With the growing number of electric vehicles on the roads, the question looms - what to do with the batteries when these vehicles reach the end of life? This webinar will explore the pathways to a circular economy of electric vehicle batteries, considering the reuse and recycling of lithium-ion...
Much of the talk at COP27 was around green finance – how to get money working for the benefit of the natural environment and the climate. In this talk, Matt Whitney outlined a model for leveraging green finance at the county-level to deliver against local strategic objectives. Biodiversity Net...
This webinar starts with a brief introduction to Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and the current requirements to address greenhouse gas emissions in EIA. Some practical examples of how these requirements have been reflected in recent practice will then be discussed, including the...
environmental SCIENTIST | Ecosystem restoration: Securing biodiversity, complexity and resilience | September 2022
Kirsty Park, Ben McCarthy and Jim Harris examine the drivers and challenges of setting and achieving...
What will be eating in future? Will it be lab-grown burgers, conservation-grazed beef, intensive chicken or less of all these? Most plausible pathways to tackling climate change entail us eating less meat. But is all meat equal – pork or lamb, British or imported, indoor, free range or organic?...
The space sector is anticipated to grow rapidly, but the industry lacks environmental regulation to mitigate potential negative impacts on climate and the ozone layer that protects us from the Sun’s harmful rays.
This webinar discussed a 3D model that provides a comprehensive...
Researchers, professionals and members of the IES team provide in depth analysis of news stories, topical issues and emerging science.
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