The world’s poorest countries could continue experiencing disproportionate climate impacts for decades after global greenhouse gas emissions reach net zero,...
Global food systems on track to miss most 2030 targets
Global food systems are off track to meet most 2030 targets, with a new assessment of 197 countries finding progress...
New material could make solar-powered hydrogen production more efficient
In China, scientists have developed a new material which can use sunlight to turn water into hydrogen fuel more efficiently,...
Kellogg’s supports local farmers in new wheat initiative
Kellogg’s has announced its increased financial support for local British farmers taking part in a larger-scale wheat sourcing programmes, designed...
Can heat pumps help industry decarbonise?
UK manufacturers are under pressure to cut emissions whilst keeping energy prices under control – a seemingly impossible feat. In...
Seven planetary boundaries breached at highest levels ever recorded
According to the Planetary Boundaries framework, there are nine critical Earth systems that help maintain planetary stability and a safe...
Allotments could help cool European cities by up to 2.8°C
csikiphoto / Shutterstock.com Could growing veg keep cities cool? European cities are designed in such a way that they become...
Government urged to tackle energy misinformation as MPs call for ‘net zero’ rethink
What should the public believe when it comes to net zero? Amongst social media ‘experts’ and the rise of AI...
Carbon capture could be key to increasing oil production
Carbon capture and storage (CCS) could permanently store carbon dioxide while also being used to increase oil production, according to...
Could floating offshore wind be disturbing marine life? New technology listens in
New £2.7 million technology beneath the waves is listening to mammals to create a live map of their behaviour. Launched...