29 Mar, 2024 Taking Action: Combatting Landfill Methane Emissions One Choice at a Time By Daniel Rodriguez It's eye-opening to see that while we often hear about the methane emissions from the oil and gas industry, landfills are also major...
29 Mar, 2024 Next steps for PFAS restriction proposal under REACH: first meeting in march 2024 By Gaia Vegezzi The national authorities of Germany, Denmark, the Netherlands, Norway and Sweden proposed in January 2023 a restriction covering a wide...
29 Mar, 2024 The world wastes more than 1 billion meals every day as hundreds of millions go hungry, UN report finds By Calin Moldovean Every day, more than 1 billion meals are wasted worldwide, even as hundreds of millions continue to suffer from hunger. A recent UN...
28 Mar, 2024 While SEC Passes on Scope 3, Agriculture Voluntary Carbon Markets Gain Traction By David Crass It has been a busy time in the carbon market space for the livestock and agriculture industries. Earlier this month, the SEC finalized...
28 Mar, 2024 Highlights from the WIRED Health Conference 2024 By Daniel Owen Will Hewitt We enjoyed an interesting day hearing about tech and healthcare at the recent WIRED Health conference. The conference brings together...
27 Mar, 2024 Consultations for UK CBAM started By Jin Woo Kim Julie Vaughan Yves Melin Wim Vandenberghe +1 more... Show less On 18 December 2023, the UK government announced its plan to introduce a UK CBAM by 2027 (see our previous alert) and mentioned that they...
26 Mar, 2024 England expects that every mast will do their duty - modern sails save cargo ship three tonnes of fuel a day By Jack Stevenson-Hill Portsmouth Naval Base has been an integral part of the city since the time of Richard I in 1194. It is home to HMS Victory - Lord...
26 Mar, 2024 Lower demand in China is changing global chemicals markets: Opportunity or threat? By Matt McCauley Vance Scott Shiv Shivaraman Yichao Zhang Peter Bai Andrew Kerr +3 more... Show less The pace of domestic demand growth in China remains slower than anticipated following a short-lived post-pandemic spending boom. The...
26 Mar, 2024 The ‘drinking bird’ makes a comeback and could power your gadgets with clean energy By John Clark Many reading this will not know “the drinking bird” by name alone, but you might recognize the image. This bird was part toy, part...
25 Mar, 2024 Considering The World Happiness Report By Chris Pardo At first, it seemed weirdly coincidental that I started writing a post about “happiness” on March 20th, the "International Day of...
25 Mar, 2024 Singapore gains another cleantech company By Giles Pinnington Singapore has attracted another innovative European cleantech giant, thereby adding to the ever-growing list of cleantech companies which...
25 Mar, 2024 EPA's Safer Communities by Chemical Accident Prevention Rule will almost certainly be challenged and EPA is the underdog in the legal fight to come By Jeff Porter EPA picked another Clean Water Act fight with the United States Supreme Court last week and I don't understand why EPA thinks it is a...
25 Mar, 2024 Le capsule di caffè compostabili sono l’unica soluzione circolare By Gaia Chignola Il recente studio condotto dall'Università olandese di Wageningen ha analizzato l'impatto ambientale e la circolarità di diverse...
21 Mar, 2024 The Critical Raw Materials Act has been formally adopted: What do you need to know? By Miranda Cole Aiming to ensure a secure and sustainable supply of critical raw materials for the EU, the Critical Raw Materials Act (CRMA) has been...
21 Mar, 2024 University of Surrey to build new kite-flying robots to monitor greenhouse gas emissions By Caitlin Connell The University of Surrey is developing innovative kite-flying robots to monitor greenhouse gas emissions, funded by a £620,000 government...
20 Mar, 2024 Energy Disputes - Spotlight on Health and Safety By Christopher Wenn Our Energy Disputes Guide highlights the importance of health and safety compliance through all stages of the project life cycle. For...