Environmental groups turn to AI despite concerns over data centre impacts Environmental organisations worldwide are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence (AI) to analyse climate data, monitor wildfires and track endangered wildlife, despite concerns over the technology’s environmental footprint. Conservation International, for example, is using AI to assess…
Ports urged to begin planning for advanced nuclear technology Ports should begin structured planning for advanced nuclear technology now,…
UK Approves Controversial North Sea Gas Field Drilling The British government has approved drilling at the controversial Jackdaw…
AI uncovers hidden chemical pathways to improve CO2 conversion into fuel Researchers at the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) have identified 9,389…
China to oversight AI development a curb investment bubbles China will tighten oversight of its drive into advanced technology to curb…
Polish Entrepreneurs Invest in BWRX-300 Small Modular Reactor Projects A group of prominent Polish entrepreneurs have invested a total of PLN 500…
Wind Farm Project Near Munich Airport Abandoned Over Aviation Safety Concerns A planned wind farm involving the Bavarian municipalities of Ismaning,…
Germany to cut petrol and diesel taxes 
