Anna Florianová (@IBOTCZ; @popecolIBOT), Institute of Botany of the Czech Academy of Sciences, describes her article: Climate-driven shifts in plant-soil feedback of a perennial grass species As the climate changes, scientists are becoming increasingly interested in how these shifts impact plant growth. Climate change does not only have direct effects on plants, but may also affect […]
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Despite the trillions of dollars pouring into the sustainability, Net Zero, carbon capture, and renewable energy sectors, a persistent climate denial narrative remains entrenched, especially in some developing nations. This resistance stems from a mix of economic dependency on fossil fuels, political interests, and misunderstanding of the benefits that come with transitioning to green technologies. […]
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Introduction In a landmark move to accelerate global climate action, the Climate Investment Funds (CIF) has launched its Capital Market Mechanism (CCMM), a groundbreaking initiative designed to raise up to $75 billion (£58 billion) for clean energy projects in developing countries. The scheme will issue investment-grade bonds listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE), aiming […]
Continue ReadingMinister Joubert led the Seychelles’ delegation at the COP16 event in Cali, Colombia. (Seychelles News Agency) Photo license (Seychelles News Agency) – The 16th United Nations Conference of the Parties (COP16) of the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD)7 was suspended early on November 2 after losing quorum, but not before reaching a historic agreement. The key […]
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Introduction The Netherlands has long been a leader in sustainability efforts, and its success in reducing food waste in supermarkets is no exception. A pioneering initiative, spearheaded by the Food Waste Free United Foundation and Wageningen University & Research, has seen food waste in Dutch supermarkets drop by an impressive 35% since it was first […]
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Introduction In an encouraging sign for the future of sustainable finance, U.S. green bond sales are poised to hit a new high, nearing $550 billion in 2024. This marks a significant leap from previous years, underscoring the growing commitment to environmental responsibility among both issuers and investors. As climate change becomes an ever more pressing […]
Continue ReadingSecond from left, Deputy Director General Jan Dusík of DG Climate Action, European Commission with representatives from the Netherlands, Sweden, Chile, Mexico, Germany, France and Tanzania at the launch of the joint statement in favour of Gender-Responsive Climate Action Several countries, including Chile, Colombia, Iceland, Mexico, Norway, Tanzania and the United States have agreed to […]
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Date: November 11, 2024 Punjab, Pakistan has taken drastic measures to combat the worsening smog crisis that has enveloped the region in recent days. In response to rising pollution levels and a surge in smog-induced illnesses, provincial authorities have imposed activity bans and early closures of businesses, while also closing schools to protect vulnerable populations, […]
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In the global race to combat climate change, carbon removal technologies are emerging as a critical tool in the fight against rising greenhouse gas emissions. One innovative solution making waves is “Carbon Casting,” a cutting-edge technology developed by Graphyte, a startup backed by notable investors, including Bill Gates. The technology, which aims to accelerate the […]
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In a groundbreaking move towards sustainable development, Hilton’s Hotel Marcel has become the first net-zero energy hotel in the United States, setting a new standard for the hospitality industry. Located in New Haven, Connecticut, this transformation is not just a leap for Hilton, but a significant milestone for the entire hotel industry as it grapples […]
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