The impact of industrial enterprises on the ecology of Merseyside
Liverpool's industrial enterprises have a significant impact on the city's environment, primarily through the waste generated by their operations. Despite attempts to minimise this...
Mills in Liverpool: history, features, connection with ecology
Public toilets are a familiar feature of modern society. People often don't even notice public conveniences, as we've all grown accustomed to modern comforts...
What Liverpool Engineers Have Invented for Plastic Recycling
So much has been said about the plastic crisis that it seems there’s nothing left to add. But a group of enthusiastic engineers is...
History of the Halewood car factory: from the small Ford Anglia to electric cars
Merseyside County is famous for its car factories, which are located not only in Liverpool. Thus, the plant in Halewood is known around the...
Domino factory in Liverpool: the epicentre of the printer ink business
A new factory opened in Liverpool in 2018. It belongs to a company that has been around for a long time. We are talking...
History of Liverpool’s water and sewage communications
The creation of efficient water supply systems has been one of the most important tasks of mankind since the dawn of civilization. The insufficiency...
Using artificial intelligence to monitor air pollution in Liverpool
Air pollution is one of the biggest environmental challenges facing modern cities, and Liverpool is no exception. Urbanisation, an increase in the number of...
Liverpool’s eco-friendly transport: a course for safety and comfort
Greening of transport is the most important direction of modern environmental policy. At the end of the last century, the concept of environmentally sustainable...
About “green building” in Liverpool
Liverpool is a beautiful and progressive city. It not only attracts tourists with its architectural landmarks but also impresses with its innovation. While Liverpool...
The Mersey Estuary: how the approach to shoreline protection and restoration is changing
For much of the 20th century, the Mersey Estuary was treated as an industrial utility rather than a living system. Its waters and coastal...