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By: Barrie Miller
With crude oil refining set to end in 2025, Scotland's largest industrial cluster is entering a new phase that could help define the country's lowcarbon and industrial future, says Mark Bustard, CEO at the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre (IBioIC).
In the UK vital sectors such as automotive and defence rely on primary grade aluminium alloys for their products, but the country currently doesn't
In October 2026, the UK government will begin rolling out its mandatory digital waste tracking initiative, requiring companies to record their waste movements throughout the supply chain.
By: Barrie Miller
Brands are being urged to stop treating sustainable packaging as a tick-box exercise, warning that many products marketed as “recyclable” are being undermined by production choices made long after the material sourcing decision has been ticked off.
By: Barrie Miller
As hyperscalers don't report accurately on their consumption of fossil fuels in data centres (often incorporating offsets), it has been impossible for government clients to ascertain if any load is powered renewably. Until now.
Designing underground habitats to withstand extinction-level threats sounds like classic sci-fi, but it's the reality for Operational Resilience Architect Philip Pauley. It's the closed loop economy taken to the extreme with everything recycled, reused or recreated – and British business is extraordinarily well placed to lead the way.
By: Barrie Miller
Research reveals that agricultural waste from prickly pear cactus plants could be used as a low-cost, low-carbon reinforcement for construction materials.
Refurbished technology has long been recognised as an important part of a more circular economy, yet for many organisations it has remained a difficult choice to make at scale.
Despite the UK's reputation for a wet climate, demand for fresh water is increasingly putting pressure on available supplies. This summer, drought conditions, prolonged dry weather and hosepipe bans across parts of the country have made that pressure particularly visible. With climate change intensifying the challenges facing water resources, improving understanding of water – and the action needed to protect it – has never been more important for businesses and organisations. This is more than a seasonal concern.
By: Barrie Miller
Cornwall Insight reported by edie . With geopolitical events, extreme weather, changes to government policies and higher energy levies all contributing to increased costs, businesses are facing continued uncertainty over their energy bills.
