Tripling renewables globally by 2030 is doable, says new IEA report
These goals could reduce global emissions by 10 billion tonnes. Countries must implement key policy changes to enable the renewable transition.
Vietnam Farmers To Receive $40M In Carbon Credit Payments Through Low-Emission Rice Project
The project aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainable growth.
California sues ExxonMobil for ‘deceiving the public’ about plastic recycling
Only 9% of plastic is recycled globally; U.S. rate is 5%.
This elegant solution to expanding the grid costs half as much as building new power lines
The U.S. could easily double its long-distance transmission capacity.
Earth exceeds safe limits: First Planetary Health Check issues red alert
The inaugural Planetary Health Check Report reveals that Earth has exceeded six out of nine critical Planetary Boundaries, signaling a red alert for planetary health.
Cleantech Sector ‘Energized’ By U.S. Fed Rate Cut
Higher rates have made it more expensive to take out loans and get access to credit, slowing down investment in renewables.
The forgotten role of logistics in achieving net-zero
Logistics accounts for about 12% of global CO2 emissions.
Zero-emission commercial vehicle sales grow, but adoption lags outside China
More than 38,000 zero-emission trucks sold globally in the first half of 2024. Europe and the U.S. experience uneven adoption rates, with few sales in some countries.
Study charts how Earth’s global temperature has drastically changed over the past 485 million years, driven by CO₂
"The speed of warming puts species and ecosystems around the world at risk and is causing a rapid rise in sea level."
Cities Will Suffer Health and Infrastructure Crisis Under 3° C vs. 1.5° C Warming, With Low-income Cities Worst Impacted
Cities could see a 56% increase in heat wave occurrences under 3°C, leading to severe public health implications.
