The government is funding a new research ship to strengthen the country’s climate, energy and food security while supporting jobs...
Over half of data centres don’t use water cooling
A sustainable solutions provider is calling on data centre operators to commit to measuring and reporting water use efficiency metrics...
University develops filter that removes 90% of microplastics from water
Engineers at the University of Waterloo in Canada have developed a low-cost 3D-printed filter that can remove up to 90%...
Coal mine methane linked to 26,400 deaths
Coal mine methane emissions could contribute to an estimated 26,400 premature deaths over the coming decades, according to new analysis...
Spain is Europe’s manufacturing bright spot despite poor productivity
Spain’s manufacturing sector has proved more resilient than those of several major European economies, with production now 4% above pre-Ukraine...
British cash to help communities facing most ‘urgent’ threat from rising sea levels
Britain is to back the regions most at risk from rising sea levels, following the Foreign Secretary’s £330 million pledge...
Britain’s first hydrogen cluster could offer economic boom
The Humber could become Britain’s first hydrogen heartland, with a new analysis suggesting that the proposed cluster could safeguard up...
Small firms turn their backs to AI
Only three in 10 UK small businesses are currently using AI, with concerns over its energy and resource demands emerging...
Governments urged to make climate resilience ‘investable’ before disasters strike
A new briefing from the Taskforce on Net Zero Policy says governments need to make climate resilience easier for businesses...
Call for clearer pricing on disposable cups
Around 2.5 billion single-use cups are used in the UK each year – but less than 1% are recycled, according...