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An Environment Agency team in Barking and Dagenham are reducing their carbon emissions by swapping out their fossil-fuelled machinery for battery powered.

Rice University researchers have developed a method to extract hydrogen from plastic waste while producing valuable graphene as a by-product.

Penny Hole was one of 67 women eventually diagnosed with breast cancer after watching a segment on Lorraine three years ago and deciding to get checked themselves

Holcim Romania to invest in Campulung cement plant

*The new legislative package will reduce the EU's net greenhouse gas emissions by 57% by 2030 *42.5% of energy must be from renewable sources in 2030 *In the same year, 45% of the energy mix will come from renewable sources *EU member states' revenues from the trading of emissions certificates will be used only for projects related to climate and energy and for the social dimension of the transitionThe European Commission announced yesterday the adoption of the revised Renewable Energy D...

A new study has unveiled a concerning connection between rising global temperatures and increased emissions of harmful compounds from plants like oaks and poplars.

The Hail and Ghasha development design combines innovative decarbonization technologies into one integrated solution. The project will capture 1.5 million tonnes per year (MMtpa) of CO2, taking ADNOC’s committed investment for carbon capture capacity to almost 4 MMtpa.

Samsung Engineering and Svante enter memorandum of understanding for carbon capture in Asia and the Middle East

"A new study led by the University of Oxford has overturned the view that natural rock weathering acts as a CO₂ sink, indicating instead that this can also act as a large CO₂ source, rivalling that of volcanoes."

Use of ground granulated blast furnace slag avoided 408Mt of CO2 emissions over 22 years in EU and UK