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TU Graz researchers boost lithium titanate conductivity through ‘hole punching’ crystal lattice

Researchers at TU Graz have found a way to significantly increase the ionic conductivity of lithium titanate, potentially opening up new possibilities for the...

Bajel Projects’ AGPOPL Wins Gujarat TBCB Project for 270 km of 765 kV Transmission Lines

Bajel Projects Limited announced that its associate, AnantGrid Projects One Private Limited, has won a significant power transmission project in Gujarat. They received a...

Neocrete Raises $3.5 Million to Cut Carbon and Cost of Concrete

Concrete decarbonization technology company Neocrete announced that it has raised $3.5 million in a funding round, with proceeds aimed at supporting expansion into European...

‘First-of-its-kind’ citizen science study estimates 600 million litres of sewage-contaminated water enter Lower River Roding each year

Around 600 million litres of sewage-contaminated water are estimated to enter the River Roding and its tributaries every year via unpermitted and previously unmonitored...

Utility adopts technology to recycle contaminated laboratory plastics

Scottish Water has begun using an on-site disinfection and shredding technology that could allow potentially contaminated single-use laboratory plastics to be recycled instead of...

Google Invests $60 Million in New Water Stewardship Projects Across the U.S.

Google announced a significant expansion in its water replenishment investments, with commitments of $60 million in new water stewardship projects across the U.S., in...

Open Cosmos – ”Image of the Week”

Critical climate challenges demand more than observation. They demand insight that arrives fast enough to act on. Space technology has become indispensable to how we...

Dear Andy Burnham, Here’s The Future We’d Like to See

With Andy Burnham newly appointed at Number 10, and No.10 North all of ten minutes’ walk from CLP HQ, we asked our team a...

Councils could gain new powers to make fly-tippers clean up waste

Fly-tipping offenders could be required to clean up dumped waste and contribute towards the cost of putting the damage right under government proposals intended...

In a drier world, some infectious diseases are unexpectedly thriving

The world has become hotter and, in many places, drier than ever before in recorded history. Just this summer, as some U.S. states battle...

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