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Humanity is confronted with an immense challenge: the staggering amount of municipal solid waste generated annually, ranging from food to electronics, which, when improperly managed, poses severe environmental and health risks. These challenges, exacerbated by the culture of overconsumption, demand urgent action to mitigate their impact and chart a path towards sustainable waste management. The International Day of Zero Waste, commemorated on March 30th, underscores the critical need for proper waste management and the imperative to curb excessive consumption habits. Spearheaded by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the UN Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat), this day serves as a rallying call for global cooperation in addressing the waste crisis. Embracing a zero waste approach requires multifaceted strategies, starting with combating food waste, which accounts for a significant portion of global waste production. Initiatives such as promoting urban agriculture, implementing composting schemes, and encouraging mindful consumption habits among individuals can significantly reduce food waste and its associated environmental impacts. Textile waste poses another significant challenge, with only a fraction of materials recycled annually. Transitioning towards circular business models, improving infrastructure for textile collection and recycling, and fostering consumer awareness are vital steps in transforming the fashion industry into a more sustainable sector. Electronics constitute a major contributor to waste pollution, necessitating robust policies to extend product lifespan and promote repair services. Governments can play a pivotal role in implementing extended producer responsibility policies and incentivizing sustainable design practices among manufacturers. Reducing resource use in products and cracking down on plastic pollution are also integral components of a comprehensive waste management strategy. By prioritizing eco-design standards, phasing out single-use plastics, and investing in global monitoring systems, societies can mitigate the adverse effects of waste on the environment and public health. Furthermore, addressing hazardous waste requires concerted efforts at the international level, with governments committing to multilateral environmental agreements and citizens advocating for stricter regulations on harmful substances. Rethinking urban planning and bolstering waste management infrastructure through investment and training are essential for creating sustainable cities and communities. By embracing a holistic approach that encompasses waste reduction, resource recovery, and responsible consumption, humanity can pave the way towards a more sustainable and resilient future. https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/story/eight-ways-overcome-waste-pollution-crisis
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Volvo's fully electric vehicles represent a paradigm shift in automotive design and engineering, reimagining the driving experience for a sustainable future. By prioritizing electrification, Volvo has created a range of cars that not only embrace cutting-edge technology but also redefine the way we interact with our vehicles on the road. The exterior design of Volvo's electric cars reflects the brand's signature Scandinavian style while incorporating bold and contemporary elements. With sleek color-coordinated shields and aerodynamically optimized features, these cars not only look striking but also prioritize efficiency, contributing to a cleaner environment. Inside, Volvo's commitment to sustainability is evident in the use of renewable and recycled materials for upholstery and décor. These premium materials enhance the minimalist interior architecture of Volvo's luxury cabins, providing both elegance and environmental consciousness. Furthermore, Volvo's dedication to advancing electric driving goes beyond aesthetics. With next-generation powertrains and rapid onboard chargers, Volvo electric cars offer extended range on a single charge, ensuring drivers can go further without compromising on efficiency. Automatic charging reminders and optimized charging station selection further streamline the charging experience, making electric driving more convenient and accessible for all. https://www.volvocars.com/intl/cars/electric-cars/
Volvo electric cars | EV range, batteries and offers | Volvo Cars
Discover the future of driving with our range of fully electric cars.
https://www.volvocars.com/intl/cars/electric-cars/
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Absolutely love this! Volvo going fully electric is a #SustainableMobility game changer.
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Volvo's commitment to fully electric vehicles marks a significant milestone in sustainable mobility.
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this is the way to go
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The European Commission and national consumer protection authorities disclosed their collaborative efforts alongside watchdog agencies in Belgium, the Netherlands, Norway, and Spain. Their focus was on identifying airlines that have disseminated deceptive or erroneous information regarding the environmental merits of their operations—a practice commonly referred to as greenwashing. The authorities clarified their intention to withhold the identities of the implicated airlines until the initial phase of the investigation concludes. Emphasizing the importance of transparency, the authorities underscored the need for airlines to substantiate claims regarding the offsetting of CO2 emissions from flights through climate projects or sustainable fuel usage, supported by robust scientific evidence. Additionally, the bloc extended an invitation to the airlines to align their practices with EU consumer laws within a 30-day timeframe. EU Commissioner for Values and Transparency, Vera Jourova, underscored the significance of providing consumers with accurate information. She stressed the necessity for precise and scientifically supported responses, as opposed to ambiguous or false assertions, in fostering responsible consumer behavior. https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/4/30/eu-launches-action-against-20-airlines-for-greenwashing
EU launches action against 20 airlines for greenwashing
EU collaborated with watchdogs to identify airlines making false or misleading statements about environmental benefits.
