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The UK government has announced to grant £ 4 million fund for its innovative Biomass Feedstock Innovative Program, include sustainable biomass production using whiskey by-products.

Today, ground-breaking work to limit the environmental impact of biomass feedstock has been strengthened with a £ 4 million grant that funds a number of cutting edge projects to explore everything from the potential uses for algae and seaweed to how they use whiskey by-products for energy. The government has committed £ 4 million to stimulate biomass growth by identifying...

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The world’s first fossil free steel is produced using HYBRIT technology to bring fossil-free steel to the world market by 2026.

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The Swedish steel maker SSAB announced that the world's first fossil-free steel is delivered Volvo group, automotive and construction equipment...

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Seafood giant takes its responsibility as a leader in bringing positive change to the global seafood industry by setting a goal of sustainable production of fresh tuna by 2025.

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Thai Union to take grater action in the area of sustainability with the production of sustainable seafood. About 87% of...

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The social media company announced that it will achieve net zero emissions with the intention of restoring more of the water it uses by 2030.

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Facebook invested in renewable energy and is committed to achieve zero emissions throughout the value chain by 2030. Moreover, Facebook...

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The UN agency’s first child-centred climate risk assessment index shows that almost half of children population worldwide live in environments with higher climate risks.

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According to a UNICEF report, young people living in the Central African Republic, Chad, Nigeria, Guinea and Guinea-Bissau are among...

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Royal Mail recently announced to try greener, more efficient tyres on 15 of its battery-powered delivery vans in London to...

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PepsiCo is all set to become Net Water Positive by pledging to restore more water than it uses in high-risk regions and to offer clean water access to 100 million people by 2030.

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PepsiCo announced a variety of measures to implement the Alliance for Water Stewardship Standard, including significant efficiency gains, with a...

Seafood giant takes its responsibility as a leader in bringing positive change to the global seafood industry by setting a goal of sustainable production of fresh tuna by 2025.

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21st February 2023 News

The UK government has announced to grant £ 4 million fund for its innovative Biomass Feedstock Innovative Program, include sustainable biomass production using whiskey by-products.

The world’s first fossil free steel is produced using HYBRIT technology to bring fossil-free steel to the world market by 2026.

Seafood giant takes its responsibility as a leader in bringing positive change to the global seafood industry by setting a goal of sustainable production of fresh tuna by 2025.

The social media company announced that it will achieve net zero emissions with the intention of restoring more of the water it uses by 2030.

The UN agency’s first child-centred climate risk assessment index shows that almost half of children population worldwide live in environments with higher climate risks.

Delivery firm aims to improve air quality and increase the range of its electric delivery vans by using tyres that emit less particles.

PepsiCo is all set to become Net Water Positive by pledging to restore more water than it uses in high-risk regions and to offer clean water access to 100 million people by 2030.