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  • September 25, 2023 | In greening air travel, small parts can make a big difference
  • September 21, 2023 | Why it’s time to say goodbye to the polluting recycling model
  • September 18, 2023 | Scientists turn plastic waste and CO2 into sustainable fuel
  • September 14, 2023 | The earth might hold huge stores of natural hydrogen – and prospectors are already scouring South Australia for it
  • September 11, 2023 | Pilot project uses volcanic ash to make cement
  • September 7, 2023 | New report – deadly legal breaches by Western Balkan coal plants increased in 2022
  • September 4, 2023 | Coalition Calls on IPCC to Reject Meat Industry Meddling in UN Climate Process
  • August 31, 2023 | Green hydrogen could be a game changer by displacing fossil fuels – we just need the price to come down
  • August 28, 2023 | The Department of Energy wants to help 5 million homes connect to community solar by 2025
  • August 24, 2023 | Thinking about a heat pump? Here are a few things to consider

Biofuels, Power to X September 25, 2023

In greening air travel, small parts can make a big difference

Each time a plane takes off or lands, flaps on the wings extend or retract to maintain stability and serve as a visual reminder that…

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Why it’s time to say goodbye to the polluting recycling model


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Fossil Fuels, Innovation

Scientists turn plastic waste and CO2 into sustainable fuel


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Hydrogen, Natural Gas

The earth might hold huge stores of natural hydrogen – and prospectors are already scouring South Australia for it


Innovation, Nature & Environment

Pilot project uses volcanic ash to make cement



Coal, Fossil Fuels

New report – deadly legal breaches by Western Balkan coal plants increased in 2022


Climate Change

Coalition Calls on IPCC to Reject Meat Industry Meddling in UN Climate Process


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Hydrogen

Green hydrogen could be a game changer by displacing fossil fuels – we just need the price to come down


Renewables, Solar

The Department of Energy wants to help 5 million homes connect to community solar by 2025



Green Tech, Renewables, Smart cities August 24, 2023

Thinking about a heat pump? Here are a few things to consider

One consumer’s quest for a climate-friendly heating system yields useful information for those poised to take advantage of Inflation Reduction Act credits. When a powerful…


Innovation, Renewables August 21, 2023

Swiss project places solar panels along railroad tracks

In Switzerland, the Sun-Ways startup has started to lay down solar panels placed between the rails of train tracks as part of a plan to…


Climate Change August 17, 2023

How the beef industry is trying to change the maths of climate change

Fresh off the heels of a major methane ‘win’ at the Glasgow climate summit, the American beef lobby is leading a global effort to change…


Climate Change August 14, 2023

Southern Europe braces for climate change-fuelled summer of drought

Southern Europe is bracing for a summer of ferocious drought, with some regions already suffering water shortages and farmers expecting their worst yields in decades….


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Progressing backwards

“I thought fossil fuel firms could change. I was wrong.” Christiana Figueres, the former Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, wrote recently for Al Jazeera. “I was convinced the global economy could not be decarbonised without…

Articles Climate Change

Soil, Fungi, Agriculture and Climate Change

What do ancient Sanskrit texts, Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Jefferson, and Franklin Roosevelt have in common? They recognized the importance of soil to humanity. Ancient Sanskrit texts from India written around 1500 BC state “Upon this handful of soil our…

Articles Hydrogen

Liquid hydrogen, is it really worth it?

One of the pillars of the energy transition will be hydrogen produced from renewable sources. However, for the green hydrogen economy to take off and become a sustainable alternative, the problem of storage and long-distance transportation must be fixed. Long-distance…

Articles Innovation

No Kiln in Making Soda

Sodium carbonate, known as soda or soda ash, has been made on an industrial scale since the 1790s. Annual production worldwide is well over fifty million tons, with a few plants making 500,000 tons each. However, much of the soda…

Articles Last Exit

Big Pit Blaenavon

Big Pit National Coal Museum is an industrial heritage museum in Blaenavon, Wales (United Kingdom). The Big Pit is part of a network of coal workings established in the first half of the nineteenth century by the Blaenavon Iron and…

Articles Nature & Environment Policy & Strategy

UN Provides Blueprint for 80% Cut to Global Plastic Pollution by 2040

Global plastic pollution can be reduced by 80% by 2040 if countries and companies make far-reaching changes using existing technologies, according to a report published Tuesday by the United Nations Environment Program. Turning Off the Tap: How the World Can…

Articles Climate Change

Urgent action needed in food sector to curb warming: Study

A study recently published in Nature Climate Change found that the global food sector alone, the way it is now, could add nearly 1 degree Celsius to global climate warming by the year 2100. But over half of this anticipated…

Articles Innovation

Beyond the bin: giving biowaste a second life

It’s hard to imagine a world without coffee given how many people enjoy kick-starting their day with a freshly brewed cup. Once the coffee beans are roasted and brewed, the leftover powder – coffee grounds – is often thrown away.…

Articles Fossil Fuels Oil

‘EU climate bank’ keeps back door open for fossil fuel giants

The European Investment Bank (EIB) made history with its decision to stop financing fossil fuel energy from 2022 onwards. By adopting the PATH Framework in October 2021, it seemed the EIB had finally set the conditions requiring its clients to…

Articles Climate Change

The challenges and promises of climate lawsuits

Even the temperate, mountainous country of Switzerland isn’t immune to climate change. Sizzling heat waves are melting alpine glaciers, killing trees and fish and, in the cities, likely causing an uptick in human deaths. Rosmarie Wydler-Wälti, who lives in Basel,…

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