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/4/30/eu-launches-action-against-20-airlines-for-greenwashing
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This is quite a great move in ensuring accountability of the various airlines so as to reduce the global pollution.
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We ought to be be careful most companies are not what they say they are in terms of sustainability.
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This is a bold move by the EU! It's time to follow the set guidelines and principle for the people's safety
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UN Climate Change and the global Art Charter for Climate Action (ACCA) have joined forces to drive transformative climate action in the arts and entertainment sectors. ACCA, announced at The Hope Forum during the 60th Venice Biennale, aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and inspire climate action through artistic innovation. With over 1,000 members worldwide, ACCA unites the visual arts community to champion sustainability and drive systemic change. Led by ART 2030 and endorsed by Frances Morris of the Tate Modern, ACCA invites stakeholders to join its Community and collaborate towards a green and just transition. https://unfccc.int/news/un-climate-change-partners-with-global-visual-arts-sector-to-increase-climate-action
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By inviting stakeholders to join its Community, ACCA is fostering collaboration towards a sustainable and equitable future, demonstrating the power of collective action in addressing climate change.
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Incredible move by ACCA.Arts and entertainment industry commands a wide following and stands out as a right target to reach more people
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This is a great partnership that will ensure a lot of advancements in climate action responses
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European Commission grants nearly €720 million to seven renewable hydrogen projects across Europe. These projects were chosen through a rigorous competitive bidding process facilitated by the European Hydrogen Bank, with funds sourced from the EU Emissions Trading System. The selected projects will produce renewable hydrogen within Europe, receiving subsidies to offset the cost difference between production expenses and the current market price, which is primarily influenced by non-renewable sources. By supporting these initiatives, the European Hydrogen Bank is advancing the adoption of cleaner fuels, ultimately contributing to the decarbonization of various European industries. The renewable hydrogen generated will find applications in sectors such as steel, chemicals, maritime transport, and fertilizers. These seven projects emerged as winners from an oversubscribed auction that attracted a total of 132 bids. Together, they aim to produce 1.58 million tonnes of renewable hydrogen over a decade, resulting in the avoidance of more than 10 million tonnes of CO2 emissions. Spanning across four European countries, the selected projects submitted bids ranging from €0.37 to €0.48 per kilogram of renewable hydrogen produced, while also meeting all other qualification requirements. The subsidies allocated to these seven projects vary, ranging from €8 million to €245 million. https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/IP_24_2333
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Highlights, press releases and speeches
https://ec.europa.eu/commission/presscorner/detail/en/IP_24_2333
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It's amazing to see EU funding sustainable green energy
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Good step by EU.If well utilized,this funding will be a game changer in green energy transition across Europe.
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This is amazing... I am sure that these funds will make a huge difference in the efforts of helping the transition to green energy...
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) just rolled out some major new rules to clean up pollution from fossil fuel-fired power plants. This is a big deal—it shows that the Biden-Harris Administration is serious about fighting climate change and making sure everyone, especially low-income and minority communities, has clean air and water. These rules cover everything from air to water to land, and they're all about cutting down on pollution. EPA Administrator Michael S. Regan says they'll give power companies clear rules to follow as they switch to cleaner energy sources. And that's important because it means they can plan for the future while also doing their part to protect the environment. https://solarquarter.com/2024/04/26/us-epa-finalizes-sweeping-rules-to-cut-pollution-from-power-plants-and-advance-environmental-justice/ Some of the key changes include making existing coal-fired and new natural gas-fired power plants cut 90% of their carbon emissions. They're also tightening up rules on toxic metal emissions from coal-fired plants, which should make a big difference in reducing harmful pollutants. But it's not just about the air—these rules also aim to keep our water clean. They're cracking down on wastewater from coal-fired power plants, which should stop millions of pounds of pollutants from getting into our waterways every year. And they're making sure coal ash is managed safely to prevent contamination of groundwater. Overall, these rules are all about making sure we have reliable, affordable electricity without sacrificing our health or the environment. And the best part? They're expected to have some serious benefits, like preventing thousands of premature deaths and cutting down on respiratory problems. President Biden’s climate advisor, Ali Zaidi, says these rules are a perfect complement to the investments we're making in clean energy. They're not just good for the environment—they're also creating jobs and helping our economy grow. It's all about building a brighter, cleaner future for everyone.
