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Jura Distillery Credit: Whyte and Mackay
In a UK first, the whisky-maker has partnered with University of Hertfordshire to deploy a building coating at its island distillery that can soak up CO2
Single malt whisky maker Jura is to trial a "self-repairing", CO2 absorbent limewash at its beachside distillery in the Inner Hebrides that could turn the site into one of the world's unlikeliest carbon...
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