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Sustainability and Climate Talks host Tom Raftery looks at one of the biggest challenges on the road to net zero, and asks what if this could be reprogrammed to store emissions?
Cement and concrete are everywhere, particularly within urban environments where the atmosphere is already thick with carbon output. This aspect of the built environment has a...
Following news that 2025 was the third hottest year on record, beaten only by 2023 and 2024, new British research suggests even with more downpours farmland is likely to fail.
Conducted by scientists at the University of Reading, the study focused on the impact of climate change on soil moisture during growing seasons. This is when nature’s demand for...
Three weeks after Christmas and the urge to purge our homes of clutter is real. But throwing the electricals out with the general waste creates a potentially lethal problem.
Neil Griffiths, Lead Officer for the National Fire Chiefs Council on Waste Fires, understands the risks that come with this time of year. As the festive season fades from memory, ...
Whether we will ever agree on what went wrong with England’s ill-fated high speed rail false start, Downing Street wants to press on with updating regional connectivity.
According to ITV News, freshly tabled plans would essentially revive HS2’s northern phase ‘in all but name’, and offer a faster route with more capacity between the UK’s two largest r...
The Yorkshire authority will work with Podback to roll out a new scheme at household waste recycling centres.
Coffee, tea or hot chocolate pods from a range of brands are eligible, with the public asked to simply drop the used items into a special collection container loose, and intact. These will then be distributed to processing sites across the UK. ...
