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The world is now entering a new age of Nuclear Power which is being escalated by the promise of ‘untold benefits’ via the rapid development and deployment of AI (artificial

Being born in 1960’s Britain, the importance and legacy of industrialisation was all around – and as a result was mainly taken for granted. There was no doubt that there

Why we should always keep an open mind and ask questions. I recently became aware of some research that had been undertaken by a US engineer (Roman Bystrianyk) several decades

With governments internationally running increasingly higher deficits, the solutions reside in three scenarios: Reduce government expenditure Increase tax incomes Sell assets Traditional industrial economies such as the u.k have witnessed

We have been told by politicians and governments for many years that renewable energy and electrification of transport will provide us all with ‘cheap’ power? The transition to renewable energy

Whilst there are many sources of data relating to ‘Earth’s Energy Budget’, these quantities and values of solar radiation and its various pathways enabling absorption, emission and reflection to and

Historically, Carbon and CO2 remain the principal terms of reference regarding climate change due to the association of hydrocarbon fuel utilisation and the resulting negative climatic warming effects. The result

Many people will have been recently aware via most international media sources that a sudden and large increase in ocean surface water has been recorded since this March (2023) and

It was disclosed only a few months ago that the U.K’s future flagship  electric car battery manufacturer ‘British Volt’ was to close – even before opening due to lack of

It is true that the most valuable resources are the resources that you don’t use – and for businesses, reducing consumption of electricity and water is both good for profit

Currently in the UK and indeed many other nations we are experiencing higher energy and fuel costs, along with other rising costs for our food producers such as fertilizer and

The mercury topped 40 degrees in the UK in July 2022. With record-breaking rates continuing to surpass each other every year, the country was issued its first ever red weather

Since the dawn of time, humans have been transporting water in order to sustain life. It’s not always been pretty or easy, and technology has undeniably played a huge part

Burning fuel has always come at a high price to the planet. Are we finally seeing it now that it’s hitting our pockets?

In the midst of a number of huge challenges facing humans at present – regardless of who is to blame – there is one overwhelming and unfortunately,

If you’re looking for a sustainable way to Save Water, protect the Environment and Save Money, here’s a countdown of the 10 Best Ways to Save Farm Water…

World Water Day, on 22 March every year, is about focusing attention on the importance of water. The World Water Day 2020 them

The problem with having such a super reliable product such as the Papa Pump is that you rarely hear from your customers. Many customers have installed their

For the many decades that I have been involved/interested in energy and the climate, one aspect has always troubled me.

Have you or your livestock suffered from lack of mains water due to frozen pipes and damaged pumps?

If you don’t have access to mains water, or you wish to save money by moving off mains water, you may well have considered a borehole.

Britain has led the way in promising to cut its greenhouse gas emissions to zero carbon by 2050, a laudable ambition to counteract climate