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2020 was joint hottest year on record, says NASA

15th January 2021 Pippa Neill

2020’s average temperature was 1.02 degrees Celsius warmer than the baseline 1951- 1980 mean, according to research conducted by NASA. 

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Governments must step up climate change adapation, warns UN

15th January 202115th January 2021 Pippa Neill

Governments across the world must step up climate change adaption or they risk facing serious human and economic damage, warns

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Electric Nation Vehicle to Grid project secures new partner

14th January 2021 Pippa Neill

Electric Nation to partner with Igloo Energy on their Vehicle to Grid (V2G) project. V2G technology allows electric vehicle (EV)

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Fossil fuel demand set to peak in 2027, report says

14th January 2021 Pippa Neill

Covid-19, electrification and the increase in hydrocarbon will cause fossil fuel demand to peak in 2027, according to a new

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Features news Water 

Protecting UK seas could create thousands of new jobs, says report

14th January 2021 Pippa Neill

Investing in the protection of UK seas could create 100,000 jobs and give the economy a £50bn boost, according to

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Features news Transport 

Majority of ocean revenue is dominated by just 100 companies

13th January 2021 Pippa Neill

The majority of the revenue extracted from the world’s oceans belongs to just 100 transnational corporations, according to new analysis

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Climate Change Features news 

Inaction on climate change threatens the survival of all species, warn scientists

13th January 202113th January 2021 Pippa Neill

Biodiversity loss and accelerating climate change coupled with inaction are threatening the survival of all species, including our very own,

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Climate Change Features news 

Forest cover nearly twice the size of the UK has been lost in just one decade

13th January 2021 Pippa Neill

Across 29 countries in Asia, Latin America and Africa, some 43 million hectares of forest and other critical natural ecosystems

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Climate Change Features news Water 

Climate change has caused billions of dollars worth of flood damage to the U.S

12th January 2021 Pippa Neill

Intensifying precipitation due to climate change caused $75bn worth of damage to the U.S in just three decades, according to a

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Features food news 

Majority of Scots want intensive farming methods banned

12th January 2021 Pippa Neill

83% of Scots want intensive farming methods to be banned, according to a new survey conducted on 2,000 Scottish residents. 

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Features Net-Zero news 

PM must replicate the push for a vaccine in the search for climate solutions

12th January 2021 Pippa Neill

Leading experts urge the Prime Minister to replicate the push for a Covid vaccine in the search for climate solutions. 

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Climate Change Features news 

Carbon capture technology will not solve the climate crisis, report says

11th January 2021 Pippa Neill

The vast majority (81%) of carbon captured globally to date has been used to extract more oil via the process

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Climate Change Features Net-Zero news 

Positive ‘tipping points’ offer hope for climate crisis

11th January 202111th January 2021 Pippa Neill

Positive ‘tipping points’ could spark changes that accelerate positive action on climate change, according to researchers at the University of

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Soil can remove air pollution and regulate climate change

8th January 20218th January 2021 Pippa Neill

Soil bacteria can play a key role in helping to regulate climate change, according to a new study published in

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Features news Waste and Recycling 

Biodegradable plastics will not solve the plastic problem

8th January 2021 Pippa Neill

Biodegradable packaging will not solve China’s plastic crisis, according to a report published by Greenpeace East Asia.  China’s biodegradable plastics

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Climate Change Features news 

UK may face a series of extreme heatwaves, new study has suggested

8th January 2021 Pippa Neill

UK summer temperatures could rise significantly faster than the average rate of global warming, according to a study published in

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Climate Change Energy Features news 

Oil companies show little interest in Arctic oil rights

7th January 20217th January 2021 Pippa Neill

The Trump administration has held the first sale for rights to drill for oil in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge,

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Government gives new coal mine the go ahead

7th January 2021 Pippa Neill

Secretary of State Robert Jenrick has given the go-ahead to a controversial new coal mine in Cumbria. The mine, which

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Features food news 

Global food demand is leading to vast biodiveristy loss

6th January 2021 Pippa Neill

Without urgent action, the current global food system could drive rapid and widespread biodiversity loss, new research has found.  Researchers

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Features news Water 

Suppliers to deliver new reservoir to the UK

6th January 20216th January 2021 Pippa Neill

In a bid to secure critical water supplies for the South East of England, Portsmouth Water and Southern Water plan

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2020 was joint hottest year on record, says NASA
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2020 was joint hottest year on record, says NASA

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Governments must step up climate change adapation, warns UN
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Governments must step up climate change adapation, warns UN

15th January 2021 Pippa Neill 0
Electric Nation Vehicle to Grid project secures new partner
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Electric Nation Vehicle to Grid project secures new partner

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Fossil fuel demand set to peak in 2027, report says
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Fossil fuel demand set to peak in 2027, report says

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Protecting UK seas could create thousands of new jobs, says report

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