds open, dangerous bacteria is being washed into their tanks straight f...

Three local environmental projects will be partially funded by the newly-launched Catlin Marine Grant. The grant, launched by the Bermuda End-to-End Charitable Trust earlier this year and sponsored by Catlin Bermuda, is intended to provide $100,000 o...

More than three-quarters of Bermuda’s residents want to see a protected marine reserve around the Island, according to a poll commissioned by global activist network Avaaz. The organisation, which this week launched an online letter-writing campaign ...