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Industry news Hoa Phat starts Dung Quat phase-three solar project Hoa Phat Dung Quat has commenced phase three of its rooftop solar project at the Dung... Kallanish — Steel & Scrap · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Trasteel nearing Magona leasing deal: sources Swiss trading company Trasteel is set to sign a lease agreement for the coil processing facility... Kallanish — Steel & Scrap · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Primetals to upgrade Wugang CSP line to HSM China’s Wuhan Iron &amp; Steel has joined hands with Primetals Technology for the upgrade of its... Kallanish — Steel & Scrap · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Coking coal spurs steel futures to rise Chinese rebar and hot-rolled coil futures fell by more than 1% at one point on Tuesday... Kallanish — Steel & Scrap · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Tata Nederland ordered to remove residual slag soil Dutch authorities have ordered Tata Steel Nederland to carry out additional soil removal at a slag... Kallanish — Steel & Scrap · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Guangxi Guigang hot tests upgraded longs production line Guangxi Guigang Iron and Steel has hot tested its upgraded composite bar and wire rod production... Kallanish — Steel & Scrap · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Regional ore shifts pressure south India DRI: Special Report Regional shifts in India's iron ore production are raising raw material costs for merchant direct reduced... Kallanish — Steel & Scrap · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Pangang Vanadium to reduce sinter capacity China’s Pangang Group Steel &amp; Vanadium Co. has decided to phase out an old sintering machine... Kallanish — Steel & Scrap · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Lengshuijiang Bohua commissions welded pipe production lines Lengshuijiang Bohua Metal Products has put four straight seam welded steel pipe production lines into operation... Kallanish — Steel & Scrap · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Yancoal Australia records higher met coal sales Coal miner Yancoal Australia’s metallurgical coal sales rose 41% quarter-on-quarter to 1.8 million tonnes in the... Kallanish — Steel & Scrap · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Australia launches AD probe into Taiwanese flat bars Australia's Anti-Dumping Commission has launched Investigation No. 705 into alleged dumping of steel flat bars imported... Kallanish — Steel & Scrap · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Summit Steel launches inventory sales of GX steel Japanese steel trading company Summit Steel has begun stocking and selling GX Steel products, aiming to... Kallanish — Steel & Scrap · 21 Jul 2026 Council news Search results - Dudley Council Dudley Council · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news 'Untapped potential': Is the answer to the energy transition hiding beneath our feet? New report from the Energy Transmissions Commission explores how different geothermal technologies could play a 'much larger' role in accelerating the energy transition, if the right policy support and investment is provided BusinessGreen · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Loganair inks order for five electric planes from Beta Technologies Electric aircraft set to take flight from 2029, making Loganair the first commercial operator in Europe to offer electric routes BusinessGreen · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Loganair inks order for five electric planes from Beta Technologies - BusinessGreen BusinessGreen — waste topic · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Study reveals 'concerning rise' in alleged human rights abuses linked to transition mineral mining Business and Human Rights Centre raises 'serious questions' about some of China's investments in critical mineral projects BusinessGreen · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Vertical Aerospace explores potential UK factory sites for its electric air taxis Aviation start-up announces £10m in government funding, alongside 'broad package of support' to help kick start production of its electric aircraft in the UK BusinessGreen · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news McDonald’s cleared by ad watchdog after ‘junk food’ probe The ad was passed by TV advertising clearance body Clearcast, which decided that it did not include a product high in fat, salt or sugar, and so did not fall under the restrictions for ‘less healthy’ foods The Grocer — sustainability · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Research shows small businesses risk leaving Simpler Recycling preparations too late Thousands of small businesses could be at risk by leaving preparations for Simpler Recycling too late, according to new research conducted by Hills Waste Solutions. The survey of small businesses in the Westcountry, found that organisations employing fewer than 10 people remain largely unprepared for the introduction of Simpler Recycling legislation on 31 March 2027, despite widespread support ... Hub-4 (bulk handling & recycling) · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news New Powerful Develon Machines and Safety Solutions at steinexpo Develon continues to develop construction machinery that achieves industry-leading performance in various classes and numerous applications. In addition, thanks to fully electronic hydraulic systems, digitalized machine controls and