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Developing and strengthening Europe’s bioeconomy

John Bell of the European Commission discusses the strategies and initiatives in place to strengthen Europe’s bioeconomy.

Ecoacoustic monitoring reveals how tropical animals are affected by climate change

Learn how scientists are deploying ecoacoustic monitoring techniques in the Amazon to find out how animals are affected by climate change.

Using electrolysers to turn carbon dioxide into a sustainable bioproduct

The creation of the sustainable bioproduct, acetic acid, out of carbon monoxide derived from captured carbon

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.

Australia introduces new Fuel Efficiency Standard to drive EV uptake

The Australian Government has announced a new Fuel Efficiency Standard to increase the uptake of electric vehicles nationwide.

New US vehicle emissions standards to accelerate EV sales

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has revealed new federal vehicle emissions standards to boost electric vehicle sales.

Climate tech boosted by $7.5bn investments in space tech

Oliver Warren, Investment Banking Associate at DAI Magister, says falling costs of space tech deployment will positively impact climate tech.

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.

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.

Are activities in space contributing to climate change?

Dr Thomas Shahady, Professor of Environmental Science at the University of Lynchburg, details how space activity could impact climate change.

Wildlife conservation could mitigate climate change

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

Does daylight saving time result in lower energy consumption?

When clocks go forward by one hour, as they do every Spring, debates occur about whether or not we should eliminate daylight saving time.

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.  

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