by staff | Mar 13, 2026 | Sustainability in Tech
An international research team has proposed using bacteria to bind Martian soil into concrete-like structures, offering a lower-energy and more sustainable way to build future habitats on Mars. What The New Research Is Proposing A new perspective paper published in...
by staff | Mar 13, 2026 | Sustainability in Tech
Perplexity CEO Aravind Srinivas has warned that if capable AI can run locally on personal devices, the economic and environmental case for endlessly expanding large data centres could start to weaken. Data Packed Locally On A Chip Instead For most users today,...
by staff | Jan 12, 2026 | Sustainability in Tech
As climate change drives more frequent and unpredictable drought, scientists are studying resurrection plants to understand how their extreme survival traits could help agriculture become more resilient and sustainable. What are resurrection plants? Resurrection...
by staff | Dec 10, 2025 | Sustainability in Tech
Green hydrogen was expected to become one of the most important clean fuels for decarbonising heavy industry, yet many projects across Europe, the US and Australia are now slowing, shrinking or being cancelled altogether. What is green hydrogen? Green hydrogen is...
by staff | Nov 20, 2025 | Sustainability in Tech
An Essex couple have become the first in the UK to heat their home using a mini data centre in their garden shed, in a trial designed to cut energy bills and support low income households through the transition to net zero. Pilot scheme Terrence and Lesley Bridges...
by staff | Sep 12, 2025 | Sustainability in Tech
Students at New College Lanarkshire are now being financially rewarded for recycling cans and plastic bottles as part of a new trial designed to test how incentives influence sustainable habits. How the trial works and why it matters The month long trial, which runs...
