Plastic bottles collected for recycling. Resource management company Veolia has launched its biggest UK plastics recycling project with a £70 million invest ...

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11.07.2025

Water stored in dams has caused a shift in Earth's magnetic poles | Envirotec

Aerial view of the Kariba Dam, in the Kariba Gorge of the Zambezi river basin between Zambia and Zimbabwe. Over the past two centuries, humans have locked u ...

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11.07.2025

AD and Biogas Industry Awards 2025 winners announced | Envirotec

The winners The winners for the AD and Biogas Industry Awards 2025 have now been revealed at a lavish ceremony hosted by Rory Bremner at the Birmingham Nati ...

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09.07.2025

Puraffinity and US Army Corps of Engineers partner to advance PFAS remediation technologies | Envirotec

This article contains paid for content produced in collaboration with Puraffinity. Puraffinity, a leading innovator of advanced adsorbents for the removal o ...

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09.07.2025

Nature-positive AI projects hailed successes following £2 million investment | Envirotec

The River Idle in Nottinghamshire was the focal point of one of the projects, undertaken by Zulu Ecosystems & Severn Trent, which has developed models t ...

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09.07.2025

Open-source AI models support water quality monitoring | Envirotec

The models aim to support river flow predictions and pollution source tracking, among other things. Collaborative innovation project River Deep Mountain AI ...

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09.07.2025

Yorkshire schools SuDS partnership boosts flood resilience | Envirotec

One of the rainwater planters that has been installed in schools and an urban farm. Schools are ideal locations for sustainable drainage systems as part of ...

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09.07.2025

PurAffinity signs first commercial agreement for full-scale deployment of its PFAS removal technology | Envirotec

(Left to right) Vincent Caillaud, Puraffinity chief executive officer, with co-founder Henrik Hagemann. This article contains paid for content produced in c ...

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09.07.2025

World first claimed for hybrid solar-powered inland shipping vessel | Envirotec

In the Blue Marlin, solar panels contribute power directly to the ship’s high voltage electric propulsion. Dutch maritime solar innovator Wattlab has delive ...

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05.07.2025

Improving predictions of flood severity, place and time with AI | Envirotec

Damage to the New Jersey coast caused by Hurricane Sandy in October 2012: Pre-existing models have tended to downplay the intensity of outlier events. The n ...

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05.07.2025

Report calls for ‘urgent, coordinated action’ by the Government to tackle air pollution | Envirotec

A call to carry out "a review of the use of waste incinerators in the UK" is included within a chapter on "Transforming Farming and Industry& ...

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04.07.2025

Lisbon reusable cup is Europe's first citywide scheme backed by DRS | Envirotec

A partnership between the City of Lisbon, recycling technology firm TOMRA and the Portuguese hospitality association AHRESP is aiming to cut litter and emis ...

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04.07.2025

Profiling an invisible hazard: Equipping sites to work with hydrogen | Envirotec

The Flame 1750 H2 detector can pick up a 1m flame at a distance of up to 40m within 5 seconds, according to Dräger. While hydrogen has advantages that expla ...

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04.07.2025

Shifting UK car exhausts to the right could dramatically cut roadside air pollution | Envirotec

Harmful air pollutants on UK pavements generated by diesel cars could be slashed by a third if car exhausts were positioned on the right, according to a new ...

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04.07.2025

AI-enabled digital twin will support coral reef restoration in Saudi Arabia | Envirotec

Some of the underwater coral nursery structures. A recent project leverages AI expertise to enhance coral monitoring and restoration strategies across a 100 ...

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04.07.2025

Ships trigger high and unexpected emissions of methane | Envirotec

The study seems to show that ship passages can trigger clear pulses of high methane fluxes from the water to the atmosphere (image credit: Chalmers Universi ...

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03.07.2025

Rooftop solar is being held back by lack of government-backed price for selling surplus energy | Envirotec

Image credit: Longevity power. (Words: renewable energy consultancy Longevity Power). The ongoing lack of a government-backed guaranteed price for selling b ...

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03.07.2025

Over half of Thames Water’s sewage works struggling to meet demand | Envirotec

Oxford sewage treatment works (image credit: ©Google). Independent analysis has estimated that more than half of Thames Water’s 351 sewage treatment works a ...

