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Direct link between plastic production and plastic pollution revealed

A new study has revealed that just 56 companies can be traced to more than half of global branded plastic pollution.

UK partner with New Zealand and Denmark to advance tsunami warning systems and quantum tech

The UK is collaborating with New Zealand and Denmark to advance tsunami warning systems and quantum technology.

AI weather forecasts can accurately predict the path of major storms

A new study has suggested that AI weather forecasts can produce predictions of similar accuracy faster and cheaper than traditional methods.

Wine’s potential to drive Green Deal goals and the circular economy

Learn how bio-based industries (BBI) will have a crucial role in achieving European Green Deal goals and the circular economy.

Have polar ice sheet melting records reached their worst?

Over the last decade, polar ice sheet melting records have faced their seven worst years, with 2019 being the worst on record.

Disruptive technology: The answer to water challenges?

Water utilities are turning to new, disruptive technologies to ensure we all get a fair share of our most precious resource.

Carbon capture technology and the green frontier

Discover how Giammarco-Vetrocoke has evolved with the green energy transition to develop effective and reliable carbon capture technology.

There is no silver bullet to wastewater sustainability – bold thinking is essential

Learn about the challenges surrounding wastewater management and how we can ensure sustainable solutions moving forward.

Concrete for long-term carbon capture and storage?

What is the potential of concrete as a carbon capture and storage solution? Päivö Kinnunen of the University of Oulu explores this further.

Linking environmental data with business decisions to reduce agriculture’s impact on the environment

The assessment of environmental data is arguably the most effective way to reduce carbon emissions within agriculture.

Wildlife conservation could mitigate climate change

Global wildlife conservation could enhance natural carbon capture and storage by boosting ecosystem carbon sinks.

Underwater waves play an important role in oceanic carbon sequestration

According to new research, underwater waves deep below the ocean’s surface play a vital role in the ocean’s carbon sequestration potential.  

Carbon sink vulnerability of recovering forests highlighted in new study

The carbon sink potential of forests recovering from deforestation does not align with the current rate of deforestation.

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