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Guest Blog: Responsible sourcing a sustainable smartphone

Responsible sourcing in supply chains: Dr Assheton Carter looks at lessons to be learned from the most sustainable smartphone in the world.

With Climate Goal funding up for review, Kelly Hunte asks whether access will get easier for developing countries, like small island states.

With sustainability commitments under pressure, Robert Lefebure explores how effective systems turn raw data into actionable intelligence.

News: As children return to school post-lockdown, a stunning new naturally-ventilated timber refectory will welcome pupils back in SW London.

News: Radar images from space show how a giant iceberg, almost the size of Los Angeles, broke away from the Brunt Ice Shelf, in Antarctica.

News: In a first for Belgium, commercial-scale hydrogen cogeneration plant will be used to fuel an industrial site in Doel, outside Antwerp.

News: Pioneering hydrogen car manufacturer launches Circular Economy Innovation Centre for Wales to help business go circular in practice.

News: Clean air travel breakthrough, as alternative to kerosene jet fuel slashes carbon emissions and helps tackle problem of plastic waste.

News: Innovative zero-emission ship design could help cut carbon from global fleet of 37,000 vessels, responsible for 3% of world CO2.

News: Pioneering net-zero tech, world-first trial makes most sustainable bottle from 100% recycled glass, using ultra-low-carbon biofuels.