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To honor the United Nation’s Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development, TBWA\Chiat\Day\LA has collaborated with Conservation International on an inspiring film tackling one of the biggest topics of recent times – plastic in our oceans. ‘Doing Nothing is Crazier’ features a group of young and optimistic kids who all pitch in with their ideas on how to solve the issue and protect something that we all rely on.

In this episode of Hydrogen Rising, we speak with Eric Holdsworth, Managing Director for Clean Energy and Environmental Policy at EEI about his experience at the recent COP26 conference in Glasgow, Scotland, hydrogen economy outcomes and the clean energy future

The New York Times’ (NYT) international president Stephen Dunbar-Johnson tells The Drum: “We are not an activist organization.”

From Big Oil to Big Tech, major companies are promising to go net zero and wash away their carbon sins. But critics say the corporate climate pledges are a smokescreen.

Forest lands managed by local communities are often far more useful in dealing with climate change than compensatory afforestation programmes.

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Colleges and students find be tx to be a really valuable qualification and course, enabling progress into higher education and skilled employment. does the prime minister agree with me that we should protect student choice and keep b—tecs as an option for students? we student choice and keep b-tecs as an option for students?— option for students? we will continue to _ option for students? we will continue to fund _ option for students? we will continue to fund them - option for students? we ...

Clamping down on methane emissions was one of the big pledges from this months cop26 climate conference. globally, about a third of human—caused methane comes from livestock farming. but new research from the university of nottingham suggests the solution for uk dairy and beef farmers may lie in healthier cows fed more efficiently, as sally bowman reports. it feels like the big brother house for cows. at the dairy farm on the sutton bonnington campus of the university of nottingham, every inha...

There is a little black box and that records the activity of the cow, how many steps she takes. ..and even how much they burp. when a cow comes into be milked, she will keep burping methane and that is sucked up the pipe, and we can measure the concentration of methane in her breath. all that data is fed into the professors computers for painstaking analysis. it is very useful information. in the background, it automatically checks every single cow all the time. we have to cut emissions fast. ea...

High skilled jobs across the uk. and the breakthrough agenda that we endorsed a cop26 i believe will support between 20 and 30 million jobs across the world by 2030 and i think theres probably gross underestimate. i’m think theres probably gross underestimate.— think theres probably gross underestimate. �* , , think theres probably gross underestimate. , , ., underestimate. im sure you wish to oin me underestimate. im sure you wish to join me and — underestimate. im sure you wish to join...