Dirty Gold
Posted on 7th February 2024
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The world is witnessing a surge in illegal gold mining activities, with significant repercussions for both the environment and socio-economic
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What Can We Learn about The Pantheon’s Concrete?
Posted on 22nd November 2023
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The Pantheon in Rome has been around for about 2,000 years, and although it is now a church rather than
Battle of the Grapes – Climate Change Vs Wine
Posted on 17th August 2022
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Whether you buy your wine from a supermarket, a specialist shop or have some stored in bond, the wine you buy in the future might be different in cost, taste and even grapes than what you may be used to today. Across the world there is a continual battle between wine producers and the climate. Here, we explore the impact the climate is having on the wine industry and how wine producers are tackling this growing issue by moving to more sustainable models.
Introducing CBAM
Posted on 20th May 2022
Compared to other industries, energy legislation is still in its infancy. It has only been just under two decades since
Spring Statement Briefing – 23rd March 2022
Posted on 23rd March 2022
