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RENEWABLE MATTER
Issue 52 of Renewable Matter is available
Today, the world of chemistry is facing a sustainability and circularity revolution. From process decarbonisation and new chemical building blocks to nanotechnology, chemical recycling, biorefineries, chemical-as-a-service, and artificial intelligence, RM52 provides an in-depth analysis of a core sector of the industry, which is being called upon to play its part in the transition.
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Alien Entities: How Chemical Pollution Threatens the Global Ecosystem

by Marco Moro 17 SEP 2024 10:00

Since 2009, the Planetary Boundaries have been one of the most effective displays of the main drivers of global ecosystem crises, their “progress”, and their interconnections. In this fr...

Water and sanitation (WASH), there is more to it than climate

by Giorgio Kaldor 16 SEP 2024 07:30

This article is part of our thematic channel The Water Observer. Click here to subscribe to our newsletter and receive exclusive contents from the world of water According to the World Health Organ...

Andrea Battaglia: ‘Open source accelerates ecological transition by reducing costs’

by Emanuele Bompan 13 SEP 2024 16:00

Open source technologies linked to sustainability are one of the main drivers for accelerating the digital and ecological transition. Ahead of the FIWARE Global Summit to be held in Naples on 18-19 ...

Virtual water and climate, Taikan Oki awarded with the Stockholm Water Prize 2024

by Giorgio Kaldor 29 AUG 2024 10:30

This article is part of our thematic channel The Water Observer. Click here to subscribe to our newsletter and receive exclusive contents from the world of water from Stockholm - In Stockholm, Swed...

Kamala Harris is ready to push forward the Inflation Reduction Act

by Emanuele Bompan 12 AUG 2024 12:00

The American clean energy sector has a new champion, the presidential candidate, Kamala Harris. Yet the issue of electric car and solar panels divide very much the country in two distinctive fields....

COP16 Desertification, interview with Alain-Richard Donwahi

by Emanuele Bompan 02 AUG 2024 08:00

Desertification is one of the main drivers of migration and food crises. Along with the UN negotiating processes on Climate (UNFCCC) and Biodiversity (CBD), since 1992 there has been a dedicated tra...

Hera Group’s Solutions for Circular Decarbonisation

by Editorial Staff 23 JUL 2024 17:30

EU climate targets require businesses to undertake rather complex industrial decarbonisation. This radical transformation in the way companies manufacture products and consume energy necessitates th...

Decarbonising steel: An interview with Andrew Purvis (World Steel Association)

by Simone Fant 15 JUL 2024 16:00

Steel is one of the materials with the highest carbon footprint in the world. For every tonne produced, two tonnes ofCO2 are released into the atmosphere. This is a critical climate balance, but one...

Three Perspectives on Mountains: MR51 Interviews

by Editorial Staff 11 JUL 2024 09:00

The Think Tank section of issue 51 of Renewable Matter, dedicated to the Mountain, features an all-female panel. We have once again brought together some of the most authoritative voices at the...

E.ON: How Energy Service Companies Can Become Community Organisers

by Emanuele Bompan 10 JUL 2024 13:30

In the age of the green transition, the core business of Energy Service Companies is expanding. Created to provide energy services and offer solutions for efficiency and usage management, some of th...

Garry Cooper: From Circular Economy to Quantum Computing, Collaboration is the Key to Success

by Giorgio Kaldor 09 JUL 2024 07:00

At Circularity 24, the leading circular economy conference in the United States, one of the central themes was collaboration as a tool for promoting sustainability and innovation. Among the spe...

The Evolving World of Energy Storage Systems

by Valeria Pagani 04 JUL 2024 14:00

Progetto Manifattura, the historic Trentino-based cleantech incubator, has been part of the birth of many companies in the renewable energy sector. However, few of these have achieved the same degre...