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Major Investors Urge Government Support for $275 Trillion Clean Energy Opportunity
2023-09-21
Global Survey: 68% Prefer Solar Energy Over Fossil Fuels
2023-09-17
Novo Holdings Increases Investment in Renewable Energy Amidst Challenges
2023-09-14
Rising Doubts in Europe: Balancing Climate Action and Economic Realities
2023-09-10
Extreme Heat Poses a Growing Risk to Global Fuel Supplies
2023-09-10
Many Top Nordic Companies Struggle with ESG and Environmental Reporting
A recent study shows that Scandinavian countries, known for their environmental consciousness, might
Sweden's Major Step: Investing 800 Million SEK to Transform Energy Planning
The government plans to spend about 800 million Swedish Kronor to better manage our energy use.
Australia Faces Lawsuit Over Climate Risk Disclosure in Bonds: Investors' Awareness at Stake
The Australian government is dealing with a legal case concerning its failure to disclose climate ch
Austria Raises Windfall Tax on Energy Profits Amid Ongoing Profit Debate
Austria wants to make it easier to tax significant profits earned by oil and gas companies.
China's Solar Investment Drives Global Renewable Energy Spending to Record Levels
During the first six months of this year, China was the biggest spender on renewable energy, investi
Canada Urges Meta to Lift News Ban Amid Wildfires
The Canadian government has asked Meta to lift its ban on news content on its platforms, especially
Study Shows Mountain Treelines are Rising Due to Climate Crisis
A recent study has revealed that mountain treelines are moving higher due to the climate crisis.
UN Expert: Global Warming Could Impact World Food Supply Before 1.5°C
lain-Richard Donwahi, who led a meeting about turning land into desert, is worried that the climate
Sweden and Norway have been victims of climate change
As climate change continues to cause destruction, Sweden, and its neighbour Norway have become the l
Rhodes, Odemira, Maui: Where Will the Next Fire Be?
An harrowing heat made 2023 the warmest on record, and the world is being consumed by flames.
Experts Disagree on Sweden's 10 New Nuclear Reactors
Sweden is planning to build 10 new nuclear reactors in the next 20 years, and this has caused some d
€58 Billion Green Investment Plan for 2024 Approved in Germany
Germany is planning to spend around $63.2 billion to help the environment next year.
Rice Prices Surge to Highest Levels Since 2008 due to Growing Supply Concerns
Rice prices in Asia are the highest they've been in nearly 15 years.
Canadian Farmer's Clever Idea: Cows That Burp Less Harmful Gas
Ben Loewith is a farmer in Lynden, Ontario, Canada, who's working to lower the amount of methane gas
Save Energy: EON Warns that Europe is still Facing Problems with High Energy Prices
EON SE, a major energy company, is worried about the potential rise in energy prices in Europe for t
Siemens Energy Faces €4.5 Billion Loss as Wind Turbine Troubles Escalate
Siemens Energy, a major wind power company in Germany, is facing serious problems with its wind turb
Swedish Investors Unite to Save the Planet: H&M and Northvolt Join Forces
Harald Mix, a famous investor who cares about the environment, has put a lot of money into companies
Singapore Invites Bids for New Power Plant to Strengthen Energy Security
Singapore is asking companies to submit plans for building and running a new gas-fired power plant b
Major Banks Strive for Green Goals: Net-Zero Emissions in Sight
Banks are collaborating to establish worldwide rules for measuring carbon emissions in transactions
Earth's Rising Temperature: Urgent Climate Solutions Needed
The Earth is getting hotter every year due to the burning of fossil fuels like coal and oil since th
Sweden Rejects Vattenfall's Stora Middelgrund Wind Farm Proposal
The Swedish government said "no" to Vattenfall's idea of building a wind farm at Stora Middelgrund o
Groundbreaking Study: Solar Energy Powers Eco-Friendly Water Purification
A groundbreaking study from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign looked into using renewable
Global Food Supplies at Risk: Extreme Weather and Rising Costs Raise Concerns
Extreme weather and rising costs are causing significant problems for food supplies all over the wor
From IKEA to Automakers: How Top Brands are Transforming Supply Chains for Environmental Goals
Big brands, like IKEA's investment arm, are following automakers' example by buying stakes in suppli
Expensive Costs Halt Vattenfall's UK Wind Project, Affecting Climate Goals
Vattenfall AB, a Swedish energy company, has decided to halt its work on a wind project in the UK du
Heatwave Warning: Increased Risk of Heart Attacks and Deaths
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has issued a warning about the heatwave getting stronger
Sailing to a Cleaner Future: The Dawn of Offshore Solar Energy Revolution
Revolutionizing clean energy: harnessing the untapped power of offshore solar technology.
Heatwaves Spread Across The Globe
Global heatwaves intensify, causing authorities to implement drastic measures. Record temperatures e
Toshiba and GE Collaborate for Japan's Offshore Wind Energy
Toshiba and General Electric (GE) are working together in Japan to make equipment for offshore wind
Zara's Owner, Inditex, Takes Bold Steps Towards Eco-Friendly Fashion by 2030
Zara's parent company, Inditex, wants to be more environmentally friendly by 2030.
EU Drops Hazardous Chemical Ban due to Industry Pressure
The European Commission is in trouble for not keeping its promise to ban dangerous chemicals in Euro
Opinion: Plastics are turning on human civilization
In a landscape where synthetic materials, more specifically plastics, have reshaped civilization, en
Egypt's Largest Bank Secures $250 Million for Green Projects and Sustainable Growth
Egypt's largest private bank, Commercial International Bank SAE, has received $250 million in loans
Powerful Partnership: US and China Taking on Climate Change
The two biggest economies in the world, the United States and China, need to work together to solve
Sweden and Ireland Say No to Deep-Sea Mining
Ireland and Sweden have joined the group of countries that are against deep-sea mining and are calli
Climate Activists Criticize Shell CEO for Supporting Fossil Fuels
Climate campaigners have condemned Shell's CEO, Wael Sawan, for suggesting that reducing oil and gas
Italy Embraces Renewable Energy: Increased Production Fuels Shift Away from Fossil Fuels
Italy's energy minister has taken important actions to address the energy crisis in the country.
EU's Green Transition in Danger as China Restricts Mineral Exports
China has recently decided to limit the export of important minerals, which will have a big impact o
UK Emissions Trading Scheme Increases Efforts to Reduce Carbon Emissions
The UK emissions trading scheme (ETS) is making changes to help reduce carbon dioxide pollution.
UK at Risk of Falling Behind in Renewable Energy Race as Onshore Wind Plans Stumble
Rishi Sunak is getting criticized for putting politics ahead of fighting climate change.
China Takes Action with New Taxes on Fuel Blending Components
China has introduced a new tax on different fuel blending components that are used in making gasolin
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