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Microgrids fuel guilt-free holiday-season resilience

Guest Blog by Jane Marsh: How community microgrids boost energy security and climate resilience, keeping holiday lights glowing without guilt.

News: Investment in innovation means farmers are now able to drive the necessary shift to autonomous machines and tractors in agriculture.

News: Researchers find the ocean may absorb up to 15% more CO2 than thought, challenging assumptions around carbon and climate.

Opinion: Aligning sustainability and justice, SUSTICE takes responsibility for reparation of environmental, social and economic impact.

News: Failed by unfit labels, and unhelpful restaurants, conscious consumers of squid products in Europe are often left dining in the dark.

News: Sustainability of government buildings overseas is important — which is why it matters that the Swiss Embassy in China has gone solar.

Guest Blog by Jane Marsh: Why recycling of rare earth metals is so underdeveloped that we are all throwing away the future, on a daily basis.

Opinion: As the Big Top comes down on disappointment at COP30 in Brazil, Jim McClelland asks: What will climate success look like in future.

News: Pulling no punches, 43 of the world’s leading scientists call for a toxicology revolution to protect health and global food security.

News: Cutting maritime emissions in ecologically sensitive environments, hybrid icebreaker will use LTO battery tech in Arctic conditions.