Under lock and ESG: sustainability and incarceration
Unlike many other measures of sustainability performance, the UK is one of the leading prosecutors of climate activists. Changing public…
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Emissions reporting is about to become compulsory – what should companies do?
We are now entering a phase where a host of government authorities are introducing environmental laws relating to mandatory reporting,…
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For Formula 1 teams, the race is on for decarbonisation
The sports industry generally lags behind other sectors when it comes to action on sustainability initiatives such as achieving net…
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Atlantic Hurricane Season 2024: Oil & Gas Impact
With Hurricane Milton making landfall in the early hours of Thursday 10th October (EST), the two most significant hurricanes to…
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Space presents the final frontier for energy
Renewable energy is key to reducing global emissions and space could hold the key. The use of low-carbon energy sources…
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Big Tech spurs new demand for SMRs providing nuclear power
In early September 2024, Oracle announced that it is planning to build a gigawatt-scale data centre powered by three small…
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How AI tackles productivity challenges in mining
While many sectors are still experimenting with AI, mining is already reaping substantial benefits from the use of autonomous vehicles,…
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Where do robotics have the greatest impact on mining?
For mining companies, there is a range of benefits to implementing technologies such as AI, IoT, robotics, and cloud. These…
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How Paris plans to host the most sustainable Olympics to date
The Olympics and Paralympics are being held in Paris this summer. France’s capital city is expecting to host up to…
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Game on: Sport companies need a net zero strategy
Intense regulatory pressure on emissions means companies in all sectors need a net zero strategy. Many companies within the sports…