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Biochar’s moment of truth: moving from fragmentation to professionalisation
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Biochar’s moment of truth: moving from fragmentation to professionalisation
One of the most credible and commercially viable carbon removal solutions, increasing soil aeration and reducing greenhouse gas output from the ground, helping lock CO2 into the earth indefinitely. But the industry needs a giant leap to scale up. 
 

Mars Rover technology can turn our roads into carbon storage networks
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Mars Rover technology can turn our roads into carbon storage networks
With Britain’s pothole epidemic making headlines again for all the wrong reasons, can a new
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Safe spaces: the insidious legacy of asbestos in UK public buildings
One of the most dangerous forms of air pollution is not being taken seriously despite
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Sustainable drainage solutions must be combined to ease Britain’s water stress
The UK is increasingly exposed to droughts and floods, sometimes within weeks of each another.
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Should Britain tax cars based on their weight?
Ownership of large – and heavy – family vehicles is continuing to climb, with serious
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When the media misreported a human population study, and everyone panicked
Headlines grossly misrepresented a groundbreaking paper through misinterpretation, miscalculation, reproduction and automation. The original researcher explains
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First-of-its-kind energy project launches at Canning Town school
The scheme aims to prove ‘benefits of local solar generation’, making electricity more affordable for
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Climate & Sustainability Headlines
What’s in Downing Street’s new Environment Improvement Plan?
A comprehensive document has been published detailing goals and measures government will take to improve
Biochar’s moment of truth: moving from fragmentation to professionalisation
Editor's Pick
Features & Opinion Headlines
Biochar’s moment of truth: moving from fragmentation to professionalisation
One of the most credible and commercially viable carbon removal solutions, increasing soil aeration and reducing greenhouse gas output from the ground, helping lock CO2 into the earth indefinitely. But the industry needs a giant leap to scale up. 
 

Mars Rover technology can turn our roads into carbon storage networks
Editor's Pick
Headlines Transport
Mars Rover technology can turn our roads into carbon storage networks
With Britain’s pothole epidemic making headlines again for all the wrong reasons, can a new
Editor's Pick
Features & Opinion
Safe spaces: the insidious legacy of asbestos in UK public buildings
One of the most dangerous forms of air pollution is not being taken seriously despite
Editor's Pick
Features & Opinion
Sustainable drainage solutions must be combined to ease Britain’s water stress
The UK is increasingly exposed to droughts and floods, sometimes within weeks of each another.
Editor's Pick
Headlines Transport
Should Britain tax cars based on their weight?
Ownership of large – and heavy – family vehicles is continuing to climb, with serious
Editor's Pick
Features & Opinion Headlines
When the media misreported a human population study, and everyone panicked
Headlines grossly misrepresented a groundbreaking paper through misinterpretation, miscalculation, reproduction and automation. The original researcher explains
Editor's Pick
Energy Headlines
First-of-its-kind energy project launches at Canning Town school
The scheme aims to prove ‘benefits of local solar generation’, making electricity more affordable for
Editor's Pick
Climate & Sustainability Headlines
What’s in Downing Street’s new Environment Improvement Plan?
A comprehensive document has been published detailing goals and measures government will take to improve
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How to reframe sustainability stories beyond carbon reporting
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How to reframe sustainability stories beyond carbon reporting
While UK sustainability reporting may often be seen as a must through the lens of
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WATCH: Fylde Sand Dunes are vital habitat for rare species
The latest episode of Lancashire Wildlife Trust’s Conservation Chronicles looks at the importance of unique
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IPBES report unveiled in Manchester: no future for business without biodiversity
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IPBES report unveiled in Manchester: no future for business without biodiversity
A landmark analysis, three years in the making, has laid bare the extent to which
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Hot air, cold response: missed opportunities in UK community energy proposal
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Hot air, cold response: missed opportunities in UK community energy proposal
£1 billion will be spent on infrastructure owned by the people and places it powers.
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River managers need to understand the real impact of Himalayan balsam
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River managers need to understand the real impact of Himalayan balsam
New research into the long-term, year-round impact of the invasive species could be vital to
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Solar carports and EV integration can help UK’s net zero grid
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Solar carports and EV integration can help UK’s net zero grid
British households need more and more power. Many might be missing a trick. As the
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WATCH: BBC World Service roundtable on coping with climate anxiety
As pressure on ecosystems and nature mounts, so does our weight of worry. Experts discuss
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Council environmental health teams face chronic recruitment challenges
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Council environmental health teams face chronic recruitment challenges
The Chartered Institute of Environmental Health has now joined wider calls for a long-term plan
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