While a range of technologies are being pursued such as electric- or hydrogen-powered aircraft in an attempt to cut emissions, they are all at an early stage of development. Other proposals in the ...

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Tanya Weaver looks back at the fiery end of the airship era, the longest bridge in the world, and performances plagued by ...

The reductions achieved in 2024 were driven by the electricity supply and industry sectors, with the UK’s last coal-fired electricity power station, Ratcliffe-on-Soar, closing in October 2024.

According to ETH researchers, the structure is unique because the 3D-printed elements not only serve as a shell but are also load-bearing. Until now, a suitable method to reinforce 3D-printed concrete ...

However, the Ohio derailment was more than a one-off environmental disaster. The accident has lifted the lid on policies around hazardous chemicals, as well as corporate responsibility and ...

In the middle decades of 'The American Century', Detroit – the Motor City – was a powerhouse of the American Dream, spewing out rocket-finned Cadillacs as if there were no tomorrow. But, tomorrow came ...

Back in the 1980s, for a whole golden decade, it seemed that the sun would never set on the prosperity North Sea exploration brought to the United Kingdom and Norway. Both nations gratefully cashed in ...

Electricity in the UK is more expensive than in many of its European counterparts, and while the market has seen some recent price drops, it’s still more costly than it was before the 2022 price ...

A new era of material discovery Taking materials from lab to fab involves three key steps – discovery, analysis and deployment. The discovery step is well covered: AI models predict which materials ...

Visit any police website across the UK and you will be met with rows of faces – each one belonging to the victim of a crime that has yet to be solved. As of March 2022, the last full year for which we ...

Nearly four years in the making, this ambitious piece of legislation aims to walk the tightrope of policing harmful content while retaining free speech. Firms could be fined up to 10 per cent of ...