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03.07.2025

Clean Shipping Alliance criticises move to restrict use of scrubbers in ports | Envirotec

The Clean Shipping Alliance, a representative body within the shipping industry, has criticised a decision last week by North Atlantic marine protection bod ...

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03.07.2025

Rare-earth recovery separates materials well enough to make new magnets from them | Envirotec

Dr Miloslav Polášek of IOCB Prague, and Kelsea Grace Jones, PhD student (image credit: Tomáš Belloň/IOCB Prague). A Czech group has developed a new method o ...

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03.07.2025

Groups celebrate decade of wildlife gains on UK farmland | Envirotec

Essex skipper (image credit:(c) Josh Kubale). A decade-long nature-friendly farming project has helped to increase the diversity and abundance of wildlife a ...

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28.06.2025

Squaring the circle: Making sense of the UK Industrial Strategy | Envirotec

A seemingly bold prospectus for ensuring green growth, how well does the UK government’s Industrial Strategy respond to the challenges of the moment? The UK ...

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28.06.2025

UK government body to deploy innovative robotics to manage radioactive waste | Envirotec

Buildings at the Sellafield site in Cumbria (image credit: Tom Bastin, CC BY 2.0 license). The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) group has announced a ...

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27.06.2025

Make electricity cheaper for consumers, says CCC | Envirotec

Policies to reduce emissions have improved since last year, concluded the Climate Change Committee (CCC), releasing its first assessment of the new Governme ...

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26.06.2025

New milestone for efficient carbon capture technology | Envirotec

Nuada co-CEOs Dr Conor Hamill and Dr Jose Casaban. Nuada - the developer of an award-winning carbon capture technology that operates with high efficiency - ...

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26.06.2025

Microbes transform plastic waste into paracetamol, in new study | Envirotec

A PhD student checks the growth of a culture of E. coli in the Wallace Lab (imagec credit: University of Edinburgh) Paracetamol production could be revoluti ...

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26.06.2025

Microplastics are everywhere, but our methods to track them are all over the place | Envirotec

A new study suggests citizen science holds untapped potential in measuring microplastic pollution, but chaotic research methods may be clouding the global p ...

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26.06.2025

Recycled plastic's unknown constituents could be toxic | Envirotec

Recycled plastic pellets from polyethylene (PE) can be used when making a water bottle for instance. But we can never have full knowledge of what chemicals ...

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26.06.2025

Net zero planning platform to unlock investment in the West of England | Envirotec

A new collaborative project aims to deliver real-time, data-driven insights that will expedite the West of England’s transition to net zero Global engineeri ...

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25.06.2025

Leeds EfW facility will supply around 390 GWh per year of homegrown power to the region | Envirotec

UK EfW operator enfinium has signed an agreement to supply around 390 GWh of electricity per year from its Skelton Grange facility in Leeds, providing relia ...

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25.06.2025

Gas pump handles high pressure and flow in hydrogen, noble gases and other challenging media | Envirotec

This article contains paid for content produced in collaboration with KNF. The N 680.15 is a new addition to KNF's N 680 series designed for high maxim ...

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20.06.2025

Conductivity level probes prioritise robustness and ease of use | Envirotec

This article contains paid for content produced in collaboration with VEGA Controls. As industries continue to focus on safety, efficiency, and system relia ...

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20.06.2025

New SuDS National Standards aim to support the government's housebuilding aspirations | Envirotec

Sustainable drainage provides nature-based solutions to drainage that alleviate surface water flooding and storm overflows, and support biodiversity. Expert ...

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20.06.2025

Liquid-hydrogen fuelled concept car unveiled at Le Mans | Envirotec

The liquid hydrogen-powered GR LH2 Racing Concept Liquid-hydrogen propulsion has been demonstrated in a test car developed by Toyota Gazoo Racing, in what s ...

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19.06.2025

Steel packaging achieves its highest recycling rate yet | Envirotec

Trade group Steel for Packaging Europe has confirmed the highest ever EU recycling rate for steel packaging,1 bringing the steel packaging sector closer to ...

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19.06.2025

Fast-tracking circularity would build resilience and add £25bn to UK economy, say MPs | Envirotec

The UK can become more resilient to global instability by using resources more efficiently and giving consumers a “right to repair”, say a group of MPs, pee ...

