There have been discussions regarding High Speed Two (HS2) for more than a decade, yet opinions are still divided.

The UK has a target of achieving zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, making investing in renewable resources an essential practice.

The UK has committed to reaching a target of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. The focus and use of renewable energy consumption has been increasing at a steady pace over the last decade.

The term ‘drone’ relates to any unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) or a remotely piloted aircraft system (RPA). The most commonly understood definition of a drone refers to a UAV that is directed by

Oil is the world’s most popular source of energy, being responsible for more than one-third of energy production. Used to create gasoline, diesel, tar and more, oil is heavily relied on; even with the greater focus being placed on renewable energy resources.

The Chernobyl disaster occurred on Saturday 26th April 1986 when a safety test caused nuclear reactor number 4 to overheat, resulting in an explosion and fire that burned for approximately nine days.

With a commitment to achieve a target of energy production with zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, the UK is investing in renewable energy production methods.

Over 5,000 aircraft are in flight throughout peak operational times per day. Hearing a plane fly overhead is such a common occurrence it is easy to forget how complicated it can be to make a plane airborne.

Rechargeable lithium-ion batteries are utilised within a range of modern technologies, from phones and laptops through to car batteries.

Over the years, the world has refined the extraction and use of natural resources. As the demand for these resources has continued to increase every year, so has the importance of finding sustainable alternatives.