Global Plastic Talks Collapse
The sixth round of global talks chaired by the United Nations (UN) in a little under three years to agree a landmark treaty to deal with plastic pollution has ended without resolution. Figure 1: Plastic bottle on a beach. Background to the Talks The first round of talks were…
Earth Overshoot Day: How We’re Using Nature’s Budget Too Fast
Every year, there is a date that reveals a lot about us and the way we live. It’s called Earth Overshoot Day, the moment when we have used up all the natural resources Earth can regenerate in a whole year . It’s like a snapshot of our lifestyle, showing…
CNS Equipment Deep Dive, Part 3: Navigation
As promised in our earlier instalments, today we embark on the second component of the Communications, Navigation, and Surveillance (CNS) trio – Navigation. This article explores the navigation systems that guide aircraft when flying both en-route and in proximity to an airport, and how new development might interfere with their…
The EV Grant: Incentives and the Environment
In July 2025 the UK government introduced a new grant for electric vehicles (EVs), a cash payment for new EVs that can prove they are sufficiently sustainable. The goal is clear, to encourage adoption of EVs and reduce transport emissions. But what are the economic principles at play, and is…
Renewable Energy in the Textile Industry
The textile industry, one of the world’s largest and most resource-intensive sectors, is undergoing a notable transformation. In response to rising concerns about climate change and environmental deterioration, textile manufacturers are increasingly turning to renewable energy sources to decrease their carbon footprint and create a more sustainable supply chain. Why…
Poland Achieves Renewable Energy Milestone
Poland, like most European countries, gets its energy from various sources. These include renewables, natural gas and large amounts of coal. However, in June of this year, the amount of energy produced from renewable sources overtook the amount produced by coal for the first time (by just under half a…
Too Hot for the World Cup?
The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) World Cup is held every four years. Much like the Olympic summer games, it is typically held in summer and hosted in a different country each subsequent year. The next one is scheduled for 2026, hosted by the USA, Canada and Mexico. Figure…
Carbon capture- The UK’s Next Step To Net Zero
What is Carbon Capture? Carbon capture is a climate change mitigation strategy in which the carbon dioxide produced in various industries like fossil fuel power plants, oil refinery and chemicals is separated from the other by-product gasses and stored underground in order to stop it being released into the atmosphere…
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