AI-supported safety features, these products significantly reduce the workload on operators and protect workers in the machines&amp;rsquo; working environment. The … Hub-4 (bulk handling & recycling) · 21 Jul 2026 Research & science The birth of a field through a marriage of scales: urban meteorological modeling meets regional climate modeling Urban meteorological modeling and regional climate modeling developed largely independently, with each discipline addressing different aspects of atmospheric processes across space and time. In this review, I show that urban climate modeling did not arise as a simple scaling extension of urban meteorological modeling or an add-on to regional climate modeling, but instead emerged through the sel… Environmental Research Letters (IOP) · 21 Jul 2026 Research & science GEDI observations of foliar height diversity track regrowth trends in the humid tropical forests of the Democratic Republic of Congo The humid tropical forests of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) cover 1.15 million km2 and are highly biodiverse but under threat. The European Union Tropical Moist Forest (TMF) Landsat-based forest cover monitoring product reports that >25% of DRC forests experienced deforestation and degradation in the last 30 years. The NASA Global Ecosystem Dynamics Investigation (GEDI) is the first sp… Environmental Research Letters (IOP) · 21 Jul 2026 Research & science Earth’s dimming mirror: cloud contraction and the rise of albedo governance Earth has reflected progressively less solar radiation since the start of the satellite era (1979), amplifying the planetary energy imbalance. Satellite analyses attribute the trend primarily to circulation-driven contraction of reflective cloud regimes, whereas process-based studies emphasize surface reflectivity changes. We argue that these perspectives are dynamically linked: as cloud cover … Environmental Research Letters (IOP) · 21 Jul 2026 Research & science Opposing effects of vegetation structural and physiological changes on future flash drought risk in East China China is a global hotspot of both flash drought and vegetation change. However, how vegetation responses to rising CO2 levels will influence the characteristics of future flash droughts remains largely unquantified. Using a high-resolution land surface model, this study utilized sensitivity experiments to quantify the independent contributions of leaf area index (LAI) changes and CO2-induced ph… Environmental Research Letters (IOP) · 21 Jul 2026 Research & science Beyond localized hotspots: hazard connectivity in spatially compound rainfall-coastal storm events Compound flooding is commonly assessed through the co-occurrence of multiple hazards at a single location. However, extreme weather systems can also generate simultaneous impacts across geographically separated regions, creating systemic challenges for emergency response and risk management. Here, we investigate spatially compound rainfall-coastal storm events along the ∼1600 km Spanish Mediter… Environmental Research Letters (IOP) · 21 Jul 2026 Research & science Does hydrogenotrophic methanogenesis occur in seagrass beds? Insights from whole-ecosystem stable isotope labelling Seagrass beds are blue carbon ecosystems; however, they release methane (CH4), a potent greenhouse gas. Although likely important, the influence of primary production on methanogenic pathways remains understudied. We labelled intact seagrass-sediment cores and in situ seagrass beds with 13C-dissolved inorganic carbon (13C-DIC) to trace the transfer to 13C-CH4 over a short (<24 h) and long (35 d… Environmental Research Letters (IOP) · 21 Jul 2026 Research & science Senior Academic, Research and Teaching Promotions 2025–26 - UCL | University College London UCL News · 21 Jul 2026 Research & science How ultra-processed food firms are using the courts to obstruct health rules - UCL | University College London UCL News · 21 Jul 2026 Research & science The AI influencers promising to make middle-aged women young again - UCL | University College London UCL News · 21 Jul 2026 Policy & government June 2026-Michigan College Credit for Apprenticeships Resolution (1) - State of Michigan (.gov) Michigan EGLE · 21 Jul 2026 Council news Caerphilly - Caerphilly County Borough Council Caerphilly Council · 21 Jul 2026 Council news Planning appeal hearing Land south of Warren Lane, Hurst Green - Tandridge District Council Tandridge Council · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Council chiefs urge Rayner to reset local government reorganisation - localgov.co.uk LocalGov · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news NASA is flying planes into wildfires to try and figure out how they make their own thunderstorms Clouds from wildfires can create firenadoes and produce thousands of lightning strikes that generate even more fires The Independent — Climate · 21 Jul 2026 Council news Freedom of Information Request - Fife Council Fife Council · 21 Jul 2026 Policy & government Section 840: Sign supports - Mass.gov Massachusetts DEP · 21 Jul 2026 Council news Browse meetings - Worthing Licensing and Control Committee - Adur & Worthing Councils Adur Council · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Crème Brûlée Pie - McDonald's McDonald's UK newsroom · 21 Jul 2026 Industry news Tokyo urges men to wear shorts to work, but women say it's 'leg hair harassment' The Tokyo Metropolitan Government wants workers to ditch the suit and tie for t-shirts, trainers - and shorts. 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