Scottish distillery launches ‘climate-positive’ vodka
The Arbikie Distillery in Scotland has launched a ‘climate-positive’ brand of vodka, which uses the humble garden pea to create a more
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Hybrid vehicles emit 2.5 times more CO2 than official tests indicate
Carbon dioxide emissions from plug-in hybrid vehicles are as much as two and a half times higher than official tests,
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Work begins on zero carbon neighbourhood in Kent
Work has started on a new project which aims to turn vacant land in Sittingbourne into one of the most
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Over 1/4 of global topsoil could be dead in less than a century, new study
Over a quarter of global topsoils have lifespans of less than a century, according to a new international study led
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New wildlife scheme to unlock housing in Hampshire
The government has agreed to invest £3.9m scheme to protect wildlife in the Solent in a bid to unlock housing
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1 in 5 people in England have limited access to green space, new research
1 in 5 people in England have limited access to green space, according to research conducted by Friends of the
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‘Electrification, Environment and Equality’ – the future of motor racing
‘Electrification, Environment and Equality’ – Reporter Katie Willy speaks to Alejandro Agag, Extreme E Founder about the future of motor
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Scania has launched its first fully electric truck range
Scania, the heavy commercial vehicle manufacturer, has launched its first fully electric truck range. With a range of up to
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Apple refuses to answer questions on product sustainability
Apple refuses to answer MP’s questions on the sustainability of its products. Earlier this year, Apple agreed to join the
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NHS Scotland to outline strategy to achieve net-zero
Global consultancy group Ricardo has announced that they will be supporting NHS Scotland to achieve net-zero emissions before 2045. Ricardo
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Interview: Ashley, founder of ‘That Refill Place’
During lockdown, we have all been dealing with different things, some of us working more than normal, others not working
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Climate change may affect Malaria transmission, new study
Future changes in the climate may affect Malaria transmission in Africa, according to a new study led by researchers at
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Why clouds are the missing piece of the climate change puzzle
Paulo Ceppi from Imperial College London and Ric Williams from the University of Liverpool outline why clouds are the missing
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23 items of rubbish are discarded every single second
23 items of rubbish are dropped every second in the UK, according to new research conducted by Regatta and Keep
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Bold action is needed to prevent catastrophic biodiversity loss
To prevent catastrophic biodiversity loss bold conservation and restoration efforts are needed, according to a major new study led by
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Environmental group calls for the UK to end biomass subsides
Environmental group urges the government to end subsidies to biomass plants. Currently, the UK spends almost £1.5bn on subsides to
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Government faces legal action over funding of Mozambique gas project
Friends of the Earth have issued legal action on the government’s decision to invest $1bn to a major gas project
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One in eight deaths are linked to pollution, says EU
One in eight deaths in Europe are linked to pollution, according to a new report published by the European Environment
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Climate Assembly calls for a fair path to net-zero
The UK path to net-zero must be underpinned by education, choice, fairness and political consensus, says the Climate Assembly in
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Natural regeneration is key to saving Britain’s forests
Natural regeneration is the key to saving Britain’s forests, says charity. Allowing trees to naturally establish over huge areas could
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