Creating Energy From Coffee Grounds Waste
How much coffee do you drink, one cup, two cups, or maybe even more than that? A 2021 survey showed that about 70% of British consumers drink at least two cups of coffee a day. According to the British Coffee Association, in the UK, we now drink approximately 98 million…
China on Track to Exceed Renewable Energy Targets
According to a new study by Global Energy Monitor, wind and solar power is progressing rapidly in China to the point where 2030 targets may be met five years ahead of time. The country is already a world leader in renewable energy, and the latest numbers coming from the report…
Norway’s Controversial Deep-Sea Mining Plans
Mining for resources is a longstanding industry. Up to now, mining around the world is predominantly terrestrial or in (relatively) shallow coastal waters. However, mineral deposits exist at greater depths in the ocean. Access to these resources would require deep sea mining, which refers to the extraction of minerals at…
Creating the Greenest County
We can all feel a bit helpless and overwhelmed when it comes to global issues regarding natural disasters such as droughts, wildfires, and hurricanes, they can even lead us to have eco-anxiety. Looking a bit closer to home is one of the best ways of navigating the way we deal…
Which EU Countries Have the Largest Share of Electric Vehicles?
There’s no doubt that the number of fully electric cars has increased over the last few years, most likely due to cost benefits (cheaper running costs, fewer taxes) and the overall improvement in viability for electric vehicles (EVs) due to greater range and faster and more frequent charging stations. But…
Oil Investments Surpassed by Investment in Solar Energy
This year investments in solar projects are predicted to outpace those on oil production for the first time in history. Overall, investments in clean energy will increase their lead over those in fossil fuels in 2023. Since 2021 the investments in clean energy have seen an increase of circa 25%…
What is ‘Significant Screening’?
One of the first stages of determining the impact of glint and glare is whether a solar reflection is experienced by an observer. This involves undertaking a review of the available imagery, topography, landscaping strategy, and site photography is to determine whether the reflecting panels are significantly screened. In this…
Sustainable and Responsible Tourism
With the summer holidays fast approaching, many of us are making plans to jet off to warmer countries in search of a relaxing holiday. Having a sustainable holiday may be the last thing on people’s minds, however, there are some simple changes you can make to be a more responsible…
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