European Union regulations designed to accelerate the shift toward sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) may unintentionally ...

New research from Queen’s University Belfast has revealed alarming levels of nitrogen pollution in seagrass meadows across ...

Celebrating its 60th anniversary, IFAT Munich 2026 reinforced its position as the world’s leading trade fair for environmental technologies, drawing around 142,000 visitors from nearly 160 countries ...

Dutch clean energy company Pure Energie has selected Kraken, the AI-powered energy operating system, to manage and optimise ...

ERG, the leading supplier of odour control systems and industrial gas cleaning & thermal systems, has been awarded the ...

A major new initiative in Singapore is set to fast-track maritime decarbonisation, combining digital technology, alternative ...

The International Maritime Organisation (IMO) has made renewed progress on tackling ship emissions, pollution, and ocean ...

Doosan Lentjes has secured two key contracts for a new sewage sludge treatment plant in Cologne, marking a renewed deployment ...

Waste-to-energy plant operators can accelerate decarbonisation with advanced CO₂ capture solutions from GEA Group. Leveraging ...

The problem of plastic pollution is one which commands ever more media attention in today’s world. And well it should: it’s estimated that some eight million pieces of plastic enter our seas and ...

Colloquially known as dumps or tips, landfill sites are the most common way of disposing of non-recyclable waste. But while they’re convenient and affordable, they also entail a whole host of ...

When it comes to disposing of the masses of waste which are generated across the globe but cannot be recycled, there are two main options open to policymakers: incineration and landfill. The former ...