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Precision serving: Vodafone tech to help deliver Wimbledon's sustainable strawberries

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The exclusive supplier of the Wimbledon Championship's iconic strawberries has successfully trialled a new Internet of Things (IoT) technology, which its developer claims could help slash global carbon emissions. Vodafone estimates that the introduction of IoT technology could help agricultural industries save between 2.4

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'World first': SSE and Equinor plot major blue hydrogen power plant in Scunthorpe

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SSE and Equinor have unveiled plans for a 'clean power hub' near Scunthorpe, comprised of a blue hydrogen-fuelled power station alongside a fossil gas power plant equipped with carbon capture technology, with the energy giants aiming to store the resulting CO2 under the North Sea.

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RWE and ArcelorMittal ink major wind farm and green hydrogen deal

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A series of new offshore wind farms and hydrogen facilities to supply the renewable energy and green hydrogen required for low-emissions steel production in Germany are set to be built following the signing of a memorandum of understanding between energy company RWE and steel producer ArcelorMittal.

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Amazon on the Amazon: Tech giant to help Brazilian farmers restore 20,000 hectares of rainforest

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Major nature-based climate solutions initiative could remove up to 10 million metric tonnes of CO2 from atmosphere by 2050. Wildfires have also inflicted huge damage to the region with scientists warning forest loss could worsen as global temperatures increase, in turn leading to higher emissions.

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On temperatures, tides, seaweed, and supermarkets

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warming threshold is set to be breached - at least temporarily - hits hard, but the lessons it contains should be obvious by now Yesterday's news from the WMO that the world is highly likely to experience 1.5C The best estimates remain that on current emissions trends 1.5C First we have to cut emissions faster - a lot faster.

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Global Briefing: 'World first' CCUS methanol plant opens in China

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World-first carbon-to-methanol plant starts production in China. Carbon Recycling International (CRI), the Iceland-based company behind the technology, said the pioneering plant marked a major milestone in the development of carbon capture utilisation and storage (CCUS) technologies.

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Green ice cream: Mackie's of Scotland unveils sustainable insulation system

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Ice cream maker Mackie's of Scotland has installed high-performance closed cell, crosslinked nylon foam insulation to its interior and exterior pipework as part of ongoing investments designed to slash emissions from its manufacturing processes. The company is also in the process of installing biomass boilers and a £4.5m