New study explores how coffee waste can be turned into a high-performance building material
Coffee waste has the potential to be turned into a high-performance, biodegradable insulation material, a new study published in the…
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Europe’s emissions trading system could also be used to manage carbon removals
The emissions trading system operated by the European Union could one day also be used to capture carbon dioxide on…
US emissions since 1990 have caused over $10 trillion in global economic damages
A new study by researchers at Stanford University has estimated that emissions generated in the United States since 1990 have…
Industrial bottom trawling ‘undermines’ food security in coastal communities
Industrial bottom trawling often undermines food security and nutrition in coastal communities, a new global study has found. The study,…
Retailers are facing a mounting meat waste problem, report finds
Poor inventory management and lacklustre supply chain visibility are contributing to a growing meat waste problem in global retail, a…
Report reveals significant transparency gaps in global supply chains
Despite increased regulatory scrutiny and sustainability demands, major transparency gaps are still evident across global supply chains, a new report…
A secret weapon in the fight against climate change? Hairdressers
A new study by researchers at the Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations at the University of Bath has…
Green hydrogen faces setback without structural reforms, study finds
Green hydrogen could fail as a sustainable fuel option unless countries ‘rapidly decarbonise their energy grids’, researchers at the University…
New study explores whether AI can drive short-run sustainable growth
A new study published in the journal Sustainability has explored whether AI can support short-run sustainable economic growth, given growing…
Climate scientist calls out ‘demonstrably incorrect’ US environmental claims
Professor Benjamin Santer, honorary professor at the University of East Anglia (UEA), and one of the first scientists to identify…