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First used by the Assyrians, biogas is evolving into a viable low-carbon solution that could yield a number of environmental and financial benefits.

The race is on to develop sustainable and innovative alternatives to peat and its ecosystems that absorb twice as much carbon as all the world's forests combined.

Policies and regulations are key to energising a revolution in clean power and carbon reduction, according to carbon capture start-up Climeworks.

AI-powered digital pathology promises to deliver faster, more accurate results and improve cancer care.

ChatGPT has opened the door to a new phase of tech development, with businesses eager to embrace the innovation, says Azeem Azhar, tech entrepreneur and creator of Exponential View newsletter.

Dr. Hannah Ritchie, senior researcher at Oxford University and author of 'Not the End of the World' explains why the world is in better shape than many people think.

The sporting world is becoming increasingly high-tech, encouraging people to improve health and fitness and supporting growth of the digital industry.

A greener planet needs a lot more electricity – and from clean sources. To achieve that, we need a smarter power grid.

Sustainable aviation fuel could pave the way for greener aviation - and reduce waste from other industries including food.

Restor, an online platform known as "Google Maps of restoration", empowers biodiversity protection projects worldwide and helps shift the flow of capital, its founder says.

Sophisticated deepfake scams present major challenges for the cyber security industry – as well as major opportunities.

In his new book, Possible, renewable energy expert Chris Goodall outlines how the energy transition is likely to pan out.

Smart city planners are on a hunt for technological solutions to improve efficiency, reduce emissions and simplify construction processes.

A mite that feeds on honey bees shows why biodiversity risks need to be part of corporations' thinking on sustainability.

It is not possible to recycle most fabrics with current methods, meaning millions of tons of fast fashion clothes that are thrown away each year end up in landfill. One start-up is looking to change that.