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Fashion's climate crisis: British university to tackle industry's carbon problem 18/8/2023
Fashion's climate crisis: British university to tackle industry's carbon problem A British university has announced it is taking part in a high profile project which aims to drive the decarbonisation of the fashion and textile industry. ...more
Extreme water stress faced by countries home to quarter of world population 17/8/2023
Extreme water stress faced by countries home to quarter of world population Twenty-five countries that are home to a quarter of the world’s population are facing extreme water stress, according to new research. ...more
A warming planet, pathogens, and diseases 17/8/2023
A warming planet, pathogens, and diseases People around the world are living longer, healthier lives than they were just half a century ago. ...more
EU greenhouse gas emissions fall 3% in the first quarter 17/8/2023
EU greenhouse gas emissions fall 3% in the first quarter Greenhouse gas emissions in the European Union fell by nearly 3% in the first quarter of 2023, even as the bloc's economy grew slightly, statistics agency Eurostat said on Wednesday. ...more
Indonesia delays plan to invest $20 bln in energy transition funds 17/8/2023
Indonesia delays plan to invest $20 bln in energy transition funds Indonesia has pushed back until later this year plans to announce investments from a fund of $20 billion pledged by rich countries and global lenders to help speed transition to cleaner energy sources, authorities said on Wednesday. ...more
Coventry University students win Design Concrete 2023 competition with nature reserve creation that absorbs carbon dioxide 17/8/2023
Coventry University students win Design Concrete 2023 competition with nature reserve creation that absorbs carbon dioxide A team of Coventry University students combined their architectural knowledge to claim top prize at a national competition with a design for a building that absorbs carbon dioxide. ...more
Changing climate pushes migrating birds from parched Tunisian wetlands 16/8/2023
Changing climate pushes migrating birds from parched Tunisian wetlands Tunisia's lakes and coastal lagoons are parched and overheating, endangering a delicate ecosystem and disrupting the vast flocks of migrating birds that use the wetlands as a way station between Africa and Europe. ...more
Decarbonisation group's biofuel bunkering trial finds sharp drop in emissions 16/8/2023
Decarbonisation group's biofuel bunkering trial finds sharp drop in emissions The Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation (GCMD) found carbon emissions fell 83% using a vegetable oil biofuel blend compared with marine gasoil in a trial for a dual-fuel liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) carrier, the centre said on Tuesday. ...more
Dead flies could be used to make biodegradable plastic, scientists say 16/8/2023
Dead flies could be used to make biodegradable plastic, scientists say Dead flies could be turned into biodegradable plastic, researchers have said. ...more
Healthy diet in UK at risk from Mediterranean droughts, experts say 16/8/2023
Healthy diet in UK at risk from Mediterranean droughts, experts say A healthy diet in the UK will be put at risk by climate breakdown as European droughts shrink fresh fruit and vegetable supplies, experts have said. ...more
 
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