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The environmental benefits of renewable energy depend on when and where electricity is generated, a new study by researchers at the University of Colorado Boulder has suggested.
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Environmental benefits of renewable energy can vary based on when and where it is generated

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The environmental benefits of renewable energy depend on when and where electricity is generated, a new study by researchers at…

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A new study by researchers at De Montfort University Leicester and the University of Surrey has suggested that as cities invest billions in tackling climate change, they should focus on the wider benefits of climate action, instead of just concentrating on emissions reduction.
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Cities need to highlight the wider benefits of climate action

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A new study by researchers at De Montfort University Leicester and the University of Surrey has suggested that as cities…

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People are more likely to respond to environmental messaging, or take part in environmental actions, if it carries personal benefits, a new study from the University of Georgia has suggested.
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People respond better to environmental messages that offer personal benefits, study finds

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People are more likely to respond to environmental messaging, or take part in environmental actions, if it carries personal benefits,…

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While developing a solar project has never been cheaper, ensuring long-term financial returns is a more complex challenge
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Financial success of solar projects increasingly dependent on storage solutions

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While developing a solar project has never been cheaper, ensuring long-term financial returns is a more complex challenge, according to…

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Continued heatwaves are putting data centres and other digital infrastructure 'under pressure', with such services requiring 'significantly more cooling capacity', new analysis from engineering consultancy Drees & Sommer has suggested.
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Heatwaves putting data centres ‘under pressure’ due to increased cooling demands

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Continued heatwaves are putting data centres and other digital infrastructure ‘under pressure’, with such services requiring ‘significantly more cooling capacity’,…

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A new study by researchers at the University of California San Diego has explored whether geoengineering could be used to reduce the impact of future 'super El Niño' events.
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Could geoengineering be used to reduce the impact of future ‘super El Niño events’?

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A new study by researchers at the University of California San Diego has explored whether geoengineering could be used to…

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A new study has proposed the development of industry-specific net-zero blueprints to improve the credibility and consistency of corporate climate commitments.
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Industry-specific net-zero blueprints could improve credibility of corporate climate commitments

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A new study has proposed the development of industry-specific net-zero blueprints to improve the credibility and consistency of corporate climate…

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Corporate carbon accounting needs to change to improve emissions reductions
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Corporate carbon accounting needs to change to improve emissions reductions

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Corporate carbon accounting practices are ‘failing’ to support effective decarbonisation, a peer-reviewed academic paper supported by Cambridge-based climate technology company…

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Americans are more likely to support and take action on environmental issues when they are supported by scientists or their fellow citizens, rather than by the government, new research from Boston College and Princeton University has suggested.
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US consumers more likely to support environmental issues when backed by scientists, citizens

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Americans are more likely to support and take action on environmental issues when they are supported by scientists or their…

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Absorbent hygiene products, such as disposable nappies, account for between 160 million and 200 million tonnes of waste each year, globally, with a new study by researchers at University College London (UCL) exploring how coordinated action can reduce the environmental impact of said products.
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How to tackle the world’s growing diaper waste crisis

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Absorbent hygiene products, such as disposable diapers and nappies, account for between 160 million and 200 million tonnes of waste…

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Sir David King on what climate action requires from people, business and government
Ambition Into Action – Holger Robrecht, Senior Advisor for Policy & Advocacy, ICLEI Europe.
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Why Britain needs to become the world’s low-carbon benchmark
Sustainability isn’t disappearing. It’s moving into the business
The UK is paying to invent the bioeconomy, but letting other countries keep it
‘Carbon neutral’ banned in the EU? What businesses need to know
Is your financial materiality process half-baked?

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