
#110 London: Boosting Biodiversity
London is the world’s first national park city, with about 50% green coverage of its surface area. This is a legacy of the public and

London is the world’s first national park city, with about 50% green coverage of its surface area. This is a legacy of the public and

For millions of years spiders have been spinning naturally occurring proteins into an incredibly strong and durable silk. By studying the anatomy of these arachnids,

Since the end of the Heroic Age of Antarctic Exploration, humanity has focused its activities in the southern continent on science and research. To do

Preparation is currently underway for installation of one of the world’s longest fibre optic communications cables. Survey vessels are circumnavigating the entire coast of Africa

Why do we build? Why develop society? And who reaps the benefit? In this episode we look at the new interest the construction industry is

In a field a few miles southwest of the city of Lexington in Kentucky, a sheep is quietly grazing in the shade. This is a

In 2019/20 an estimated 693,000 workers in Great Britain sustained a non-fatal injury at work in Great Britain. The figure, which comes from the Office

What is Net Zero? And how can we get there? Can we mitigate the damage of three centuries of fossil fuel-powered industrialisation, with three decades

Every two years the Peak District hosts ‘Hillhead’ in a disused quarry. It is the largest event for the Quarrying, Construction and Recycling industries. It

Along the west coast of Scotland lies a chain of island communities where fishing and farming have been a way of life for thousands of

This is the third and final episode of our three-part special looking at the delivery of megaprojects. In this episode we examine the lessons learned

For the 100th episode of Engineering Matters we bring you this three-part special looking at the delivery of a megaproject. In this second episode, we