Magazine June 2018
Transform Magazine June 2018
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The shape of things to come
Drones are at the forefront of tackling some of the greatest environmental threats of our time, rapidly transforming scientific research across the world. Chris Seekings reports...
Utilities giant Severn Trent has been fined £350,000 for a pollution incident in the River Amber, Derbyshire.
Unfriend Coal’s campaign coordinator, Peter Bosshard, talks exclusively to TRANSFORM about the insurance industry’s progress in cutting its ties with coal
A sustainable food project’s mission to nourish a diverse group of young leaders is harvesting it a wide-reaching reputation. Huw Morris speaks to project founding member Jeanne Firth
Richard Tipper examines how earth-observing technologies could rewrite the future of farming
A science-based tool being used by the Manchester city region to assess its options in pursuing a zero-carbon goal could prove effective not only for other cities but also big companies, reports Catherine Early
Satellite imagery has uncovered a ‘supercolony’ of more than 1.5 million Adélie penguins nesting among a chain of remote Antartic islands, raising hope for a species that was thought to have been in decline for decades.
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