-
Elon Musk’s rocket emitted 358 tonnes of CO2 in a six-minute flight The SpaceX Starship released 358 tonnes of CO2, more than 25,000 cars at the same time - and its final form is due to emit 10 times more. -
The world’s race to net zero: Eight countries have now achieved net-zero emissions. Here are the next nations which are set to reach this crucial landmark. -
A guide to the halogen bulb ban Halogen bulbs are now banned across the UK. Here's how this will affect you, and what you should do next to save money and energy. -
The countries most likely to survive climate change The map below shows the countries most at risk from climate change as well as the countries least at risk and therefore most likely to survive climate change. -
Seven reasons why carbon offsetting doesn’t actually work Some of the largest carbon offsetting schemes have been proven not to work. But why? We'll explain everything in this article. -
Why are so many electric vehicle chargers broken? Electric vehicles are soaring in popularity, but can the infrastructure meet this demand? Find out why so many electric vehicle chargers are broken. -
The environmental impact of the Roman Empire Many think the Industrial Revolution was the start of manmade emissions, but it goes back much further. Find out how the ancient Romans impacted their environment here. -
What’s the potential of hydropower in the UK? Ever wondered why the UK's renewable energy is only powered by 2% hydropower? Check out our article to find out everything you need to know. -
The three best alternatives to cobalt mining Cobalt is essential for making EV batteries, but mining it is controversial. We'll explore the alternatives, and see if they're sustainable.