Stuart Mitchell is an author with a focus on energy and mining, climate change, and environmental issues. He explores themes of sustainability, renewable energy, and climate policy, contributing to a wide range of publications including Left Foot Forward, The Scotsman, and BBC News. His work has also been featured in industry-specific outlets such as the Journal of Sustainable Tourism and Global Finance Herald.
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By: Stuart Mitchell
From drought-stricken farmland in Bangladesh to shrinking freshwater reserves in Asia and growing concerns about water quality in North America, signs of growing pressure on the world's water resources are becoming harder to ignore. Climate change is making droughts longer and more severe in some regions. Floods are damaging water infrastructure in others. Conflict, population growth and rising
The unique opportunities and challenges faced by in-house teams is the focus of The One Club for Creativity’s upcoming BRAND-SIDE 2026 conference, taking place September 30-October 1 at the Hyatt Centric in downtown Nashville. The two-day conference features sessions for both experienced in-house leaders and those new to working at a brand. The event focuses
By: Stuart Mitchell
As brands pour ever more of their marketing budgets into social and creator content, new research from WARC warns that this strategy alone will not scale growth. The Pace Principle 2.0 finds that social and creator marketing – for all its speed and cultural relevance – hits three structural ceilings that no amount of additional
By: Stuart Mitchell
Carbon management platform Zevero has appointed Nick Donoghue as global Head of Product. Based in London, Nick brings nearly two decades of experience in corporate sustainability, supply chain management, and product development. As Zevero continues its rapid global expansion, he will be responsible for leading product development and accelerating innovation to meet growing client and
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Unity Trust Bank’s half year results show its customer base reached a record high of over 11,800 while deposits surpassed £2bn for the first time. Organisations choosing business banking with Unity supported £155.7m in new lending in the first six months of 2026 – up seven per cent from the same period last year. Almost
By: Stuart Mitchell
Fidra Energy (“Fidra”), a European battery energy storage system (BESS) platform headquartered in Edinburgh and backed by EIG and the National Wealth Fund, today announces it has reached financial close on its West Burton C battery energy storage project in Nottinghamshire. Building on the successful financing and construction of its Thorpe Marsh project in South
By: Stuart Mitchell
Westbrook Racing by Visit Angola, in collaboration with the European Space Agency (ESA) and EOMAP, has released the latest findings from its environmental monitoring programme conducted around the UIM E1 World Championship event in Monaco. The report represents the third deployment of the Team's satellite-based environmental monitoring initiative following assessments at Lake Como and Dubrovnik.
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The One Club for Creativity announced the global jury for the first Young Ones “Get Out the Vote” brief competition, a new free global challenge calling on undergraduate college students around the world to come up with campaigns to drive voter participation. As the world’s leading nonprofit organization whose mission is to support the global creative
By: Stuart Mitchell
In July 2026, prolonged hot and dry conditions in western Europe led to the spread and intensification of extreme wildfires. The month also saw the highest sea surface temperature (SST) ever recorded for July across the extra-polar oceans, partly fuelled by developing El Niño conditions in the equatorial Pacific, as reported by Copernicus Climate Change
By 2030 only 83% of GB electricity generation will be produced by clean power as defined under CP2030, with the 95% Clean Power target unlikely to be achieved until 2035. While generation from clean power sources has risen steadily in recent years, increasing from 68% in 2020 to 74% by the end of 2025, deployment