US EPA Finalizes Sweeping Rules to Cut Pollution from Power Plants and Advance Environmental Justice
Learn about the new rules released by the US EPA to reduce pollution from fossil fuel-fired power plants. Discover how these regulations promote environmental justice and address climate change.
https://solarquarter.com/2024/04/26/us-epa-finalizes-sweeping-rules-to-cut-pollution-from-power-plants-and-advance-environmental-justice/
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This is great, the power plants should see the brighter side of transitioning to green and clean energy now
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This will force the power plant to transition to green energy, which will be a good thing.
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It's about time that the fossil-fueled power plants take appropriate action to ensure that they curb pollution by transiting to green energy.
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The Albanese Government is dedicated to shaping a distinctly Australian future by investing significantly in clean energy and emissions reduction initiatives at major industrial sites nationwide. Through the Powering the Regions Fund, they are allocating $330 million to nine critical projects aimed at bolstering the resilience and growth of Australian industry, particularly in response to increasing global demand for low-emission products. These investments not only aim to create hundreds of new jobs during the construction phase but also aim to safeguard existing regional positions that have been vital to Australian families and communities for generations. During a visit to Cement Australia’s historic Railton facility in Tasmania, Minister Bowen announced a substantial investment of $52.9 million. This funding will be utilized to upgrade their kiln and optimize the use of alternative fuels, including waste, with the objective of reducing emissions. Minister for Climate Change and Energy Chris Bowen emphasized that this $330 million investment in Australia’s hard-to-abate manufacturing and mining facilities is focused on securing the future of high-quality, low-emission products made domestically. The Albanese Government is also supporting several other crucial projects across the country, including energy efficiency upgrades at the QAL Alumina Refinery in Gladstone, QLD, a emissions intensity reduction initiative at Adbri Cement Manufacturing in Port Adelaide, SA, and energy efficiency upgrades at Shoalhaven Starches Food Manufacturing in Nowra, NSW, among others. These investments underscore the government's commitment to supporting Australian industry and promoting sustainability across various sectors. https://solarquarter.com/2024/04/24/australian-heavy-industry-receives-330-million-investment-for-the-future/
Australian Heavy Industry Receives $330 Million Investment for the Future
Learn about the Albanese Government's commitment to a clean energy future for Australia. Discover the substantial investments being made in major industrial sites across the country.
https://solarquarter.com/2024/04/24/australian-heavy-industry-receives-330-million-investment-for-the-future/
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Amazing developments that will spur Australia's clean energy projects.
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Investing in clean energy is essential for combating climate change.
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if this funds are utilized wisely, a great can be achieved
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According to the head of the government's advisory body, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's actions have hindered Britain's efforts in addressing climate change. Chris Stark, who will soon step down as chief executive of the independent Climate Change Committee, expressed concerns that UK climate policy has become less ambitious, which he believes will be difficult to recover from. Sunak's decisions to delay targets for reducing emissions from vehicles and home heating have drawn criticism from environmental campaigners, despite his assertion that these measures are necessary to maintain public support. Stark emphasized the need for more action on heating homes, managing industrial emissions, and addressing issues in farming and transportation. He expressed a sense of urgency, stating that Britain is at risk of falling behind in its climate goals. In response, a government spokesperson highlighted the UK's achievements in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and setting ambitious targets for the future. https://www.reuters.com/business/environment/pm-sunak-sets-britain-back-climate-change-says-watchdog-head-2024-04-20/
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Prime Minister Sunak's decisions are like throwing a wrench into Britain's climate efforts.
