Even if local weather change and world warming usually are not in your thoughts this festive season, the planet will stay in the information for excessive climate occasions. Though globally, there’s a motion to make massive firms, governments, and policymakers extra delicate to ecology, as people, we will all suppose of doing a bit bit …
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A new high-level coalition for clean energy – The Green Grids Initiative, was announced today at the Glasgow climate summit. It will bring together a group of governments, legislators and international organisations, business leaders, researchers and citizen groups to accelerate the construction of the new infrastructure needed for a world powered by clean energy. The Green …
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Picture Credit: Claire McLoughlin, TRU student and co-founder of Friendly CompostingPhoto provided by Friendly Composting Thompson Rivers University’s mission of sustainability is carried out through the meaningful and impactful work of its students, including Claire McLoughlin, entrepreneur and co-founder of Friendly Composting. Knowing full well that the well-being of current and future generations is shaped …
Since June 2021, Toyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM) has been 100 percent carbon neutral in terms of renewable energy. This comprises TKM’s Bidadi production unit as well as eight on-site suppliers. In the first six months of FY2022, this performance resulted in carbon offsets totalling 16,635.54 tonnes. Toyota established the “Toyota Environment Challenge 2050” in 2015. …
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In 2014, before the Paris climate agreement, the world was on track to heat up nearly 4 degrees Celsius (7.2 degrees Fahrenheit) by the end of the century, an outcome widely seen as catastrophic. Today, thanks to rapid growth in clean energy, humanity has started to bend the emissions curve. Current policies put us on pace for …
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