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Campaigners take EU to court for “alarmingly off-track” climate targets

Campaigners take EU to court for “alarmingly off-track” climate targets

Campaigners from Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe and Global Legal Action Network (GLAN) have taken legal action against the EU, challenging its 2030 climate targets, which they claim violate international agreements.

NASA deploys underwater robots to monitor Antarctic ice melt

NASA deploys underwater robots to monitor Antarctic ice melt

NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory is advancing the development of IceNode, a fleet of autonomous underwater robots designed to explore and monitor the melting of Antarctic ice shelves from beneath the polar ice, providing critical data to predict global sea level rise.

UK Government unveils £4m AI project to slash teachers' workload

UK Government unveils £4m AI project to slash teachers' workload

A new initiative has been launched to help teachers reduce teachers' workload by increasing the efficiency of lesson planning and marking homework.

SME manufacturers risk falling behind due to digital transformation hurdles, warns Made Smarter

SME manufacturers risk falling behind due to digital transformation hurdles, warns Made Smarter

Confusion around digital transformation is causing hesitation and inefficiencies among SME manufacturers, Made Smarter says, as its new white paper highlights the critical steps needed to embrace technology and drive growth.

UK's first intercity battery train begins testing in the North

UK's first intercity battery train begins testing in the North

The UK has launched its landmark trial across the national rail network, marking a significant step in the journey towards decarbonisation.

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