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NextGenerationEU green bonds for a more sustainable future

Environment
The European Commission has taken considerable steps towards the issuing of €250bn of NextGenerationEU green bonds to support green projects.

Achieving sustainable rooftops by utilising novel AI-powered tool

Environment
Researchers at the National University of Singapore have established an Artificial Intelligence-powered tool to map sustainable rooftops globally.

Shocking study reveals extreme regional summer droughts in Europe could double

Environment
New research indicates that climate change could result in a staggering doubling of the frequency of extreme regional summer droughts in Europe.

Forecasting Arctic Sea ice reductions with Artificial Intelligence technology

Environment
Accurately predicting future losses in Arctic Sea ice is set to be significantly enhanced due to the development of an innovative AI tool.

Evidence of Earth’s auroras causing mesospheric ozone layer depletion

Environment
Researchers have identified that the phenomenon that causes the Earth’s auroras also instigates mesospheric ozone layer depletion.

Achieving net-zero emissions with modular nuclear reactors

Energy
Energy experts have proclaimed that modular nuclear reactors may potentially be the key to achieving the planet’s net-zero emissions targets.

Global experts implore National leaders to act on IPCC Climate Report

Environment
Climate experts urge the nation’s leaders to take effective actions in light of the global warming forecasted in the IPCC Climate Report.

RSS Hydro: developing effective disaster risk management strategies

Special Reports
RSS Hydro Geoscientist & UAV Pilot, Margherita Bruscolini, discusses the necessity of understanding the components of disaster risk and how this will facilitate the...

Mangroves endangered by low functional diversity of invertebrates

Environment
Marine ecologists from the University of Hong Kong have discovered that mangroves may be at risk by the low functional diversity of invertebrates.

Floating offshore wind energy opens up an ocean of possibilities

Special Reports
Dr Axelle Viré, Associate Professor at Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), discusses the opportunities and challenges brought by floating offshore wind farms. Existing large-scale...

Mitigating destruction of tropical rainforests with new tracking system

Environment
Scientists have developed an innovative tracking system that can monitor and mitigate dangers posed to tropical rainforests worldwide.

Scientists confirm Earth’s clouds are intensifying global heating

Research & Discovery
A novel investigation has indicated that the Earth's cloud cover is potentially exacerbating the intensity of global heating worldwide.

European storms exacerbated by the effects of climate change

Environment
A team of climate experts has identified that European storms will be significantly intensified in the coming years due to climate change.

Half of urban greenhouse gas emissions produced by 25 megacities 

Environment
New data published by Frontiers highlights that 52% of urban greenhouse gas emissions are generated by just 25 megacities. 

Realising a decarbonised Earth with collective battery storage

Energy
A novel study has highlighted that a collective battery storage system in communities may significantly help achieve a decarbonised planet.

Biofuel derived from energy cane enhances alternative fuel industry

Transport
A team of scientists have conducted four studies that may help to refine the process of manufacturing biofuel from energy cane.

Computer algorithm innovation reduces the effects of climate change

Research & Discovery
Danish researchers have invented an innovative computer algorithm that can potentially aid in mitigating the impacts of climate change.

Verkor announces €100m funding for developing sustainable battery cells

Environment
Verkor has revealed it has raised €100m of funding, which it will utilise for the research and production of sustainable battery cells.

EDGAR reveals air pollutant emissions decrease in developed countries

Environment
A study utilising EDGAR technology has indicated that air pollutant emissions have regressed in more developed countries. 

Study signifies a shocking reduction in the Earth’s cryosphere

Environment
A study has revealed that the Earth's cryosphere – the composition of frozen water on the planet – is being eradicated at a staggering rate.
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