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High costs, local opposition and technical issues threaten the viability of the EU’s multi-billion euro gamble on CCS to decarbonise heavy industry.

Rumours earlier this year suggest the company is working on both multiplayer and single-player Far Cry projects.

The West Australian government says rising concerns for Aboriginal heritage in the state's north will not derail a landmark hydrogen plant.

Western Australia's Pilbara Ports Authority is looking into the potential use of "clean" ammonia as a lower-emissions marine fuel.

The Russia-Ukraine war has caused a widespread food and fertilizer shortage, with prices hovering around record highs. However, robust federal spending policies are expected to improve the supply chain bottleneck. So, amid the strong demand for food and fertilizers, we think the stocks of quality fertilizer companies Nutrien (NTR), Yara…

Europe is at a crossroads. Amid the war in Ukraine, can the continent wean itself off Russian gas? An energy transition is underway, but the alternatives could lock countries into dirty fossil fuels for years to come. We take a closer look in this edition of Down to Earth.

Scientists have issued a stark warning: chemical pollution has officially exceeded the limits safe for humans and the planet. The ocean, which has become a dumping ground for a cocktail of toxic pollutants, is bearing the brunt of this pollution. We take a closer look in this edition of Down…

UK announces new aviation sanctions against Russia and investigates plane at Farnborough

An ammonium nitrate company in the Pilbara claims multiple releases of process effluent from its plant on the Burrup Peninsula pose "no risk to people or the flora and fauna of the surrounding environment."