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Space satellites launch to detect ‘dark ships’

News: Designed to detect dark ships and illegal activity, two new space satellites are set to launch, helping safeguard marine environments.

Opinion: With the Autumn Statement due to be delivered by the UK Chancellor on the eve of COP28, Jim McClelland looks at what to expect.

News: Producer of organic wines in Australia chooses eco-flat bottles for launch of new brand, in first for circular packaging innovation.

News: Renewable biofuel production could more than double in under four years, as refineries worldwide respond to the energy transition.

News: Circular innovation in recovered materials could cut emissions from the use of carbon black in tyre production by up to 93%.

News: New research reveals that 1 in every 4 climate-related ESG risks globally was linked to greenwashing in the last 12 months.

News: Sailing competition to organise new solo race for older boats to make sport more accessible and help reduce its environmental impact.

Opinion: As an electioneering UK Prime Minister guns down green policy, Jim McClelland asks: Will Net Zero survive this ballot-box battle?

Guest Blog by Ruari Cairns: How to manage energy risk sustainably and strategically at times of economic uncertainty and market volatility.

News: Critical minerals investment company secures $200M in equity funding and is set to become market’s first-ever unicorn valued over £1bn.