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The Circular Critical Materials Supply Chains (CLIMATES) Programme contains a series of reports across five key themes.

The bank is exiting The Net-Zero Banking Alliance (NZBA), a global initiative supporting banks working on enacting the Paris Agreement.

The programme at Hinkley Point C will help those who have a career break return to employment.

Calls to help shape a materials roadmap for nuclear fission in the UK.

The Mineral Products Association say the reforms could trigger shortages in aggregates and damage growth.

The proposed standard will be for fibre-reinforced concrete (FRC) and ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC) under stress.

Novel materials reportedly address the challenge of balancing protection and comfort in medical clothing.

EarthScale, a UK network of regional hubs, seeks to help climate tech ventures scale up from prototype to scalable production.

A large-scale industry trial will be undertaken on how best to incorporate reuse in Wales' Deposit Return Scheme (DRS).

Ten commercial-scale green hydrogen projects hope to boost job prospects.

The Board will oversee the implementation of tailings standards.

Environmental conditions are factored into a machine learning model.

The Mining Remediation Authority has completed essential safety work at the former Morton Colliery site in Derbyshire.

Around 200 oil and gas workers in Aberdeenshire will be offered tailored support and funding.

Solar cells with thinner active layers show greater resistance to the harsh conditions in space, find researchers in Kazakhstan.

Four Members and Fellows of IOM3 have joined the Royce Strategic Advisory Board.

The University of Sheffield is to head up a project to speed up sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production.

Hertha Metals says it has validated a single-step process that is cheaper, more energy efficient and as scalable as conventional methods.