Due to hazardous pollution, authorities in New Delhi ordered primary schools to close on Saturday and instructed schools to suspend outdoor activities for older students. The reason is that the air in the world’s most polluted capital had become a serious health risk. Every winter, filthy smog forms over the Indian capital. Cold, heavy air …
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The Australian Corporate Watchdog penalized an energy company for ‘greenwashing.’ In short, that means the company got fined because they exaggeratedly claimed about their environmentally friendly investments. Shorter said – the company lied. Tlou Energy was fined $34,600.03 by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission for making statements that its electricity would be carbon-neutral and …
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A consortium of global energy and shipping companies announced that they will start with a carbon capturing system onboard. It should be a two-year project to construct and evaluate a carbon capture system onboard an oil tanker. The owner of the oil tanker is the shipping company Stena Bulk. According to a joint press release, …
The war in Ukraine threatens the climate. Also, the resulting energy crisis is the factor that threatens the climate goals. Some say it posed an existential threat to countries’ climate plans. It is difficult to keep up the sustainability in such hard times when fuel became more important than climate. The truth is that the …
Energy waste is not good. Pilling waste won’t lead us to save climate But, using waste to make energy is good. It’s more than good – it’s preferable to be practiced more. Did you know that an average European “produces” 4.8 tons of garbage from all sources? According to the Eurostat data, 39,2% of trash …
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Swiss-based food giant Nestle is to stop buying supplies from Astra Agro Lestari and its subsidiaries. This is after environmental groups accused the Indonesian company of land and human rights abuses. Astra Agro Lestari (AAL) is a major Indonesian palm oil producer. Nestle decided to exclude Astra Agro Lestari and its three subsidiaries from their …
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International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) has started global talks to bring about a consensus or aviation climate pact on reducing airline emissions. ICAO is United Nations specialized agency. It meets every three years. The airline sector, the same as the overall global economy, had suffered severely due to the pandemic. And now the global rise …
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Decades of intensive agriculture in Britain caused their arable soils to lose more than half of their carbon from the overall soil structure. Also, the country faces with downhill in the numbers of agricultural species. Thus, the revolution in growing food is a matter of life. Sustainable agriculture in growing food is a must. The …
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The U.S. Energy Department issued a plan to implement the government strategy for boosting the production and use of green airplane fuel, or SAF (sustainable aviation fuel). Exactly twelve months ago, the administration of U.S. president Joseph Biden announced that the government intends to provide a minimum of 3 billion gallons of SAF annually by …
U.S. drafts strategy to promote sustainable aviation fuel SAF Read More »
British power generator Drax signed an initial memorandum of understanding with U.S. carbon finance firm Respira International. Drax will sell approximately 2 million carbon removal credits from its proposed biomass projects in the United States. Drax has developed technology to capture and store emissions from its power plants. Its plants burn wood-based biomass pellets in …
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