Butterflies, elephants and a helpful map of the Wood Wide Web – we’ve got it all!
Wind and solar will meet 90% of the world’s new power demand this year (Carbon Brief)
Scientists created first global maps of the mycorrhizal fungi – the underground networks that let plants trade nutrients and store carbon (SPUN.earth)
Costa Rica: returning pasture to rainforest with butterflies! (imagine5)
Australia aims for home-made cells, materials and packs in new $500m “battery breakthrough” fund (Renew Economy)
Elephants call to each other by name (BBC)
Recycle and reuse: Mandatory new rules to stop millions of solar PV panels going into landfill (Renew Economy)
Australia’s biggest gas advocates are quietly swapping out peaking gas plans for big batteries (Renew Economy)
Natural England hails recovery of 150 struggling species (The Guardian)
