This article summarizes the Global CCS Institute’s report's key findings for the Gulf Cooperation Council State and discusses whether CCS is enough to bring about net-zero emissions in the next few decades.
By Ben Pilkington
28 Feb 2022
The following article focuses on the Zoological Society of London’s (ZSL) report: The State of the Thames 2021. The report expertly details the past 60 years of environmental changes along the Thames and its estuaries.
By Olivia Hudson
25 Feb 2022
Britain is developing the first wind turbine blade recycling project. The project is valued at two million pounds and is estimated to take three years. It is being led by Aker Offshore Wind, the lightweight manufacturing center, and Strathclyde University.
By Olivia Hudson
25 Feb 2022
This article looks at Asia-Pacific's carbon capture and storage solutions being developed today.
By Clarissa Wright
25 Feb 2022
To meet the global demand of the future, while billions face undernourishment, blue foods are showing promise for the future of sustainable food security. Schemes such as the Blue Food Assessment could help us harness the potential that blue foods have to offer, making a sustainable future of food one step closer to reality.
By Clarissa Wright
25 Feb 2022
For large swathes of industry, wastewater treatment is of critical importance. Failure of this equipment can have tremendously negative consequences. Aerzen offers rental solutions to fulfil any emergency or temporary wastewater treatment needs.
For many industrial facilities, wastewater treatment is an integral part of the production process. Malfunction or failure of wastewater treatment equipment can have a devastating effect on the production
Carbon capture and storage technologies such as carbon sequestration can securely store carbon and will need to be advanced at an industry-wide, global scale. We share key carbon capture and storage developments in Europe.
By Clarissa Wright
24 Feb 2022
Scientists looked at the interconnection between Antarctic Silverfish and the WAP environment over a two-decade period.
By Laura Thomson
24 Feb 2022
Human progress is driven by a variety of causes, including human decision-making. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) utilizes carbon dioxide (CO2) emission scenarios to envisage and assess “a range of probable futures”.
By Laura Thomson
24 Feb 2022