by staff | Aug 6, 2025 | Sustainability in Tech
A new wave of farm automation is aiming to cut chemical use in food production, led by California based TRIC Robotics, whose UV powered robots are helping strawberry growers tackle pests and disease without pesticides. Tackling one of the dirtiest fruits on the shelf...
by staff | May 27, 2025 | Sustainability in Tech
A new sustainable building material that’s stronger than steel and made from ordinary timber is about to go into mass production, and it could change the face of construction forever. From the lab to the launch of ‘Superwood’ In 2018, materials scientist Liangbing Hu...
by staff | Apr 16, 2025 | Sustainability in Tech
Scientists at the University of Oregon have found a cleaner, electrochemical way to create pure iron metal using saltwater and iron oxide, potentially slashing the carbon footprint of one of the world’s dirtiest industries. Why ironmaking needs a rethink Iron is the...
by staff | Mar 31, 2025 | Sustainability in Tech
Chinese automaker BYD says its new megawatt charging platform could eliminate range anxiety and double Tesla’s speed, but how does it work, and what could this mean for UK drivers? Charges as quickly as filling a petrol tank According to Chinese electric vehicle giant...
by staff | Mar 14, 2025 | Sustainability in Tech
Danish startup PhaseTree says its combined use of multi scale modelling techniques means it can create new materials for clean energy technologies in just two years, instead of the usual 20, so ten times faster than traditional methods. Who is PhaseTree and what do...
by staff | Feb 7, 2025 | Sustainability in Tech
New research indicates that sustainability is now a defining issue in the IT channel, with businesses increasingly focusing on reducing carbon emissions rather than relying on offsetting. Sustainability rises back up the agenda The new research from Agilitas IT...
