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The marsh history of England and Birmingham: ecosystem, flora, fauna, and the Hound of the Baskervilles
Birmingham is located in the center of England, in the West Midlands region—that is a fact. Before intensive urbanization, most of the city and...
Birmingham Ecological
Environment
How to breathe freely in Birmingham: the example of Sutton Coldfield
25.02.2026
Birmingham, England's second largest city, is historically known for its large number of industrial enterprises, i.e., plants and...
Environment
The industrial development of Birmingham through the history of the River Trent
Environment
Birmingham’s ancient woodlands: the city’s centuries-old history
Environment
Fishing in Birmingham: from ancient traditions to modern sport
Developments
Climate change in Birmingham — impacts, consequences, extreme events
Winterbourne House and Garden, a picturesque nook
29.02.2024
Birmingham Friends of the Earth and their dreams at the old Warehouse
20.09.2025
The Edgbaston Reservoir: A Haven for Runners and Rowers
13.02.2025
Environment
Environment
The marsh history of England and Birmingham: ecosystem, flora, fauna, and the Hound of the Baskervilles
Environment
How to breathe freely in Birmingham: the example of Sutton Coldfield
Environment
The industrial development of Birmingham through the history of the River Trent
Environment
Birmingham’s ancient woodlands: the city’s centuries-old history
Environment
Fishing in Birmingham: from ancient traditions to modern sport
Environment
Birmingham Wildlife Conservation Park: A Part of the Natural History Museum
Engineering solutions
Engineering solutions
Birmingham’s eco-transport — electric buses, electric cars and bicycles
Engineering solutions
Birmingham Friends of the Earth and their dreams at the old Warehouse
Engineering solutions
Waste Management Strategy — Birmingham, a Zero Waste City
Engineering solutions
How Birmingham gets its drinking water from Wales, and why it tastes so good
Engineering solutions
Birmingham Metro – a guarantee of a sustainable environment
Engineering solutions
One Centenary Way: A Commercial Building with an Eco-Friendly Focus
Innovations
Innovations
Air Pollution in Birmingham: The Scale of the Crisis and the Path to a Greener Future
Innovations
Decarbonising Birmingham — how the city is tackling climate change
Innovations
Birmingham’s Midland Press Brewery — the embodiment of the spirit of “Brammy”
Innovations
The link between industrial cultural heritage and economic development
Innovations
Anthropogenic load, how to combat it. Clean air zone
Innovations
Charity, greening and rare animals in the heart of Birmingham
Developments
Developments
Climate change in Birmingham — impacts, consequences, extreme events
Developments
Modern agriculture in the former “world’s workshop”
Developments
Becketts Farm — a family farm 25 minutes from Birmingham
Developments
From coal to natural gas — Birmingham’s energy history
Developments
The environmental revolution in Birmingham with Clearabee
Developments
Sustainability West Midlands — they know how to make the region greener
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Environment
The marsh history of England and Birmingham: ecosystem, flora, fauna, and the Hound of the Baskervilles
Environment
How to breathe freely in Birmingham: the example of Sutton Coldfield
Environment
The industrial development of Birmingham through the history of the River Trent
Environment
Birmingham’s ancient woodlands: the city’s centuries-old history
Environment
Fishing in Birmingham: from ancient traditions to modern sport
Developments
Climate change in Birmingham — impacts, consequences, extreme events
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