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Over a series of posts, we’ve been exploring the practicalities of getting to net zero. How will...

The UK aims to reach net zero in 2050. This is a well-known deadline, but what’s less clear to...

With recent advances in electric vehicles (EVs), it may seem that we’re already well on our way to Net Zero. But things aren’t nearly so simple.

What does reaching net zero actually involve? How will it impact us and our households, and what infrastructure changes are needed to get there?

For those further up the supply chain like farmers, making steps towards net zero can be a complicated process. 

With average annual temperatures increasing, it is sensible to reflect on the impact that climate change is having on our lives.

No longer are we totally reliant on slow natural processes storing the sun’s energy as hydrocarbons that we can subsequently burn.

‘In Scandinavia it is a common wisdom that you can tell a lot about a person from their woodpiles’