£100m to expedite planning approvals, critics warn against expanding industrial agriculture
More funding for Britain’s two most powerful environmental regulators will focus on outcomes over process to speed up new developments. But do changes to national policy prioritise the wrong type of business?
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WATCH: UK AI supercomputer and fusion energy mission
Following our report earlier this week that Britain is poised to become a world leader
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£1m available to UK councils as Electricals Recycling Fund reopens
Now in its third year, the funding programme has already established 900 collection points, helping
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‘Net zero by 2050’ cheaper than war’s dirty energy crisis
The Climate Change Committee estimates gross investment of £26 billion per year is still Britain’s
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Multiple major supplier sustainability networks launch across sectors
AstraZeneca, Fatface, and EcoVadis have announced far-reaching projects to help slash their indirect and direct
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Wiltshire gets new Green Skills Innovation Centre funded through renewables
The cutting edge facility will have prepare the next generation of transition and clean energy
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Pilot begins for domestic energy storage without lithium-ion cells
The company hopes to ‘turn summer sun into winter warmth’ for many households in Europe
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Poor ESG data causes commercial damage at 95% of British businesses
High insurance and financing costs are amongst the biggest threats associated with weak measurement and
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All blue and green space in England has been mapped out
There is much work to do if the government has a chance of meeting its
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Hairdressers could be powerful climate crisis influencers
The sector is full of undervalued trusted sources for recommendations, with many professionals fostering decades-long
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75% of smartphone impact occurs prior to sale
In the last red flag for biodiversity as an operational risk, a new analysis looks
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WATCH: UK AI supercomputer and fusion energy mission
Following our report earlier this week that Britain is poised to become a world leader in ‘limitless atomic power’, we step inside the mainframe itself.
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WATCH: Fylde Sand Dunes are vital habitat for rare species
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Most authorities meet air quality targets, 80% fail on WHO limits
New figures show councils have worked hard to bring atmospheric pollution in line with government
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Another royal scandal: Duchy of Lancaster ‘owns’ Wigan illegal waste dump
Meanwhile, Defra has reported the worst year on record for fly tipping in England. A
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Low smoke fuels can double ultrafine particulate emissions
Low smoke fuels can double ultrafine particulate emissions Scientists working at the University of Galway’s
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Europe’s worst countries for roadside emissions revealed
A new analysis of the EU has ranked nations in terms of the highest environmental
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£100m to expedite planning approvals, critics warn against expanding industrial agriculture
More funding for Britain’s two most powerful environmental regulators will focus on outcomes over process
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WATCH: Stockholm’s ‘flying ferry’ slashes emissions by 94%, halves journey times
Just over 12 months since service began, a new report points to dramatic improvements in
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Environmental guidance published for Shetland and Newquay spaceports
The document looks to minimise footprints at the UK’s first two active galactic transport hubs,
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Aberdeenshire sees further expansion to EV network
Retail sites in Kintore and Banchory are the latest to receive connections. Allego, one of
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How to mitigate water shortages and floods with one method
Decision-makers must square two connected problems: intense storm runoff and increasing scarcity of drinkable and
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Retention, recognition, and recruitment in UK environmental health
Joanna Seymour, the woman responsible for encouraging new talent to pursue careers in one of
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Why scaling back ESG rules will not solve the sustainability data challenge
Great Britain may no longer be part of the EU, but the bloc’s environmental reporting
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rPP: circular packaging starts with smarter systems
Supply chain innovation is urgently needed to tackle a mounting waste crisis. We find out
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