AI Could Cut Emissions by up to 5.4 Billion Tonnes a Year
AI may transform the fight against climate breakdown and reduce emissions in key sectors. Report author Mattia Romani explains.
News
Europe Faces Dementia Crisis Driven By Air Pollution, Warns Research
Dementia caused by pollution poses a challenge in Europe, with cases potentially doubling by 2050. Learn about this public health crisis.
Radioactive Carbon Battery for Long-lasting Energy
Discover the radioactive battery prototype that utilizes carbon-14 to generate safe, long-lasting energy for small devices.
Carbon TerraVault and National Cement To Create California’s First Carbon-neutral Cement Facility
Uncover the details of California's first carbon-neutral cement facility and its impact on CO2 emissions with Carbon TerraVault.
British Gas trials recycling data centre heat for domestic hot water
British Gas is pioneering a sustainable energy solution, recycling data centre heat for domestic hot water supply.
3D Printing Could Be Climate-Friendly Way To Circumvent US Tariffs
Economic theorist Jeremy Rifkin suggests 3D printing as a climate-friendly solution in the era of tariffs and trade wars.
Lenovo Unveils Solar-Powered Laptop
The new Yoga solar-powered Laptop by Lenovo allows you to work from anywhere without worrying about battery life.
Research Reveals How Water Generates Electrical Charges
Delve into the mechanics behind how water generates electrical charges on surfaces as revealed by Australian researchers.
Delta Air Lines Partners with JetZero to Develop Blended-Wing-Body Aircraft
A new partnership between Delta Air Lines and JetZero aims to innovate aviation with blended-wing-body technology.
New Experiment to Combat Ocean Acidification
Discover how researchers are addressing ocean acidification through the LOC-NESS project in the Gulf of Maine this summer.
Tekcycle Ghana Transforms Pineapple Waste Into Sustainable Cleaning Products
Discover Tekcycle, the startup repurposing pineapple waste into cleaning products, promoting sustainability and economic growth in Ghana.
Graphitic Energy Launches Pilot Plant For Clean Hydrogen Production
Graphitic Energy has unveiled its new pilot plant in Texas, advancing methane pyrolysis technology for clean hydrogen production.
Lab-grown Food Set For UK Approval Within Two Years
Lab-grown food could soon be on UK plates. Learn about the regulatory changes and safety assessments in the pipeline.
Report Outlines Pathways to Decarbonise Heavy Industries
A new report lays out a path to decarbonise heavy industries like oil, gas, and chemicals to help cut global greenhouse gas emissions.
Rare Earth Elements Could Be Extracted From Volcanoes
Rare earth elements, crucial for many advanced technologies, could be extracted from dormant volcanoes, say researchers.
Rémy Cointreau Partners with Intact for Eco-friendly Alcohol
Rémy Cointreau partners with Intact for eco-friendly liqueur. Explore the sustainable practices driving this innovative collaboration.
Imperial College London Launches Net Zero Emissions Pathway Tool
Imperial College London launches the Transition Pathways Explorer, an innovative tool for developing effective carbon mitigation strategies.
New Coalition to Harness AI for Industrial Decarbonization
IDAIC launched to spur use of AI to reduce impact of the polluting industrial sector. Interview with Sarah Mackintosh from Cleantech for UK.
Europe’s Critical Minerals Crunch: Can Innovation Bridge the Supply Gap?
Europe faces a critical raw material supply crunch. A new report urges innovative tech to enable cuts to imports and emissions.
We Could Nearly Eliminate Plastic Pollution by 2050
Learn how effective policy intervention and an international treaty could lead to a significant reduction in plastic pollution by 2050.