A new electrochemical method turns carbon dioxide and alcohols into valuable chemicals on both sides of a single cell, using a sulfur-modified catalyst that improves efficiency and selectivity.

Addressing attendees, Minister Chikunga praised the SEE Factory as a tangible example of what can be achieved when society unites around inclusion.

SAO PAULO - The world has failed to meet its main climate change target of limiting the rise in global temperatures to 1.5 ...

Minister in the Presidency responsible for Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities, Sindisiwe Chikunga, has called on ...

Rachel Reeves is widely expected to announce broad tax increases in next month's budget, including some form of betting tax ...

Liberal leader Sussan Ley is on the brink of dumping the party's commitment to net zero to save her leadership, and the RBA ...