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Choosing the “least expensive” healthy food options could cut dietary emissions by one-third, according to…
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MIT researchers have identified significant examples of machine-learning model failure when those models are applied…
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Since its launch on January 20, 2018, the Silencing Science Tracker has been documenting government…
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Image credit: Shutterstock AI Levels of PM2.5 from tyre and brake wear can be cut…
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A ceiling air-conditioning vent. Public health initiatives around air pollution have closely tracked the availability…
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Hinkley Point nuclear power station construction in Somerset in 2022. The government’s review of nuclear…
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The Water Innovation Fund is opening its doors to innovators from outside the water sector…
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Recyclers are typically not required to know what chemicals are in the waste they process.…
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Wooley (pictured) and Stone have developed a way to convert plant-derived sugars and natural phenolic…
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Significant progress being made on renewables installations but gaps persist, says McKinsey analysis
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Solar is still the principal success story of the energy transition, say the authors. Despite…
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Nearly 100 UK newspaper editorials opposed climate action in 2025, a record figure that reveals…
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The world’s most biodiverse nation, Brazil, has belatedly published its UN plan for halting and…
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Welcome to Carbon Brief’s DeBriefed. An essential guide to the week’s key developments relating to climate…
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Electronic waste for recycling. A facility for separating and recycling rare earth magnets has been…
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The attacks on climate science by the Trump administration means the US is now “part…
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A record-breaking amount of new offshore wind capacity has been secured at the UK’s latest…
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Researchers say they have developed a new way of measuring and analysing indoor air pollution…
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The measures are intended to support a move away from expensive, short-term repairs, and towards…
