All that waste most of it non-recyclable, most of it just sitting there still contains energy. Locked inside old plastics, mixed rubbish, synthetic textiles, is carbon and hydrogen that took real resources to produce. And we're just burying it. Or burning...
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There's a moment in every major industrial shift when the scale of ambition stops feeling unrealistic and starts feeling inevitable. With coal, it happened when the railways made bulk transport possible. With oil, it happened when internal combustion engi...
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Something shifted in the UK hydrogen companies over the last couple of years. For a long time, the conversation was mostly theoretical government targets, investment promises, cautious optimism. Now it's different. Projects that existed on planning docume...
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The circular economy gets talked about a lot. Keep materials in use. Reduce what goes to landfill. Design out waste. It sounds logical and it is but there's a category of waste that the circular economy struggles to account for cleanly: the stuff that gen...
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