Steelworks. Warehouses. Cement plants. What if these places weren’t just emitting carbon but helping reduce it?
They’re called industrial clusters – groups of companies sharing energy, transport and infrastructure – and they’re quietly driving clean energy, cutting emissions and creating jobs.
Can #industry become part of the climate solution? Here, Sarah Moin, who works on Energy and Materials Transition Financing at the World Economic Forum, takes us through the latest research.
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What progress has the government made in meeting their target of building 1.5 million new homes in England within this Parliament? Lord Young of Cookham asks in this highlight from Lords questions. Catch up.
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The Culture, Media and Sport Committee hears evidence on the types of video content that the children of today are watching.
Witnesses:
Professor Amy Orben -MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, University of Cambridge
Dr Gemma Taylor – Associate Professor in Psychology, University of Salford
Professor Sam Wass – Director, Institute for the Science of Early Years, University of East London
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His Excellency President Cyril
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captains of the industry and business
leaders to promote investment and
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The New Year has brought “no peace or even respite to Ukraine,” with renewed fighting and large-scale aerial attacks hitting civilians and critical infrastructure, a top UN political affairs official said.
Briefing the Security Council, Under-Secretary-General for Political and Peacebuilding Affairs Rosemary DiCarlo said large-scale assaults by the Russian Federation have resulted in “horrific levels of destruction and suffering” across the country.
DiCarlo said that overnight between 8 and 9 January, Russia reportedly launched 242 drones and 36 missiles against Ukraine. In Kyiv, at least four people were reportedly killed and 25 others injured, including a paramedic responding to emergency calls who was killed in what was described as a “double-tap” strike.
She said energy facilities and residential buildings were damaged, leaving nearly half of the city and hundreds of thousands of residents without heating, while the Embassy of Qatar was also damaged.
She added that on the same day, areas of Ukraine’s western Lviv region near the Polish border were reportedly targeted by an intermediate-range ballistic missile known as “Oreshnik,” marking the second time the weapon has been fired at Ukraine since 2024.
DiCarlo said the system is believed to be capable of carrying nuclear weapons, raising concerns over its deployment, and that Ukrainian authorities reported damage to gas distribution pipelines.