Meet the 4 Dutch companies selected to join Shell Impact Fund
The Shell Impact Fund expands its portfolio to support entrepreneurs tackling energy transition challenges for households and small businesses. [ more ]
UC Berkeley Chemists Can Now Vaporize Plastic Waste Into Molecular Building Blocks | KQED
UC Berkeley's new process could revolutionize plastic recycling by converting waste back into its original chemicals, addressing global plastic pollution. [ more ]
UC Berkeley Chemists Can Now Vaporize Plastic Waste Into Molecular Building Blocks | KQED
UC Berkeley's new process could revolutionize plastic recycling by converting waste back into its original chemicals, addressing global plastic pollution. [ more ]
UC Berkeley chemists discover new way to break down common plastics
UC Berkeley's new chemical process can effectively break down common plastics, offering a better alternative to mechanical recycling by recreating original materials. [ more ]
UC Berkeley Chemists Can Now Vaporize Plastic Waste Into Molecular Building Blocks | KQED
UC Berkeley's new process could revolutionize plastic recycling by converting waste back into its original chemicals, addressing global plastic pollution. [ more ]
UC Berkeley Chemists Can Now Vaporize Plastic Waste Into Molecular Building Blocks | KQED
UC Berkeley's new process could revolutionize plastic recycling by converting waste back into its original chemicals, addressing global plastic pollution. [ more ]
UC Berkeley chemists discover new way to break down common plastics
UC Berkeley's new chemical process can effectively break down common plastics, offering a better alternative to mechanical recycling by recreating original materials. [ more ]
AI and energy: Will AI reduce emissions or increase demand?
AI's energy consumption is significant and rising due to data centers, urging the need for sustainable solutions and multistakeholder governance. [ more ]
London's 4.5 billion super sewer could be redundant in just 50 years
London completed £4.5bn Thames Tideway Tunnel to upgrade Victorian sewer system.
Experts warn the tunnel may only provide a temporary solution for London's sewage issues, needing a more climate-resilient solution in the future. [ more ]