This week’s Current Climate newsletter also looks at a Google spinout using AI to create better batteries and MIT’s Kate Brown on the environmental impact of grassy lawns
Making products for yourself with a 3D printer generally saves over 80% compared to what you can buy on line of similar quality and value.
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The Trump Administration’s 2027 Budget will further deregulate and reshape the nation’s environmental and energy policies.
The Dutch startup is tackling one of construction’s most stubborn problems: the fact that most building materials lack traceability, making them impossible to reuse when a structure is demolished or renovated. Maeconomy, a Dutch startup, has raised €1….
The open source community has already started toimprove the code Milla posted of the best AI memory system in the world. That is the real magic of open source, you can use Milla’s code, but if you make improvements you are expected to reshare it.
Auto supplier Bosch has unveiled a system it says will reduce tailpipe emissions by up to 70% by speeding the time it takes to heat up a key element of the exhaust system
The report claims people are being continually exposed to microplastics in their homes, outdoors and from a variety of unexpected and emerging sources.
The U.K’s current approach to delivering net‑zero is faltering and risks losing vital political and public support, according to a new analysis.
3D printing at home saves between 93% and 99% off the cost of purchases. You can 3-D print a product for less than the tariffs – and even less than sales tax.