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7 OCTOBER | LONDON 2024

SEPTEMBER 12TH - 14TH
The O2, LONDON

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Dublin says no to new Google data centre

Issue 40

We explore why Google’s plans for a third data centre in Dublin have hit a snag

We can solve AI's soaring energy appetite

Issue 39

We dive into the heated debate over AI's soaring energy appetite, explore how Europe's scorching heat waves are pushing oil refineries to their limits

AI is testing Silicon Valley’s climate pledges

Issue 38

Why some experts, including Bill Gates, remain optimistic about AI's role in our climate future.

Ships powered by... cashew nuts?

Issue 37

We spotlight ingenious startups generating biofuels from cashew nuts and the tech that can lock away carbon for 100,000 years

Race to Net Zero

Your weekly digest of green tech breakthroughs and climate policy shifts

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The world's first AI ‘digital twin’ of Earth

Issue 36 • Published June 22, 2024

The pioneering scaleup aiming to store renewable energy using just air.

The environmental impact of war

Issue 35 • Published June 15, 2024

A report reveals the environmental impact of war, with the Russia's invasion of Ukraine generating 175 million tonnes of CO2

The world's biggest solar farm

Issue 34 • Published June 8, 2024

OpenAI made headlines with news of their potential partnership with fusion energy startup Helios.

Should we be having babies in a warming world?

Issue 33 • Published June 1, 2024

We dive into a new study revealing a surprising culprit behind microplastic pollution.

Is climate change harming our brains?

Issue 32 • Published May 25, 2024

We uncover how climate change is harming our brains (as well as our mental health!).

Coffee lovers beware: Climate change is coming for your beans!

Issue 31 • Published April 27, 2024

Climate change in the EU is wreaking havoc on crops, jobs, and yes, even our beloved coffee.

Is climate change making us sick?

Issue 30 • Published April 20, 2024

From ancient "zombie" diseases trapped in melting permafrost to deadlier strains of bacteria in warmer oceans.

Chocolate has a climate change problem

Issue 29 • Published April 13, 2024

Extreme weather events are making chocolate an even guiltier pleasure.

AI consumes as much energy as a small country

Issue 28 • Published April 6, 2024

The 57 companies are contributing to 80% of global emissions.

Bad news wine lovers: Is climate change coming for your grapes?

Issue 27 • Published March 30, 2024

We cover how climate change is affecting our brains, our concept of time, and (sorry sommeliers) even our wine.

The rise of the zombie car factory.

Issue 26 • Published March 16, 2024

Anew study reveals Europe's positive progress in reducing pollutants (but with a catch).

Google to track methane emissions from space using AI

Issue 25 • Published February 17, 2024

Despite covering just 1% of Earth's surface the Amazon rainforest is a biodiversity treasure trove.

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Windmills

The future of energy: Advanced fission

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Digital Nature Fusion

Superconductors: Enabling transformational tech for net zero

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Image by Annie Spratt

The Race to net zero

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Pixelated Nature

Environmental intelligence

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Image by Dan Meyers

AI in the energy transition

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Image by Gatis Marcinkevics

Reaching net zero for businesses — what will it take?

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