Environment
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Environment Democratic Republic of Congo22. January 2021Satellite Alerts Have Helped Reduce Deforestation
It took only two years for key African nations like the Democratic Republic of Congo to reduce deforestation by an impressive 18% using a forest satellite monitoring service to maintain inhabitable ecosystems for humans and animals alike, and cut down carbon emissions.
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Environment Germany17. January 2021This Wooden Card Could Cut Plastic Waste in Landfills
A German tree-planting search engine intends to revolutionize the transaction experience by producing the world’s first wooden debit and credit card that could prevent millions of plastic cards from ending up in landfills.
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Environment USA13. January 2021How (and Why?) They Mapped All of Hawaii’s Coral
Thanks to a group of scientists who created the first aerial map of the coral reefs that surround the main islands of Hawaii, United States, reef conservation gains a tool that can potentially be helpful around the globe.
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Environment Norway11. January 2021How This Country Managed to Have 54% of All New Cars Sold Be Electric
In 2020, with its record electric vehicle sales, Norway has become the frontrunner in e-mobility. For the first time, 54% of the passenger vehicles hitting the streets of the country are electric cars, and when plug-in hybrids are taken into account, that number rises to 83%.
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Environment USA8. January 2021Fully Protect a Third of the World’s Ocean to Benefit… Fishing!
Launched in 2008, this ambitious project has set a brand new mission: to fully protect a third of the world’s ocean not only for the sake of biodiversity, but also for fish stock that needs replenishing and carbon that need to be stored.
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Environment France6. January 202154 Cities Race to Meet Climate Target – and Are Well on Track
According to the action plans major cities proposed, the Paris Climate Agreement target should be achieved. Furthermore, once fully implemented, these plans will protect citizens, create jobs, address inequalities and, of course, tackle the global climate crisis.
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Environment Japan4. January 2021Japan Gives Itself 15 Years to Ban Conventional Cars (And They Build Millions of Them Right now)
As part of its green growth strategy to be carbon neutral by 2050, the government of Japan has decided to completely ban combustion engines in cars within 15 years, with financial incentives to boost this transition.