Ten years on: Are raw material criticality assessments making more sense?
China’s role in the UK energy transition: from mine to technology
Critical Minerals in the ASEAN region: assessing opportunities and risks
Resilience of Critical Minerals Supply Chains
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In China, and across the world, the governance of rural living environments is a key step on the road to economic development. An estimated 880 million people live...
Tracking material flows and calculating the efficiency of material systems are key steps for providing goods and services with less material input.
To meet climate mitigation targets whilst also increasing wellbeing, deploying low-carbon electricity systems developing countries is critical.
New report from Systemiq outlines how to create a planet positive chemical industry which facilitates global sustainability.
Heating and cooling systems in buildings account for 31% of global energy use. Many of these systems are regulated by Rule Based Controllers (RBCs) that neither maximise energy...
Materials are essential for creating the systems used in everyday life, yet, manufacturing materials emits large quantities of greenhouse gases (GHG). Emissions from material production have been estimated...
Secure housing is core to the Sustainable Development Goals and a fundamental human right. However, potential conflicts between housing and sustainability objectives remain under-researched. We explore the impact...
Globally, road pavement networks generate significant economic investment and environmental impact during the construction, maintenance, and operation of road infrastructure. It is a sustainability requirement to reduce pavement...
Traceability information systems in food supply chains can suffer from information loss, and this can cause food safety crises and economic downturns around the world. Information loss happens...
