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A global coalition of countries adopting carbon pricing across four major industrial sectors – iron, steel, aluminium, cement and fertilisers – could reduce emissions by around 1.5% while also generating close to $200 billion in annual public revenue, a study has suggested.

A ‘climate coalition’ in key industrial sectors could reap environmental and financial benefits

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A global coalition of countries adopting carbon pricing across four major industrial sectors – iron, steel, aluminium, cement and fertilisers – could…

A study by researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University has traced how microplastics from polymer-coated fertilisers (PCF) end up deposited on beaches and in the sea, contributing to the so-called 'missing plastics' phenomenon in marine pollution.

Study offers new insight into ‘missing plastics’ in marine pollution

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A study by researchers at Tokyo Metropolitan University has traced how microplastics from polymer-coated fertilisers (PCF) end up deposited on…

'Ambitious' implementation pathways could lead to a 50% reduction in ammonia (NH₃) emissions from human activities by 2050, a study published in Nature Sustainability has suggested.

Ammonia emissions could be halved by 2050 if ‘ambitious’ measures are implemented

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‘Ambitious’ implementation pathways could lead to a 50% reduction in ammonia (NH₃) emissions from human activities by 2050, a study…