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ASPIRE project optimises accuracy and efficiency of weather forecasts

Environment
Read how the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is pioneering a method for more accurate and energy-efficient weather forecasts.

Transitioning to green energy could produce more harmful carbon emissions

Energy
The construction of green energy sources consumes energy, some of which comes from the fossil fuels we are trying to eradicate.

Regime shift in Arctic ecosystem is likely to be irreversible

Environment
Large numbers of whales are dwelling previously ice infested water, indicating that changes in a Greenland Arctic ecosystem are permanent.

How Europe’s wildfires are a sign for the grid to implement digital solutions

Technology
As the impacts of climate change become increasingly clearer, digital solutions must be implemented to meet short-term emergency needs.

CAPTICO2: Elevating carbon capture through cutting-edge CO2 mineralisation technologies

Environment
How to lower the emissions of hard-to-abate industries with economically attractive carbon capture, utilisation and storage technologies.

UN announces new satellite-based system to detect methane emissions

Environment
The Methane Alert and Response System was launched at COP27. It is a data-to-action platform, set up to curb methane emissions.

Global CO2 emissions remain at record levels

Environment
According to the Global Carbon Project, there is no sign of the urgently needed decrease in CO2 emissions to limit warming to 1.5°C.

COP27: UK’s climate adaptation budget tripled to £1.5bn

Environment
The PM announced the climate adaptation budget will be tripled to support local forest communities, conservation, and clean energy projects.

Scientists unearth the cause of our planet’s first mass extinction event

Environment
Read how geologists have uncovered what initiated the Earth's first-ever mass extinction event, which occurred around 550 million years ago.

Can global commitments to reduce greenhouse gases be achieved?

Environment
Researchers have questioned whether the world actually has the methods needed to reduce greenhoouse gas emissions.

Are electric cars tackling climate change?

Electric Vehicles
EIP's Kate Munro discusses how the current cost-of living crisis coupled with a desire to tackle climate change, has encouraged consumers to buy and use electric cars.

Zero-deforestation policies have had little impact on Amazon forest clearance

Environment
Researchers say corporate zero-deforestation policies only reduced tree clearance in the Brazilian Amazon by 1.6% between 2006 and 2015.

Marine protected areas may help to combat climate change

Environment
New research suggests that marine protected areas can potentially be effective at mitigating the effects of climate change.

Shifting the focus of marine aquaculture to produce more sustainable food

Environment
Changes in marine aquaculture could help meet nutritional needs and reduce the ecological footprint of food production.

Marine animals differ in response to climate change

Environment
New study is the first to explore the relationship between oxygen, temperature, and metabolic requirements of certain marine animals.

First animals on Earth may have evolved earlier than fossils suggest

Science
The first animals may have evolved sooner than fossils suggest, according to a study on the survival strategy of polar marine creatures.

Using cosmic rays to forecast tropical storms

Environment
Experts have advanced early weather warning systems, utilising cosmic rays to accurately monitor tropical storms for the first time.

Global warming is likely to blame for increased ocean temperatures

Environment
A new study has revealed that increased ocean temperatures have likely been caused by global warming as a result of industrialisation.

Scientific expedition discovers high methane levels in Nord Stream

Environment
A scientific expedition, carried out by the University of Gothenburg, has detected high methane levels in the Nord Stream leak area.

An invisible water crisis is affecting water quality globally

Environment
Researchers at Utrecht University have concluded that severe water quality issues are being caused by an invisible water crisis.
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