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This is not acceptable at all, Rishi sunak should not be an obstacle for Britain's effort to address climate change
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This 'leader' has been sod determined to frustrate all actions geared towards climate change
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In honor of the latest installment in DreamWorks Animation's beloved franchise, Kung Fu Panda 4, WWF and DreamWorks Animation have joined forces to shed light on the real-life wildlife depicted in the film. This action-comedy adventure follows the journey of the iconic giant panda Po, now bestowed with the title of Spiritual Leader of the Valley of Peace, alongside Master Shifu, Tai Lung, and Zhen. Just as Po embraces his new role, real animals like giant pandas and snow leopards play vital roles in maintaining the balance of their ecosystems. Every species contributes to the health and prosperity of their natural habitats. By safeguarding one species, we're safeguarding the entire ecosystem, benefiting both people and nature alike. Protecting pandas goes beyond preserving a single species—it's about safeguarding the intricate web of life. Explore the unique characteristics of these magnificent creatures and how they support their habitats. Together, we can ensure the protection of wildlife and their wild homes. Join us in celebrating Kung Fu Panda 4 and discover how you can make a difference through our educational resources tailored for ages 8-15. https://wwf.panda.org/act/take_action/Kung_Fu_Panda_4_teams_up_with_WWF_to_save_the_planet/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwk6SwBhDPARIsAJ59GweiTZR5ow2jMWsGW3CYA_uUUnlHgw6beLw1Zk1kq3HvW6-P1r4f7GMaAm-aEALw_
Kung Fu Panda 4 teams up with WWF to save the planet
https://wwf.panda.org/act/take_action/Kung_Fu_Panda_4_teams_up_with_WWF_to_save_the_planet/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwk6SwBhDPARIsAJ59GweiTZR5ow2jMWsGW3CYA_uUUnlHgw6beLw1Zk1kq3HvW6-P1r4f7GMaAm-aEALw_
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This is awesome! Love that DreamWorks & WWF are teaming up to teach kids about endangered species.
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That's cute and a good way to reach younger generations! But let's remember who has the power to take decisions now, the adults!
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Volvo Group and Renault Group have achieved a significant milestone in their joint venture, Flexis SAS, aimed at revolutionizing urban logistics with a new generation of fully electric and software-defined vehicles. The binding joint venture agreements, signed on October 6th, 2023, have received all necessary regulatory approvals, officially launching Flexis SAS. Based in France, this new company is poised to address the growing demand for decarbonized and efficient urban logistics solutions. With a commitment to innovation and sustainability, Volvo Group and Renault Group plan to invest EUR 300 million each over the next three years into Flexis SAS. Additionally, the CMA CGM Group has expressed interest in a strategic investment of up to EUR 120 million through its investment fund, PULSE, aimed at fostering decarbonization in the logistics value chain. This demonstrates a strong collaborative effort towards driving positive change in the transportation sector. Flexis SAS represents a bold step towards shaping the future of sustainable transport and infrastructure solutions. By leveraging the expertise and resources of both Volvo Group and Renault Group, the joint venture aims to deliver cutting-edge electric vehicles that enhance customer productivity while reducing environmental impact. This initiative underscores the companies' commitment to driving prosperity through innovative mobility solutions that prioritize sustainability and efficiency. https://www.volvogroup.com/en/news-and-media/news/2024/mar/volvo-group-and-renault-group-completes-creation-of-a-joint-venture-for-an-all-new-generation-of-electric-vans--flexis-sas.html
Volvo Group and Renault Group completes creation of a joint venture for an all-new generation of electric vans: Flexis SAS
Following the binding joint venture agreements signed on October 6[th], 2023, Volvo Group and Renault Group have obtained all the required regulatory approvals and have now officially launched the new company Flexis SAS for the next generation fully electric and software defined vehicles.
https://www.volvogroup.com/en/news-and-media/news/2024/mar/volvo-group-and-renault-group-completes-creation-of-a-joint-venture-for-an-all-new-generation-of-electric-vans--flexis-sas.html
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EVs are key to transform the automotive industry and help decarbonize the planet.
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Our future is electric vehicles 👍
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The future of electric vehicles is bright and broad,we are absolutely headed the right way.
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The Cook Islands' inaugural single-country project, swiftly approved by the GCF Board and receiving funding within a record 20 days, highlights a significant stride in bolstering health outcomes for its populace. With USD 12.5 million from the Green Climate Fund (GCF) out of a total project cost of USD 13.4 million, this initiative aims to fortify the Cook Islands' health infrastructure against the mounting threats posed by climate change-induced health challenges. Addressing a trio of health concerns—communicable diseases, non-communicable diseases, and health impacts exacerbated by climate change—the project targets elevated rates of malnutrition, illness, and mortality prevalent in the Cook Islands. Moreover, climate-related disasters exacerbate these challenges, disproportionately affecting vulnerable demographics and disrupting healthcare services nationwide. Named "Akamatutu’anga To Tatou Ora’anga Meitaki (ATOM): Building a healthy and resilient Cook Islands community – one block at a time," the initiative prioritizes approximately 30 communities and 22 health facilities across 12 inhabited islands, including remote outer islands where healthcare accessibility is limited. The project's rapid implementation underscores GCF's dedication to expedite climate action, setting new benchmarks for efficiency. Notably, this initiative represents a series of firsts: the Pacific's inaugural project focusing solely on climate and health, as well as the Cook Islands' first single-country project administered by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Management. This achievement epitomizes a collaborative, country-driven approach, leveraging GCF's comprehensive support framework to realize impactful climate resilience initiatives. https://www.greenclimate.fund/news/cook-islands-first-and-fastest-green-climate-fund-country-project
Cook Islands: First and fastest Green Climate Fund country project
Incheon, Republic of Korea – The first single-country project in the Cook Islands took 20 days from GCF Board approval to the first disbursement of funding. The USD 13.4 million project, of which USD 12.5 million is funded by the Green Climate Fund (GCF), focusses on improving health outcomes for all Cook Islanders and was developed by the government, with support from GCF. With higher temperatures increasing the spread of disease-causing pathogens and many infectious diseases, this project will bolster the climate resilience of national health systems in the Cook Islands.