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19.06.2025

Shrinking saltmarshes threaten climate progress, but recovery is possible | Envirotec

Aerial drone view of saltmarshes at low tide exposing mud flats and streams at Motney Hill, Medway. The world’s saltmarshes are disappearing three times fas ...

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19.06.2025

Brits still bamboozled by packaging recycling, despite EPR, says survey | Envirotec

The findings suggest “there is a very long way to go when it comes to making packaging recyclability in the UK easy to understand for the consumer”. New res ...

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18.06.2025

Flow monitoring off-grid in Cornwall | Envirotec

Solar panels being fitted to the NIVUS flow monitoring system at Loe Bar. The Loe Bar in Cornwall is a shingle and flint bank that separates the sea from Lo ...

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18.06.2025

Research reveals butterflies are bouncing back in South Downs National Park | Envirotec

Buddy blues: chalkhill blue butterflies at St Catherine's Hill (image credit: Mike Blacknell). People are being encouraged to come to South Downs Natio ...

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Veolia to build £70 million closed-loop plastics recycling facility near Shrewsbury | Envirotec

Water stored in dams has caused a shift in Earth's magnetic poles | Envirotec

AD and Biogas Industry Awards 2025 winners announced | Envirotec

Puraffinity and US Army Corps of Engineers partner to advance PFAS remediation technologies | Envirotec

Nature-positive AI projects hailed successes following £2 million investment | Envirotec

Open-source AI models support water quality monitoring | Envirotec

Yorkshire schools SuDS partnership boosts flood resilience | Envirotec

PurAffinity signs first commercial agreement for full-scale deployment of its PFAS removal technology | Envirotec

World first claimed for hybrid solar-powered inland shipping vessel | Envirotec

Improving predictions of flood severity, place and time with AI | Envirotec

Report calls for ‘urgent, coordinated action’ by the Government to tackle air pollution | Envirotec

Lisbon reusable cup is Europe's first citywide scheme backed by DRS | Envirotec

Profiling an invisible hazard: Equipping sites to work with hydrogen | Envirotec

Shifting UK car exhausts to the right could dramatically cut roadside air pollution | Envirotec

AI-enabled digital twin will support coral reef restoration in Saudi Arabia | Envirotec

Ships trigger high and unexpected emissions of methane | Envirotec

Rooftop solar is being held back by lack of government-backed price for selling surplus energy | Envirotec

Over half of Thames Water’s sewage works struggling to meet demand | Envirotec

Clean Shipping Alliance criticises move to restrict use of scrubbers in ports | Envirotec

Rare-earth recovery separates materials well enough to make new magnets from them | Envirotec

Groups celebrate decade of wildlife gains on UK farmland | Envirotec

Squaring the circle: Making sense of the UK Industrial Strategy | Envirotec

UK government body to deploy innovative robotics to manage radioactive waste | Envirotec

Make electricity cheaper for consumers, says CCC | Envirotec

New milestone for efficient carbon capture technology | Envirotec

Microbes transform plastic waste into paracetamol, in new study | Envirotec

Microplastics are everywhere, but our methods to track them are all over the place | Envirotec

Recycled plastic's unknown constituents could be toxic | Envirotec

Net zero planning platform to unlock investment in the West of England | Envirotec

Leeds EfW facility will supply around 390 GWh per year of homegrown power to the region | Envirotec

Gas pump handles high pressure and flow in hydrogen, noble gases and other challenging media | Envirotec

Conductivity level probes prioritise robustness and ease of use | Envirotec

New SuDS National Standards aim to support the government's housebuilding aspirations | Envirotec

Liquid-hydrogen fuelled concept car unveiled at Le Mans | Envirotec

Steel packaging achieves its highest recycling rate yet | Envirotec

Fast-tracking circularity would build resilience and add £25bn to UK economy, say MPs | Envirotec

Shrinking saltmarshes threaten climate progress, but recovery is possible | Envirotec

Brits still bamboozled by packaging recycling, despite EPR, says survey | Envirotec

Flow monitoring off-grid in Cornwall | Envirotec

Research reveals butterflies are bouncing back in South Downs National Park | Envirotec

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