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The latest environment news looking at developments in the world of agriculture and aquaculture, along with the management of plastic waste, pollution and climate modelling

Agro2Circular: A territorial circular solution for the upcycling of waste generated by the agrifood industry

Environment22nd November 2024

Learn how Agro2Circular upcycles agrifood waste, developing enzymatic recycling technology for complex plastics and organic waste

Pioneering solutions to tackle food loss

Environment22nd November 2024

The FOLOU project faces the challenge of food loss at primary production: understanding, measuring, training and adopting.

Bio-based products certification: EU webinar highlights collaborative path toward sustainability

Environment21st November 2024

Register now for the upcoming "Advancing Bio-Based Products Certification: A Collaborative Path Towards Sustainability," EU webinar.

Ames Lab process creates clean diesel from plastic waste

Environment 3rd May 2024

The Ames National Laboratory has created an innovative method for turning harmful plastic waste into valuable, clean diesel.

Direct air capture accelerated through Georgia Tech and Meta OpenDAC database

Environment 3rd May 2024

Georgia Tech and Meta have collaborated on a massive database to make it easier and faster to implement direct air capture technologies.

Earth System Models boosted with new computer algorithm

Environment 2nd May 2024

A University of Oxford scientist has developed a computer algorithm which can be applied to Earth System Models to reduce spin-up time.

University of Manitoba advances social and economic reconciliation with Indigenous peoples

Environment 2nd May 2024

University of Manitoba is addressing the growing challenges facing Indigenous peoples, advancing food systems and climate change mitigation.

UK aids progress towards action on plastic pollution

Environment 2nd May 2024

During negotiations held this week, progress has been made toward agreeing on a global treaty to end plastic pollution by the end of the year.

Air travel emissions must be reduced, researchers say

Environment 1st May 2024

New research has uncovered that carbon emissions associated with professional conferences make up a sizable fraction of air travel emissions.

Can we support reforestation in the era of climate change?

Environment 30th April 2024

Due to the increasing threat of climate change, scientists have investigated which trees can be used for reforestation across Europe.

Direct link between plastic production and plastic pollution revealed

Environment 25th April 2024

A new study has revealed that just 56 companies can be traced to more than half of global branded plastic pollution.

AI weather forecasts can accurately predict the path of major storms

Environment 23rd April 2024

A new study has suggested that AI weather forecasts can produce predictions of similar accuracy faster and cheaper than traditional methods.

Microplastics transfer toxic chemicals through skin

Environment 22nd April 2024

University of Birmingham research has identified that toxic chemicals can be absorbed through skin contact with microplastics.

Sustainable food systems should be established through new agricultural standards

Environment 19th April 2024

Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research has found that EU agricultural trade policies should be renegotiated globally to establish sustainable food systems.

TriGen Energy BV: Carbon capture solutions for the oil industry

Environment 18th April 2024

Pieter Kapteijn and Gabriël de Scheemaker, CEO and CFO of TriGen Energy BV, discuss the company’s carbon capture and storage (CCS) and carbon capture utilisation (CCUS) technology, and how they contribute to a net zero fossil fuel industry.

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