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Renewable Energy
Module prices fell again in 2026, pushing utility-scale solar below new coal and gas in more than 80 countries. Grid connection queues, not cost, are the main constraint.
By Dr. Anya Raman · · 6 min read · Updated

Biodiversity
Restored forests store carbon slowly and reversibly. Researchers explain why permanence rules matter more than planted-tree counts.
· 8 min read

ESG
Double materiality, assurance requirements and value-chain data are reshaping corporate disclosure across the EU and beyond.
· 7 min read

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Chemical recycling and reuse systems are moving beyond pilots. The economics still depend on collection rates and policy support.
· 5 min read
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