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Fresh £33m investment for UK-made low carbon inhalers

Fresh £33m investment for UK-made low carbon inhalers

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Fresh £33m investment for UK-made low carbon inhalers

It is expected to create 40 jobs and safeguard 218 existing jobs across Kindeva Drug Delivery’s sites in Clitheroe and Loughborough

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Heatwave and strike put strain on NHS

Heatwave and strike put strain on NHS

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Heatwave and strike put strain on NHS

The hot weather is projected to have more people fall ill, either with heat stroke, heart failure and respiratory issues

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Blue lights turned green with £77m

Blue lights turned green with £77m

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Blue lights turned green with £77m

Emergency services will receive the funding from government to quash the sector’s carbon footprint

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Countries consider banning ‘forever chemicals’ to curb pollution

Countries consider banning ‘forever chemicals’ to curb pollution

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Countries consider banning ‘forever chemicals’ to curb pollution

Forever chemicals don’t break down in either the environment or human bodies and can be found in a range of daily products

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Single-use items make up 68% of NHS’ carbon footprint

Single-use items make up 68% of NHS’ carbon footprint

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Single-use items make up 68% of NHS’ carbon footprint

Out of possible operations, knee replacements were revealed to produce the most carbon emissions

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‘Climate change is causing a jump in microscopic diseases’

‘Climate change is causing a jump in microscopic diseases’

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‘Climate change is causing a jump in microscopic diseases’

As mosquitoes thrive, so do diseases such as dengue and chikungunya, the WHO has said

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Scotland bans anaesthetic that damages environment

Scotland bans anaesthetic that damages environment

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Scotland bans anaesthetic that damages environment

It’s become the first country to make the move

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Antibiotics created by bacteria in the ocean?

Antibiotics created by bacteria in the ocean?

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Antibiotics created by bacteria in the ocean?

Listen to this week’s podcast to learn how this could be the answer to quashing pharmaceutical emissions

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Net Hero Podcast – water the blue frontier?

Net Hero Podcast – water the blue frontier?

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Net Hero Podcast – water the blue frontier?

As science unlocks the potential for oceans and seas to help us on the net zero pathway, what protection do we need for the planet?

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UN backs project to remove mercury from skin products

UN backs project to remove mercury from skin products

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UN backs project to remove mercury from skin products

The chemical is commonly used in skin lightening products and is harmful to health and the planet

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UN: Healthcare pollution could be the real killer

UN: Healthcare pollution could be the real killer

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UN: Healthcare pollution could be the real killer

Pollution from various industries could lead to 10 million deaths a year by 2050, its latest report reveals

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‘Net zero could bring 2m more years of life’

‘Net zero could bring 2m more years of life’

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‘Net zero could bring 2m more years of life’

How would a net zero world improve our health?

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