Burning wood is undermining climate goals, says EU
Burning wood is degrading ecosystems and undermining climate goals, according to a report published by the European Commission’s Joint Research
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Trust in food manufacturers is in decline, survey reveals
Trust in food manufacturers has fallen over the past few years, according to a new survey conducted by a consortium
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Forestry and Land Scotland to plant 25 million trees
Forestry and Land Scotland (FLS) has pledged to plant five new trees for every person living in Scotland by 2022.
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New grant to help develop world’s first hydrogen flight
UK-based green hydrogen energy services company has secured funding to develop infrastructure for the world’s first hydrogen flight. The grant
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Environment Bill delayed for at least six months
The Environment Bill, which was due to return to Parliament today (January 26) has been delayed again. After a brief
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Letter urges PM to tackle plastic crisis
Businesses, MPs, academics and campaign groups have written to Boris Johnson urging him to introduce legally binding targets to reduce
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AI and big data can help to solve climate crisis
Researchers to use artificial intelligence (AI) and big data to help the UK achieve its net-zero ambitions. Developed as part
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Global rate of ice loss has increased by 65% in just two decades
The rate at which ice is disappearing across the planet is speeding up, according to a new report published by
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Researchers outline four key steps to mitigate climate crisis
22 research institutions have come together to outline four distinct steps that can help us to protect the planet. The
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Wind power set to dominate market by 2030
Wind power set to dominate the global electricity sector in the coming decade, according to a new report published by
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Climate change related projects are causing problems in developing nations
Many climate change-related projects actually reinforce or create new sources of vulnerability in developing nations, according to a new paper
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Demand for green hydrogen set to increase by 57%
Global green hydrogen production set to reach 5.7 million tonnes by 2030, according to consultancy firm Frost & Sullivan. Green
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Majority of UK homeowners are concerned about energy effiency
96% of UK homeowners are concerned about the energy efficiency of their homes, yet one in five people are not
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Insurance company offering free counselling to flood victims
Insurance company Zurich UK is offering free counselling to customers hit by flooding as researchers warn of the devastating impact
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A new carbon budget could provide a clearer view of climate deadlines
Researchers at the University of Concordia have created a new carbon budget that provides a clear view of our ability
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Campaigners urge local authorities to reduce car use
Environmental and transport organisations outline 27 actions that local authorities can take to reduce car use. One of the key challenges to
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Trump administration issues illegal oil and gas leases in the Arctic
The outgoing Trump administration has issued illegal oil and gas leases on the coastal plain of the Arctic National Wildlife
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Electrolytic oxidation could remove microplastics at the source
Researchers have developed a new way to treat wastewater that degrades microplastics at the source. Microplastics are small particles of
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Merton council have spent the most on solar energy in past five years
The London Borough of Merton has invested the highest proportion of council budget into solar energy since 2015, according to
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Reducing methane is key to mitigating climate crisis, says IEA
Reducing methane emissions from oil and gas operations is key to mitigating the worst impacts of the climate crisis, according
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