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Global Strategies Aim to Reduce Virgin Plastic Use Significantly by 2040
New global policies could drastically reduce virgin plastic production and environmental pollution, aiming for a 30% reduction by 2040.
ADB Grants $300M Loan to Transform Coal City
ADB grants $300M to transform a Chinese coal city. The project, aiming for completion by 2030, seeks to catalyze green innovation and urban improvement.
U.S. Hospitals Strive for Eco-Friendly Certification
U.S. hospitals can now achieve a Sustainable Healthcare Certification, showcasing their commitment to eco-friendly practices and emissions reduction.
Canada Leads Charge to End Global Fossil Fuel Subsidies
Canada urges G-20 nations to eliminate fossil fuel subsidies, aiming to combat climate change and fulfill environmental commitments.
EPA Invites Bids for $4.6B Climate Grants
The EPA calls for bids for $4.6 billion in grants, aiming to bolster state and local climate action plans and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Environment
Revolutionary Sea Storage That Uses Plants Locks Away Carbon for Thousands of Years
Rewind’s innovative method stores carbon-rich plants in the Black Sea, preventing carbon release and combating climate change effectively.
Climate Action: Youth vs. 32 Countries
Six young activists are suing 32 European countries, claiming insufficient climate action violates their human rights, in a landmark legal battle.
Eco-Chic Oyster Yarns Shape New Wave in Maritime Fashion
Long Wharf Supply Co. innovatively spins yarn from oyster shells, crafting sustainable maritime fashion while aiding ocean restoration efforts.
California’s Historic Dam Removal Ignites Hope for Natural Rebound
California spearheads the largest global dam removal, aiming to restore the Klamath River’s natural flow and rejuvenate local ecosystems.
Eel Habitats in UK Wetlands Revealed Through eDNA Breakthrough
Dr. Laura Weldon and her team explore UK wetlands, using eDNA technology to trace elusive eels in their natural habitat.
Renewable Energy
Global Poll Reveals 68% Support for Solar Energy
68% globally favor solar, dwarfing fossil fuels at 14%. Is a solar revolution imminent as the world seeks common ground in renewable energy?
Illinois Schools Race to Secure EPA Clean School Bus Grants
Illinois school districts vie for grants to replace diesel buses with cleaner, low-emission alternatives through the EPA’s initiative.
Minnesota Launches First Graduate Certificate in Electrification Training
Thermo King collaborates with the University of Minnesota to launch the nation’s first graduate certificate program in electrification.
Germany Embraces Mini Plug-In Solar Panels for A Greener Future
Germany sees a seven-fold increase in plug-in solar system installations, offering affordable, renewable energy for homeowners.
World’s Largest Floating Wind Farm Opens in Norway
Norway takes a giant leap in renewable energy with the world’s largest floating offshore wind farm. Can it revolutionize energy sourcing globally?
Conservation
Eco-Chic Oyster Yarns Shape New Wave in Maritime Fashion
Long Wharf Supply Co. innovatively spins yarn from oyster shells, crafting sustainable maritime fashion while aiding ocean restoration efforts.
California’s Historic Dam Removal Ignites Hope for Natural Rebound
California spearheads the largest global dam removal, aiming to restore the Klamath River’s natural flow and rejuvenate local ecosystems.
Eel Habitats in UK Wetlands Revealed Through eDNA Breakthrough
Dr. Laura Weldon and her team explore UK wetlands, using eDNA technology to trace elusive eels in their natural habitat.
EU Pledges Unprecedented Support for Amazon Rainforest
The EU takes a firm stand in Amazon rainforest conservation, promising to streamline funds and add a substantial amount through its Global Gateway scheme.
Baby Beaver Sighting Marks Historic Return to Bay Area Creek
Bill Leikam captured the first baby beaver sighting in Matadero Creek in over 160 years, signaling a hopeful resurgence.
Sustainable Living
Eco-Chic Oyster Yarns Shape New Wave in Maritime Fashion
Long Wharf Supply Co. innovatively spins yarn from oyster shells, crafting sustainable maritime fashion while aiding ocean restoration efforts.
Bangladesh Leads Global Shift to Green Apparel Manufacturing
Bangladesh pioneers in sustainable apparel, housing 200 USGBC certified green factories, championing environmental conservation and reducing carbon footprint.
Better Cotton Initiative Drastically Reduces Pesticide and Water Use in India
Better Cotton reports a 53% drop in pesticide use, enhancing Indian farmers’ livelihoods and promoting sustainable agricultural practices.
Porterville Teens Pioneer Green Revolution with Hands-On Education
CAPS students in Porterville spearhead sustainability, transforming their community and forging pathways to green careers nationwide.
Illinois Schools Race to Secure EPA Clean School Bus Grants
Illinois school districts vie for grants to replace diesel buses with cleaner, low-emission alternatives through the EPA’s initiative.
Transportation
Illinois Schools Race to Secure EPA Clean School Bus Grants
Illinois school districts vie for grants to replace diesel buses with cleaner, low-emission alternatives through the EPA’s initiative.
Washington State Ferries Embarks on Hybrid-Electric Transition
Washington State Ferries awards Vigor $150M to transition three vessels to hybrid-electric, aiming to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Germany’s €49 Ticket Boosts Sustainable Travel, Cuts Emissions
Germany’s Deutschlandticket, priced at €49, has led to a 25% rise in passengers, heralding a promising trend in sustainable travel.
Brazilian Plane Maker to Construct Factory for Electric Air Taxis
Brazilian plane maker Embraer to open a Sao Paulo factory for electric air taxis, eyeing a 2026 launch with 3,000 orders already placed.
First Steps Towards Zero-Carbon Aviation
The first ten-minute flight using a hydrogen-powered engine has taken place in the UK.
