SUSTAINABILITY
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Germany could run on full renewables by 2045, study reveals
Fraunhofer researchers say Germany could achieve reliable 100 per cent renewable electricity by 2045 using storage, hydrogen and flexible demand.
Rewilding improves wellbeing and community connection, charity report says
Heal Rewilding says its Somerset project has improved wellbeing, strengthened communities and inspired positive environmental behaviour among participants.
A new energy era: full renewable energy supply is possible
Solar, battery storage and digital technologies are converging to make reliable, round-the-clock renewable energy systems technically and economically possible.
Students unveil world’s first solar-powered ambulance
Dutch students have developed Stella Juva, a solar-powered ambulance designed to transport patients and deliver off-grid medical care.
Nobel laureate Omar Yaghi launches global science network
Professor Omar Yaghi launches a global research network connecting scientists to advance sustainability, clean energy, carbon capture and water innovation.
Volunteers collect 11m rare seeds to restore Scotland’s native forests
Volunteers have gathered over 11 million native tree seeds to support woodland restoration and help regenerate Scotland’s rare forests.
Facebook owner Meta signs Texas solar deal with Turkish renewables firm
Meta has agreed a long-term Texas solar deal with Sabanci Renewables as AI and data centres drive demand for clean energy.
Street-by-street maps to reveal where England’s poorest communities face worst environmental risks
New mapping tools identify where environmental deprivation, pollution, flooding and poor health overlap across England.
Stanley Johnson: the Government must ‘follow Ukraine back into Europe’s green network’
Stanley Johnson says Ukraine’s EEA entry highlights Britain’s absence and urges UK return to Europe’s environmental network.
Ukraine joins European environment network in major conservation step after war damage to land and wildlife
Ukraine joins Europe’s environmental monitoring network, strengthening data, conservation and recovery after widespread war-related environmental damage.
China offers UK coastal rescue lessons as Yancheng wetlands hailed by conservation figures
China has offered to share lessons from its restored Yancheng wetlands with Britain and Europe, as Stanley Johnson and international conservation figures...
Building Africa’s integrated energy future: how Tetracore Energy Group is expanding access to reliable and sustainable energy
Tetracore Energy Group is expanding gas, power and energy infrastructure to improve industrial growth and energy security across Africa.
UK hedgehog charity backs bid to put endangered mammal on new banknotes
Conservationists are urging the public to support hedgehog banknotes, highlighting steep population declines across Britain's countryside.
Changing of the tide? How Mallorca is fighting to protect its clear blue seas
Mallorca balances mass tourism with marine protection, tackling pollution, anchoring damage and seagrass conservation across clear Mediterranean waters.
UK net zero economy worth £105bn and supports 1.1m jobs
Britain’s net zero economy contributes £105bn annually, supports 1.1 million jobs and drives major clean energy investment.
Buffett succession moment frames investor talks on long-term value
Investors gathered in Omaha to discuss Buffett’s succession, sustainable value creation, AI disruption and future capital trends.
Women’s leadership summit at UN focuses on capital, justice and future economy
Global leaders gathered in New York to discuss women’s leadership, investment power, innovation and sustainable development.
Women hit by Indonesia disasters to receive 5,000 hygiene kits
Indonesia hygiene kits programme will provide menstrual health supplies, medicines and food to women recovering from disasters.
Global CSR Foundation chief uses Davos platform to call for ethical AI and women-led growth
At Davos, leaders urged ethical AI governance, ESG reform and stronger women-led leadership in global economic systems.
Solar and storage: Europe’s response to energy crises
Solar power and battery storage are becoming central to Europe’s energy security, resilience and long-term economic stability.
Parked electric cars could help power island ferries in German trial
A German trial will use parked electric cars as temporary batteries to help power island ferry charging systems.
SUSTAINABILITY
Germany could run on full renewables by 2045, study reveals
Fraunhofer researchers say Germany could achieve reliable 100 per cent renewable electricity by 2045 using storage, hydrogen and flexible demand.
Rewilding improves wellbeing and community connection, charity report says
Heal Rewilding says its Somerset project has improved wellbeing, strengthened communities and inspired positive environmental behaviour among participants.
A new energy era: full renewable energy supply is possible
Solar, battery storage and digital technologies are converging to make reliable, round-the-clock renewable energy systems technically and economically possible.
Students unveil world’s first solar-powered ambulance
Dutch students have developed Stella Juva, a solar-powered ambulance designed to transport patients and deliver off-grid medical care.
Nobel laureate Omar Yaghi launches global science network
Professor Omar Yaghi launches a global research network connecting scientists to advance sustainability, clean energy, carbon capture and water innovation.
Volunteers collect 11m rare seeds to restore Scotland’s native forests
Volunteers have gathered over 11 million native tree seeds to support woodland restoration and help regenerate Scotland’s rare forests.
Facebook owner Meta signs Texas solar deal with Turkish renewables firm
Meta has agreed a long-term Texas solar deal with Sabanci Renewables as AI and data centres drive demand for clean...
Street-by-street maps to reveal where England’s poorest communities face worst environmental risks
New mapping tools identify where environmental deprivation, pollution, flooding and poor health overlap across England.
Stanley Johnson: the Government must ‘follow Ukraine back into Europe’s green network’
Stanley Johnson says Ukraine’s EEA entry highlights Britain’s absence and urges UK return to Europe’s environmental network.
Ukraine joins European environment network in major conservation step after war damage to land and wildlife
Ukraine joins Europe’s environmental monitoring network, strengthening data, conservation and recovery after widespread war-related environmental damage.
China offers UK coastal rescue lessons as Yancheng wetlands hailed by conservation figures
China has offered to share lessons from its restored Yancheng wetlands with Britain and Europe, as Stanley Johnson and international...
Building Africa’s integrated energy future: how Tetracore Energy Group is expanding access to reliable and sustainable energy
Tetracore Energy Group is expanding gas, power and energy infrastructure to improve industrial growth and energy security across Africa.
UK hedgehog charity backs bid to put endangered mammal on new banknotes
Conservationists are urging the public to support hedgehog banknotes, highlighting steep population declines across Britain's countryside.
Changing of the tide? How Mallorca is fighting to protect its clear blue seas
Mallorca balances mass tourism with marine protection, tackling pollution, anchoring damage and seagrass conservation across clear Mediterranean waters.
UK net zero economy worth £105bn and supports 1.1m jobs
Britain’s net zero economy contributes £105bn annually, supports 1.1 million jobs and drives major clean energy investment.
Buffett succession moment frames investor talks on long-term value
Investors gathered in Omaha to discuss Buffett’s succession, sustainable value creation, AI disruption and future capital trends.
Women’s leadership summit at UN focuses on capital, justice and future economy
Global leaders gathered in New York to discuss women’s leadership, investment power, innovation and sustainable development.
Women hit by Indonesia disasters to receive 5,000 hygiene kits
Indonesia hygiene kits programme will provide menstrual health supplies, medicines and food to women recovering from disasters.
Global CSR Foundation chief uses Davos platform to call for ethical AI and women-led growth
At Davos, leaders urged ethical AI governance, ESG reform and stronger women-led leadership in global economic systems.
Solar and storage: Europe’s response to energy crises
Solar power and battery storage are becoming central to Europe’s energy security, resilience and long-term economic stability.
Parked electric cars could help power island ferries in German trial
A German trial will use parked electric cars as temporary batteries to help power island ferry charging systems.
