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NASA Administrator Bill Nelson visited Edinburgh University to meet staff and students and share insights about sustainability and space.

We caught up with the ECCI-backed entrepreneurs behind Novus, who have set out to make healthy water accessible all around the world, and reduce reliance on plastics.

Dr Philippa Parmiter, Scottish Carbon Capture and Storage Programme Manager, previews the SCCS Annual Conference on Tuesday 21 June.

Watch recordings of the plenary sessions from Sustainable Scotland Network's Spring Conference

The Carbon Scenario Tool Pathfinder project is a partnership between City of Edinburgh Council, ECCI, Scottish Cities Alliance and seven local authorities.

Ahead of the SSN Spring Conference, the Cabinet Secretary for Net Zero, Energy and Climate Change has written to all public sector Chief Executives to highlight new reporting duties.

Apply now for a placement opportunity with Scottish Environment, Food and Agriculture Research Institutions (SEFARI) Gateway. Open to all SAGES members.

ECCI seeks consultants to provide mentoring to a range of Scottish SMEs in taking steps to transition to a net zero.

Funding and development body sets out how it will use resources and influence to help the culture and creative sectors reduce their own emissions and adapt to climate change.

ECCI Director, Professor Dave Reay, explains how the Climate Emergency Skills Action Plan is empowering students and creating a brighter future for Scotland.

Scottish Enterprise and Highlands and Islands Enterprise have teamed up with 50 Scottish economic development agencies, including ECCI, to help companies calculate lifetime carbon savings.

New plans detail how the UK education sector is to become a world leader in climate change by 2030, as part of the launch of the government’s flagship Sustainability and Climate Change Strategy.