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Does Net Zero need nuclear?

Comment

10 Aug 2022

Arun Khuttan

Nuclear energy is clean, green and brings energy security in an uncertain world, but are we ready to deliver?

Shipshape

Feature

15 Dec 2021

Michelle Bockmann

We urgently need a climate friendly shipping industry, says Michelle Bockmann

Lord Stern in conversation

Feature

04 Nov 2021

Fiona Harvey Lord Nicholas Stern

The influential economist, Lord Stern, offers his expert opinion on how we set about realigning world economies to create a more sustainable future in his interview with The Guardian's Environmental Correspondent, Fiona Harvey.

1000 Worm Farmers initiative

Fellowship news

29 Oct 2021

The Nottingham based social enterprise The Urban Worm CIC seeks 1000 budding worm farmers for new project ‘1000 Worm Farmers’.

Climate change - who owns it?

Blog

14 Dec 2018

Josie Warden

The issue, and the ability to act, can feel far removed from our lives. What would it look like for us all to take ownership of climate change?

Caroline Lucas on Taking Back Control of our Climate

Video

23 Apr 2018

Daniel Coyle, New York Times bestselling author of The Talent Code, reveals the team-building skills behind some of the most effective organisations in the world.

8 key takeaways from our new report on AI, robotics and automation

Blog

20 Sep 2017

Frank Hore FRSA

AI and robotics are challenging human supremacy in a growing number of tasks. Will these technologies lead to the decimation of jobs? Or could they take us to a better world of work?

Global Private Investment in Green Tech Totals $7.13 Trillion

Blog

02 May 2016

Hazel Henderson FRSA

The solar age is finally here. Dr Hazel Henderson FRSA discusses the surge in private investment in Green Tech.

The Solar Challenge goes to the Big Bang Fair

Fellowship news

01 Feb 2016

Fellow-led project The Solar Challenge, a competition for all ages to build and fly a solar powered model plane, has been sponsored by Engineering UK to attend the Big Bang Fair.