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Researchers at Stanford University test the Aerodyne Tildas hydrogen analyzer, the world's first commercialized H2 analyzer, used in the lab to measure hydrogen concentrations. (Photo credit: Rob Jackson, Stanford University)
  • Global Warming
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Hydrogen industry will need to address leakage issues ahead of long-term adoption

1 day ago1 day ago5 mins

The hydrogen industry will need to address the potential environmental impacts from leakage, as well as how it interacts with…

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Music fans travelling to concerts represent the largest contributor to total emissions in the live music industry, a new study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Climate Machine, supported by rock band Coldplay, Warner Music Group, Live Nation and Hope Solutions has found.
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Fan travel the largest contributor to total emissions in the live music industry

3 days ago3 days ago4 mins

Music fans travelling to concerts represent the largest contributor to total emissions in the live music industry, a new study…

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Consumers continue to purchase fast fashion, despite awareness of the environmental and social cost of doing so, a new study by the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU) has found.
  • Environment
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Consumers continue to opt for fast fashion, despite environmental awareness

4 days ago3 days ago3 mins

Consumers continue to engage with fast fashion, despite awareness of the environmental and social cost of doing so, a study…

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A new report by carbon-removal specialist Arbonics analyses the level to which tech giants are integrating nature restoration into their data centre strategies
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Microsoft ranks highest for integrating nature into its data centre plans

4 days ago2 days ago3 mins

A new report by carbon-removal specialist Arbonics analyses the level to which tech giants are integrating nature restoration into their…

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The green economy is set to be worth $7.1 trillion by 2030, having surpassed the $5 trillion mark last year, a new report by the World Economic Forum, in association with Boston Consulting Group, has found.
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What sectors of the green economy are set to see the most growth between now and 2030?

1 week ago1 week ago6 mins

The green economy is set to be worth $7.1 trillion by 2030, having surpassed the $5 trillion mark last year,…

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A new study by the Changing Markets Foundation has suggested that recycled polyester is not as environmentally-friendly as initially assumed, creating 55% more microplastic particles on average during washing than virgin polyester.
  • Recycling
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Recycled polyester creates more microplastic particles during washing, study suggests

1 week ago1 week ago4 mins

A new study by the Changing Markets Foundation has suggested that recycled polyester is not as environmentally-friendly as initially assumed,…

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A new report by Schneider Electric has forecast that the electricity demand for AI in Europe could reach as high as 145 terawatt-hours by 2030, putting significant pressure on the grid, if the sector's expansion remained unchecked.
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Electricity demand for AI in Europe could reach as high as 145 TWh

2 weeks ago2 weeks ago4 mins

A new report by Schneider Electric has forecast that the electricity demand for AI in Europe could reach as high…

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A new study has suggested that a decarbonisation policy built around a mix of green industrial policies, targeted subsidies and a moderate sector-specific carbon tax is the most effective route to achieving the Paris Agreement goals while also driving economic growth.
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  • Sustainability

‘Carefully-calibrated’ decarbonisation policies can support economic growth

3 weeks ago3 weeks ago4 mins

A new study has suggested that a decarbonisation strategy built around a mix of green industrial policies, targeted subsidies and…

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Cities around the world are overlooking the potential for nature-based solutions to strengthen climate resilience, a new study led by University of Surrey’s Global Centre for Clean Air Research (GCARE) has found.
  • Climate Change
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Cities are ‘missing out’ on nature-based solutions to boost climate resilience, study finds

3 weeks ago3 weeks ago5 mins

Cities around the world are overlooking the potential for nature-based solutions to strengthen climate resilience, a new study led by…

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Academic research plays an important role in influencing real-world policy tied to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a new report by Springer Nature, in collaboration with Overton, has found.
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Academic research plays a key role in influencing SDG-related policy

4 weeks ago4 weeks ago3 mins

Academic research plays an important role in influencing real-world policy tied to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a new…

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INTERVIEWS

  • Sustainability or survival? Elena Morettini on the choice facing many businesses December 18, 2025
  • Ferrero’s Mario Abreu on how sustainable collaboration can drive business stabilityDecember 16, 2025
  • Nomad Foods’ David Pettet on the frozen foods giant’s ‘Appetite for a Better World’December 12, 2025
  • Paul Polman on the importance of maintaining momentum on sustainabilityDecember 10, 2025
  • Markku Markkula on the role of cities in driving the climate-neutral agendaDecember 5, 2025

EXPLAINER

  • Implementing biodiversity footprinting across pharmaceutical supply chainsDecember 19, 2025
  • What sectors of the green economy are set to see the most growth between now and 2030?December 12, 2025
  • Using generative AI and legends to embed ethics, cybersecurity and resilience into sustainability regulatory complianceDecember 10, 2025
  • The tech sector’s role in accelerating a nature-positive futureDecember 5, 2025
  • The end of ownership? How ‘Product-as-a-Service’ models are changing how we consumeDecember 4, 2025

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