Technology

More than 46,000 tonnes of microplastics and over 1,000 tonnes of chemical additives will find their way into the UK’s waterways this year, Earth Action warns

Dr Daniel Stewart, co-founder and CEO at Southampton University spin-out Viridi, explains why chemicals are an 'often-overlooked' part of the green transition

Ride hailing giant and London-based tech firm roll out all-electric taxi service equipped with AI drivers and surround sensors, which will be initially supported by TfL-licenced human drivers

Geothermal Engineering Ltd announces plant is on its way to producing 100 tonnes of technical grade lithium carbonate per annum

New Rotor Sail is due to be installed in mid-2027, as part of shipping giant's latest efforts to cut fuel consumption and emissions

Exchange for Change confirms phased roll out for national can and bottle collection scheme

Deal volume may have fallen for four consecutive years, but funding has continued to increase to $2.4bn in 2025, Tracxn Technologies confirms

Sewage pumped into England's bathing waters for more than 2,000 hours over the summer, Surfers Against Sewage finds

Defra touts £13m funding pot aimed at turning 'cutting-edge research into practical tools for farmers'

Nesta calls for revamp of planning rules for installing heat pumps after analysis finds more than 80 per cent of applications end up being approved