Corporate leaders are urged to design renewable energy projects that support biodiversity, emphasizing the need for regulatory frameworks alongside market forces.

Bioeconomy For Change outlines a series of events focused on innovative practices and sustainability in the bioeconomy sector through late 2025.

A new housing scheme in Closeburn, Scotland, aims to utilize recycled glass technology to create affordable, sustainable homes, addressing local housing demands.

Provisional estimates indicate a 0.5% drop in UK greenhouse gas emissions for 2024, but household consumption is increasing as COP30 approaches.

The EoLIS 2025 event in Lisbon will address critical end-of-life challenges for wind energy, focusing on decommissioning, recycling, and sustainability.