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'Although the media hasn't yet recognised this, acting on climate change is about avoiding a global war over food shortage' - The role of metal forming in a world with zero emissions. Read Professor Allwood's ICTP2023 plenary lecture. uselessgroup.org/about-us/blog/…

New paper! 🚨"Technology to the Rescue?" We look at the range of different UK Net Zero scenarios, the need for greater emphasis on efficiency & sufficiency and the challenge of relying solely on new technology for decarbonisation doi.org/10.1016/j.erss…

'It is true that some scrap exports are contaminated by elements like copper or tin that make recycling harder. Julian Allwood at Cambridge university says that is partly because defunct cars, say, are shredded, essentially bonding together different metals in the process.'

Do you have a research interest in #sustainable metal production and global warming? Join our upcoming scientific meeting at the Royal Society in London: ow.ly/C89t50QaGkN

The oil and gas industry need to let go of the "illusion" that carbon capture technology is a solution to climate change!! - Fatih Birol

How much steel and cement can we supply within a Paris-compliant carbon budget? A new study shows that feasible supply may fall short of expected global demand. 国立環境研究所, Engineering Dept, Resource Efficiency Collective, UK FIRES 🌍 nature.com/articles/s4146…

Interesting counter view by MAGGIE PAGANO: Britain should lead a global revolution in steelmaking thismon.ee/a/12992943 via @ThisIsMoney

🚨 Upcoming event 🚨 We'll be in Cambridge on 29th Feb exploring why it's important to reduce the amount we fly, and how to do it. Speakers: Julian Allwood of UK FIRES 🌍 Ian Ralls, Cambridge FoE Tom Bragg, Cambridge Carbon Footprint Anna Hughes, Flight Free UK Register: tickettailor.com/events/flightf…

On the lineup: Julian Allwood of UK FIRES 🌍 Ian Ralls from Cambridge FoE Tom Bragg from Cambridge Carbon Footprint Anna Hughes of Flight Free UK Katie from Kuoni Cambridge We are looking forward to an evening of information and inspiration! Register now: tickettailor.com/events/flightf…

We'll be in Cambridge at the end of the month with our event, Travel, flying and the climate crisis. Come along at 6.45pm on 29th Feb or join online: tickettailor.com/events/flightf… Speakers from Cambridge FoE Cambridge Carbon Footprint UK FIRES 🌍 Kuoni Cambridge

It's not too late to get a ticket for our event happening TONIGHT: tickettailor.com/events/flightf… An evening packed with information and inspiration, with speakers from Cambridge sharing their knowledge & insight on how to address the climate crisis UK FIRES 🌍 Cambridge FoE Cambridge Carbon Footprint

I’m looking forward to tomorrow’s special events with Prof Julian Allwood UK FIRES 🌍 Cambridge University & ProfessorPrice Centre for Sustainability,Equality& Climate Action Join us for ‘Precious Resources: Transdisciplinary approaches, opportunities & low-risk pathways to net zero’ & share info! events.humanitix.com/precious-resou…

Massive thank you to Prof. Julian Allwood Cambridge University UK FIRES 🌍 for outstanding contributions to @SECA #RIED events on #NetZero #Industry #energytransition #transdisciplinarity #Sustainability #climateAction + big thanks to Beatrice Smyth & Ingrid Hess for fab inputs to panel

UK breakthrough could slash emissions from cement bbc.in/4dU5jLt

Cambridge engineers have developed a potential solution for one of our biggest decarbonisation challenges: concrete. Concrete produces three times as much carbon as aviation, but low-emission concrete could be transformative for the transition to net zero. Find out more 👇

In a world first, engineers from the University of Cambridge have shown that cement can be recycled without the same steep cost to the environment as making it from scratch. rte.ie/b/1450688

In a world first, engineers from Britain's University of Cambridge have shown that cement can be recycled without the same steep cost to the environment as making it from scratch forbesindia.com/article/lifes/…

Nature research paper: Electric recycling of Portland cement at scale go.nature.com/44PLXmJ