Climate
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Scientists discover new material to capture CO2 emissions more effectively from the atmosphere
Scientists have discovered a new porous material that can effectively capture and store significant amounts of greenhouse gases, including carbon dioxide and sulphur hexafluoride, aiding in the fight against climate change. The material, developed with strong binding molecules, offers a technology-driven solution to combat the…
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The UK government imposes new sustainable aviation fuel targets on flights taking off from the UK
The UK government has mandated that all flights taking off from the UK must use 10% sustainable aviation fuel by 2030 as part of the Jet Zero Strategy. This move aims to reduce carbon emissions and support the production of sustainable aviation fuel while creating…
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Methane-eating microbe developed by California startup can save the world from global warming emissions
A California startup, Windfall Bio, has developed a methane-eating microbe to address methane emissions from agricultural activities, which contribute significantly to global warming. The microbe can be deployed in large methane-producing operations and offers a potential solution to reducing methane emissions in the global atmosphere.
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Could e-fuel drive sustainability in transportation? This Gates-backed startup is making it happen
A Gates-backed startup in California, Infinium, is producing e-fuel, derived from water and CO2, as a sustainable solution for aviation and trucking emissions. Major players like Amazon and American Airlines have already shown interest.
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Ten countries, including three European countries, now produce over 97% of their energy through renewable sources
Ten countries, including three in Europe, now meet over 97% of their energy needs from renewable sources, contributing to global warming control targets. Major economies lag, but some US states excel. Global renewable electricity production is at 25.97%, prompting the need for more investments.
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World’s first clean ammonia-powered container ship to reduce CO2 emissions by 11,000 tons annually
Yara International’s subsidiary, Yara Clean Ammonia, and North Sea Container Line have joined forces to launch the world’s first ammonia-powered container ship, Yara Eyde. This innovative vessel is set to significantly reduce carbon dioxide emissions in the shipping industry, supporting global net-zero targets and sustainable…
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New battery technology promises crucial advancements in future electric vehicle usage
New Lithium Metal Battery (LMBs) technology is expected to offer electric vehicles (EVs) a potential range of up to 700 miles, addressing the core challenge of range. Researchers at India’s Tata Institute of Fundamental Research have developed this solution to enhance safety and durability in…
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Liverpool to generate clean energy for 1 million homes sufficient for 120 years
Liverpool is building the world’s largest tidal power system in River Mersey, aiming to power 1 million homes for 120 years, reducing reliance on unsustainable energy sources. This innovative project is expected to contribute to achieving the global sustainability goals launched by the United Nations.
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WEF’s Biodiversity Credits Initiative raising $711bn to fund the reversal of biodiversity loss takes root
The World Economic Forum’s Biodiversity Credits Initiative aims to address the irreversible decline of natural resources and biodiversity. With a funding goal of $711 billion annually by 2030, businesses can purchase biodiversity credits from the market to support biodiversity improvements.
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The UK Government regulates all developers to achieve a 10% net gain in biodiversity
The UK Government mandates a 10% net gain in biodiversity for all developers, encompassing real estate, roads, railways, and solar farms. This involves avoiding biodiversity destruction, creating new wildlife habitats, and maintaining them for a minimum of 30 years.