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With just 20 facilities operating commercially, carbon capture and storage has failed, says Marco MagriniAfter 20 years, only 20 carbon capture and storage facilities are operating commercially. It’s time for a better plan, says Marco Magrini -
Jamie Hawkesworth explores the British Isles with his camera'The British Isles' by Jamie Hawkesworth is a celebration of free adventure in modern Britain -
Ecoacoustics is being used to detect invasive species in water systemsEcoacoustics – a way to listen in closely to the ecosystem – is being trialled in ponds and streams as a way to detect invasive species -
Spotlight on: The Greater Côa Valley, where nature restoration is reinvigorating Portugal's fire-prone, depopulated interiorIn Portugal’s Greater Côa Valley, rural abandonment has taken root, and a hotbed of organic fuel for wildfires has emerged on ungrazed lands. An alternative model for land-use is emerging – one that looks to harness the region’s natural heritage, to create more resilient landscapes capable of luring back the… -
Photographer Robert Darch documents ash diebackAsh dieback is set to transform the British landscape. Robert Darch, armed with his camera and his curiosity, is determined to document it -
Bioleaching: Using bacteria to recycle precious metals from electronic wasteA technique that uses bacteria to leach precious metals from electronic waste could help to create a circular economy
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With just 20 facilities operating commercially, carbon capture and storage has failed, says Marco MagriniAfter 20 years, only 20 carbon capture and storage facilities are operating commercially. It’s time for a better plan, says Marco Magrini
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World leaders need to show more climate ambition, says Marco MagriniThe results of the G7 were disappointing; world leaders need to show more ambition, says Marco Magrini -
Even as big oil faces pushback, misinformation still threatens climate goals, says Marco MagriniBig Oil is facing more pushback than ever before, but prolific misinformation still threatens climate goals, says Marco Magrini -
We can decarbonise by 2050, says Marco MagriniIf governments and large energy companies fulfil their promises, we can decarbonise by 2050 Marco Magrini
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