Environment
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Environment The World5. September 2024
$2 Trillion Invested in Green Technology (This Year Alone!)
By the end of 2024, $2 trillion will be invested in clean-energy technology and infrastructure, with solar power attracting more investment than any other form of renewable generation source, with $500 billion this year.
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Environment USA3. September 2024
Training the Youth Towards a Cleaner, Greener Future
As part of the Democrats' ambitious climate agenda – and once a crucial electoral promise – the American government is launching the American Climate Corps, a program destined to guide the country toward a cleaner, greener future.
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Environment France2. September 2024
Greenest Olympics Ever? Recycled Plastics as a Prime Raw Material
When a Paris-based start-up was hired to create podiums and bleacher seats entirely from recycled plastics, not only did it help make the Summer Olympic Games the greenest in history, but it also kicked off France’s economic transformation with new industries focusing on clean technology.
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Heroes United Kingdom1. September 2024
Coldplay’s Latest Album Is… Made from Recycled Plastic!
Over the years, British rock band Coldplay has implemented many sustainability initiatives designed to reduce its carbon footprint, and their latest one is having the vinyl edition of their new album made from recycled plastic bottles.
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Environment The Netherlands13. July 2024
Eco-Responsible Milestone: Huge Regenerative Agriculture Program
The Dutch multinational brewing company Heineken has successfully completed its first large-scale regenerative agriculture barley harvest, an important milestone in eco-responsible farming in Europe.
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Technology Vietnam12. July 2024
Technology Meets Tradition: Drones Used in Rice Farms
n Vietnam, traditional rice farming has undergone a technology upgrade; drones now fly over the fields, scattering seeds, spraying pesticides, or spreading fertilizer, allowing people to engage in farming without physical strain.
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Environment Republic of Congo11. July 2024
Country Recognized for Its High Ecological Integrity – a World First!
The Republic of Congo has become home to the world's first site recognized for its high ecological integrity, a measure of the region’s robust natural processes and resilience against disturbances essential for conserving biodiversity and mitigating the effects of climate change.