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Better recycling of electrical and electronic waste

9th - Higher Ed
A key challenge facing entrepreneurs is how to recycle more and recycle better, notably when it comes to electrical and electronic waste.





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Nuclear inspection: 3D scanner for easier checks at underground site

9th - Higher Ed
You wear it like a simple backpack but it is crammed with technology!





An innovative 3D scanner has been designed to inspect an unusual underground site - a nuclear waste storage...
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Mongolia hunting ban clashes with centuries old tradition

9th - Higher Ed
A battle between environmental regulations and ancestral traditions is playing out in the frozen forests of northern Mongolia. It has been the hunting ground of the Dhuka reindeer herders for thousands of years but that is now under...
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Visit the "Space of Waste"

9th - Higher Ed
London currently uses over a billion single-use plastic water bottles every single year. 





To raise awareness, an art installation showing the drastic damage humans are doing to the environment by...
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Is Volkswagen CEO Mathias Mueller on the way out?

9th - Higher Ed
Volkswagen Chief Executive Mathias Mueller may not have long left at the helm of the German car manufacturer as former BMW executive Herbert Diess is tipped to replace him.



Reports suggested the move would come as...
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Tackling microplastic pollution in Europe's rivers

9th - Higher Ed
How much plastic ends up in our rivers? And what are the effects on our health and the environment? A group of Italian citizens and scientists have come together to try to answer these questions.



Several...
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UK to ban new diesel and petrol car sales by 2040

9th - Higher Ed
Sales of new diesel and petrol cars will be banned in Britain from 2040, the UK government has announced as it looks to improve the country’s worsening air quality.



The Department for Environment,...
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Italy in trouble over alleged Fiat Chrysler emission-test cheating

9th - Higher Ed
The European Commission has launched legal action against Italy over allegations of emission-test cheating by Fiat Chrysler.



It is demanding Rome formally respond to its concerns that the carmaker has not...
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Award winning filmmaker Luc Jacquet films a new chapter in emperor penguin’s life

9th - Higher Ed
It was 12 years ago the plight of the emperor penguin and the daily struggle to protect its chicks caught the imagination of a worldwide audience.



The film ‘The March of the Emperor’ earned Luc Jacquet...
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Award winning filmmaker Luc Jacquet films a new chapter in the life of the emperor penguin

9th - Higher Ed
It was 12 years ago the plight of the emperor penguin and the daily struggle to protect its chick caught the imagination of a worldwide audience.



The film ‘The March of the Emperor’ earned Luc Jacquet...
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The self-sufficient toilet could be on its way thanks to power created by urine

9th - Higher Ed
At the Bristol BioEnergy Centre, urine is the fuel of the moment and an outdoor urinal ensures there is no shortage.



Everyone from students to builders and lab technicians at...
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ChemChina, Syngenta work to appease EU competition watchdog

9th - Higher Ed
ChemChina and the Swiss pesticides and seeds group Syngenta have confirmed they have responded to concerns by the European Union’s competition watchdog over their merger.



No details have been made public but...
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Queensland battles against an invasion of red fire ants

9th - Higher Ed
Australia is dealing with an invasion of deadly red fire ants which are becoming a huge problem in parts of south east Queensland.



There are concerns the ant colonies will spread even further...
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Protect our oceans from the dangers of pollution by plastic say international campaigning group ‘Plastic Change’

9th - Higher Ed
Every year 8 million tons of plastic waste are being dumped into the seas.



A team of researchers has collected data in the Pacific Ocean in order to track the routes taken by floating plastic...
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Methane gas threatening to slow efforts to slow climate change

9th - Higher Ed
Methane gas is all around us and is threatening efforts to slow climate change. An international study led by the French organisation the Laboratory of Climate Sciences and the Environment – the LCSE – reported that...
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Morocco’s building trade goes green hot on the heels of Cop 22

9th - Higher Ed
As the sand settled on Cop 22 Morocco invited 45 countries to display their wares at the ‘Salon du Batiment’ in Casablanca.



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World’s largest oasis threatened by climate change

9th - Higher Ed
The world’s largest oasis in the Moroccan region of Tafilalet is being threatened by climate change.
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Morocco has three major objectives: recognising issues related to climate change, preserving oases, and...
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Morocco launches Triple A initiative to challenge climate change

9th - Higher Ed
For the final stop along the Road to Cop 22, we’re in Souss Massa Draa, in southern Morocco.



This region is the home of the country’s Triple A initiative which aims to transform the continent’s...
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Floating containers: an answer to low-cost housing

9th - Higher Ed
It is notoriously difficult for students to find affordable housing. So a Danish developer has come up with a solution that can be docked right in the centre of Copenhagen Harbour.



Made up of nine disused...
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Road to Cop22: green tourism in Marrakech

9th - Higher Ed
The Moroccan city of Marrakech, which is hosting the Cop22 climate change summit in November, has dedicated itself to eco-tourism.



Marrakech, where culture and history merge in an ambitious vision for the...
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Road to Cop 22: protecting Morocco’s coastline

9th - Higher Ed
Increasing temperatures, rising sea levels and ocean acidification amplify extremes of climate change. Finding a solution to minimise the impact on coastal areas has become a priority. That’s why COP22 host nation...
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Morocco cleans up its act for COP 22

9th - Higher Ed
Morocco considers that action in favour of the environment coming from civil society is of the utmost importance.



In Casablanca several initiatives inspired by young people have led to the setting...
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Several diesel brands emit more than VW: report

9th - Higher Ed
Several diesel car brands emit higher levels of pollution than Volkswagen, a study published one year after the so-called Dieselgate scandal has found.



Transport and Environment said carmakers Fiat,...
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Hungary’s green agenda moves in two directions

9th - Higher Ed
Hungary’s environmental agenda has taken one step forward and one step back.



The government just announced plans to subsidise electric cars, but at the same time is blocking the installation of new wind...