Textile Dyeing Emissions: EverDye’s Cold Chemistry Cuts Energy by 90%
Fashion likes to talk about its climate footprint in terms of cotton fields, air freight and shop-floor energy. Much of the problem, however, sits earlier in the supply chain, at the point where fabric gets its colour. Dyeing and finishing are among the least visible...
While the Market Soured on Hydrogen, Schroders Capital Kept Investing
Holly Turner and Duncan Hale from Schroders Capital spoke to Climate Solutions News ahead of Reset Connect London 2026, at Excel London on 23 and 24 June. The conversation ranged across the firm’s contrarian bet on green hydrogen, the funds that channel pension...
‘We Don’t Trust It, We Control It’: One Click LCA Uses AI to Cut Embodied Carbon
For most of its history, life cycle assessment has been slow, specialist work. A trained analyst gathers data on every material in a product or building, traces each one back through its supply chain, and assembles the picture by hand. The work is detailed and...
Britain’s Retrofit Gap: Progress at a Tenth of the Pace It Needs
Every credible route to net zero in the UK runs through the buildings that are already standing. Around 80% of the homes that will be in place in 2050 are already built, and most leak heat. Fixing them is the largest practical climate task the country faces. It is...
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