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If NATO stops Russian oil imports, Moscow’s revenues plunge, prices rise, and energy security challenges accelerate the shift to renewables.

Italy’s first AI-driven paper plant in Collegno sorts six paper types with high accuracy. The system boosts efficiency while adapting to shifting market needs.

Heat Linked to Higher Added Sugar Intake

As temperatures rise, added sugar intake increases—driven by sugary drinks—with outsized impacts on low-income workers; here’s what employers and policymakers can do.

Moldova's shift from Russian gas to renewables is gaining pace. With new tenders, storage demand, and EU ties, investors are eyeing its fast-moving market.

Microplastics have been detected across a rare UK chalk stream, raising concerns for water firms, consultants, and regulators over pollution sources and impact.

The New Waste Equation

Extended Producer Responsibility laws expand across states, reshaping ESG strategies and compliance as companies prepare for 2030 climate goals.

UK Reviews Offshore Oil Rig Removal Rules

UK proposes changes to how old oil platforms are dismantled, aiming for safer seas, lower costs, and fewer structures left on the seabed.

Air Lease to be bought for $7.4B by a Sumitomo/SMBC-led group with Apollo and Brookfield, as lessors fuel fleet upgrades and SAF policies tighten in the EU.

Financing Frontline Resilience with TFFF

The Tropical Forest Forever Facility (TFFF) aims to close climate finance gaps by supporting vulnerable communities with scalable, locally driven solutions.

As drought risks rise, sustainable drainage systems are doing more than flood control. These smart designs are helping the UK capture and reuse vital rainwater.

The Middle East waste-to-energy market will grow from $1.78B in 2024 to $2.48B by 2033, driven by Saudi Vision 2030, UAE policies, and clean energy demand.

AquaVolt Solutions sets a $600M goal in floating solar contracts by 2027, aligning with global renewable demand and carbon credit monetization.

Liming is making a comeback—this time as both a climate solution and a crop booster. New research shows it can cut emissions and improve soil health at scale.

ECHA’s split PFAS restriction leaves eight sectors unregulated, undermining EU policy and risking decades of continued chemical emissions.

Industry Voice: Kenvue’s Linda Caramichael outlines how local-first roadmaps, climate-risk assessments, and site-level strategies can embed decarbonization into operations while strengthening business resilience.

New study finds 20% of China’s and 50% of EU’s soy and beef imports from Brazil rely on river basins facing high or critical water scarcity.

Shipping's Carbon Math Is Way Off

Maritime emissions are being overstated by 86%, says new research. The miscalculation could cost shippers millions under expanding carbon pricing rules.

Biodiversity decline is driving up costs for UK food producers. A new report warns the sector must adapt or face long-term financial and ecological fallout.

ENLIGHT will recycle irradiated graphite and develop a domestic supply chain, bolstering UK nuclear energy security and supporting net zero goals.

Energy Vault’s $300M deal launches Asset Vault, funding 1.5GW of global energy storage projects in the U.S., Australia, and Europe.

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