Read article: Nanostructured plastics deliver energy innovation
US company Peak Nano has engineered thin films of layered polymers to enhance the performance and extend the lifetime of high-voltage capacitors for critical electrical infrastructure
Read article: China sets out its climate ambitions
Scientists in China are scrambling to support the government’s plan to reach “net zero” carbon emissions by 2060, as Ling Xin discovers
Read article: UK researchers decry ‘shameful’ cuts to international support fund
Open letter warns of damage caused by reductions to official development assistance grants
Read article: Green technology and growth: a vision we can believe in
James McKenzie believes the UK government’s ambitious 10-point-plan for a “green industrial revolution” can deliver
Read article: A 2030 UK energy plan
Dave Elliott examines the Labour party’s plan for net zero carbon emissions by 2030
Read article: Air-quality regulations shown to lower traces of airborne transition metals
Study find that concentrations of nickel and vanadium have decreased, but some metals remain stubbornly hard to remove
Read article: US motorists prepared to pay more for fuel to lower emissions
Survey finds respondents will pay average premium of around $150 per tonne of carbon saved
Read article: Labour politicians unveil bold climate policies for the UK
Dave Elliott casts his eye over the main UK opposition party's Green New Deal proposals, which seek net-zero carbon by 2030
Read article: How vulnerable is China’s water?
Researchers map freshwater supplies and resilience
Read article: Climate scientist or climate activist – where’s the line?
Some climate scientists are taking part in actions by groups such as Extinction Rebellion. But others don’t see that as their role. Liz Kalaugher talks to the scientists
