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One material that’s showing real promise in the world of construction is fungus. But low-carbon alternatives are needed to build a greener future. Of these, 11 per cent are a result of manufacturing building materials such as steel, cement and glass.Īrchitects and scientists are working on ways to reduce the climate impact of these important materials. “Europe’s electricity transition has hit hyperdrive,” says Ember’s Europe lead Sarah Brown. “Clean power keeps smashing record after record."Ī real material for the future’: Could homes made of fungi slash emissions from construction?Īlmost 40 per cent of annual global CO2 emissions are attributed to the built environment, according to the International Energy Agency (IEA).
Fossil fuels generated a record low of 27 per cent.
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This is the first full month on record where these renewables produced more power - with almost a third of the bloc’s electricity coming from wind and solar. Wind and solar produced more energy in the EU during May than all fossil fuels combined, according to energy think tank Ember. Wind and solar overtake fossil fuels in the EU as energy transition hits ‘hyperdrive’ But that didn’t stop her producing a fully formed foetus inside one of her eggs in 2018.įive years later, researchers have determined that the foetus was 99.9 per cent genetically identical to the mother, confirming it had no father. The 18-year-old American crocodile was kept away from other crocodiles in a zoo in Costa Rica. In the first known case of a ‘virgin birth’ among the species, a crocodile has been found to have made herself pregnant. Why a ‘virgin’ crocodile pregnancy has ‘tantalising’ implications for dinosaur researchers Now, the same poachers have become conservationists, working together to rehabilitate the corals they destroyed. Poachers bombed and poisoned corals to catch fish - methods ruled illegal by the government and punishable by up to six years in prison. Twenty years ago, the coral reefs in the waters of Spermonde Islands in Indonesia were nothing more than debris.
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“But it’s more like a series of small interventions hundreds of little explosions going off with this accumulative effect.” Meet the ex-poachers restoring the Indonesian coral reefs they destroyed
“I thought it might have been one big explosion of biodiversity,” says Bowser of the ecological benefits of beavers. In total, 14 beavers have been released on the estate since the Scottish government allowed the animals to be translocated from conflict areas on the River Tay. Magicians, engineers or agents of chaos? On the rewilding estate giving refuge to beaversĪ fifth generation son of the Argaty estate near Stirling, Bowser (39) fought hard for the farm to become the first privately owned place to relocate beavers in Scotland. said it's aiming for a commercial solid-state battery as soon as 2027. The announcement comes amid mounting criticism that Japan’s top automaker needs to do more to fight climate change. Toyota has announced its plans to make an all solid-state battery as part of its ambitious plans for battery electric vehicles. Toyota announces new electric car battery which could cut charging time to under 10 minutes Octopus Energy erected the tall turbine on 13 June, in a move they say will help make Glastonbury 2023 the greenest yet.
It’s not as if Glastonbury Festival goers need another reason to feel delighted by this year's line-up.īut the likes of Lizzo, Lana Del Rey and Sir Elton John are being joined by one very prominent guest at Worthy Farm: a pink and purple 28-metre wind turbine. Glastonbury’s ‘biggest fan’: UK festival gets an eye-catching 28 metre wind turbine It was a joy to ride, but it was also part of a scheme to make citizens more green and encourage residents to take up urban gardening.
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The car running on line 1 had been transformed into a lush mobile garden for a day, with plants squeezed into every available space.īetween the seats, in the panels separating the windows and even on the roof, leafy decorations sprouted.
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