Environment

A quiet revolution in The Pentlands

Farmers are trialing a ‘nature credits’ scheme which could have a big impact on bio-diversity

May 12 • Joe Coroneo-Seaman

Low traffic streets: Five years, two censured councillors, and endless uncertainty

Why is the local authority set to tear up traffic filters which councillors voted to keep?

May 7 • Edinburgh Inquirer

‘We’re the only gardeners that go to the Royal Mile for one-hour maintenance visits during the Fringe’

How the seed of an idea helped the cycling gardeners grow a new business model for our congested city centre

Apr 23 • Sarah McArthur

The great data centre controversy. What they don't tell you.

Award-winning engineer Corey Boyle puts the case for bringing data centres to Edinburgh and Scotland

Apr 21

The missing link in Edinburgh's rail revolution

Plus: Your cultural highlights for the week ahead

Apr 2

In search of Edinburgh’s oldest tree

Untangling the legends and enjoying the wonder of the city's ancient living trees

Mar 31 • Sarah McArthur

'Ugly, unloved and an environmental drain, but Brutalist Argyle House is worth saving'

Award-winning architect Malcolm Fraser makes the case against ripping it up and starting again

Mar 10 • Ilona Amos

The city’s biggest grassroots football club versus a council depot

The fight to secure a permanent home for one of the Capital’s sporting success stories

Feb 28

What can we do about Edinburgh's ‘soulless’ canalside?

Edinburgh Quay should be one of the city’s crown jewels, but instead it is pretty vacant

Feb 24 • Jolene Campbell

Huge city data centre blocked as campaigners hail 'momentous' move

Plus your cultural highlights for the week ahead

Feb 4 • Edinburgh Inquirer

How Lothians' former coalmines could heat our homes again

Award-winning engineer Corey Boyle on the sustainable heating resource that lies below thousands of our homes

Feb 3

The fight to stop the Radical Road being closed for ever

The reopening of part of the famous path below Salisbury Crags could come with a sting in the tail

Jan 29 • Edinburgh Inquirer

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