Earthshot Prize: Prince William names recycled battery, conservation, and farming innovators as 2023 winners

Stuart Stone
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Acción Andina, GRST, WildAid Marine Program, S4S Technologies, and Boomitra to receive £1m as the latest winners of the annual Earthshot Prize

Firms seeking to protect Andean forest and marine ecosystems, innovate in water-based Lithium-ion battery production, and drive land restoration and circularity in agriculture have been announced as 2023...

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