https://www.greenclimate.fund/news/cook-islands-first-and-fastest-green-climate-fund-country-project
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This is fantastic climate action news! Cook Islands getting GCF funding for a healthcare project to tackle climate change impacts is a win-win.
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If only we had funds to finance climatic projects am sure that significant change would already have been felt.
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Climate financing is what we need to enable adaptation and mitigation projects to be done, kudos to the GCF
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Humanity generates between 2.1 billion and 2.3 billion tonnes of municipal solid waste annually. When mismanaged, this waste emits greenhouse gases or toxic chemicals, damaging ecosystems, spreading disease, and impacting economic prosperity, particularly affecting women and youth. On March 30th, the world will observe the International Day of Zero Waste, led by the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and the UN Human Settlements Programme (UN-Habitat), emphasizing the importance of proper waste management and addressing overconsumption driving the waste crisis. UN Secretary-General António Guterres emphasized the urgency, stating, "Overconsumption is killing us. Humanity needs an intervention. On this Zero Waste Day, let’s pledge to end the destructive cycle of waste, once and for all." Here are eight strategies to embrace a zero waste approach: Combat food waste: Despite 783 million people going hungry, 19% of food available to consumers is wasted annually, contributing to significant greenhouse gas emissions. Solutions include promoting urban agriculture, composting food waste, and redistributing surplus healthy food to marginalized communities. Address textile waste: Less than 1% of clothing material is recycled annually, resulting in substantial material and water loss. To counter this, the fashion industry must adopt circular business models, offer longer-lasting products, and enhance textile collection and recycling infrastructure. Reduce electronic waste: Electronics contribute to global waste accumulation, with manufacturers encouraging frequent device replacements. Governments can implement policies to extend product lifecycles, offer repair services, and enforce extended producer responsibility to manage electronic waste effectively. Minimize resource use in products: Adopting eco-design standards and lifecycle approaches can reduce raw material consumption, minimize hazardous chemicals, and promote product durability and recyclability. Combat plastic pollution: Single-use plastics contribute to environmental degradation and health risks. Phasing out single-use plastics, improving waste management, and establishing global monitoring systems are essential steps in ending plastic pollution. Address hazardous waste: Chemical and hazardous waste pose risks to human health and the environment. Governments can commit to multilateral environmental agreements, while citizens can advocate for the removal of hazardous substances from the global market. Rethink urban design: Investing in energy-efficient buildings and waste management infrastructure can reduce waste generation and greenhouse gas emissions in cities, fostering a shift towards zero waste. Invest in waste management: By improving waste collection, reducing uncontrolled disposal, and increasing recycling, governments can generate substantial economic gains while promoting sustainable waste management practices. Through collaborative efforts and investment in sustainable solutions, humanity can transition to a zero waste approach, ensuring a more sustainable future for generations to come. https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/story/eight-ways-overcome-waste-pollution-crisis
Eight ways to overcome the waste pollution crisis
On the second annual Zero Waste Day, find out how to Beat Waste Pollution.
https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/story/eight-ways-overcome-waste-pollution-crisis
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Thanks for not being mean with the information.
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We all should take responsibility of our actions and control the amount of waste that we dispose off so as to the reduce the pollution.
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Such information is important in understanding how we can manage and control waste. Thank you for sharing
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Microsoft and climate solutions provider The Next 150 have entered into a 6-year offtake agreement, wherein Microsoft will procure 95,000 tons of carbon removal credits from a newly established biochar production facility in Mexico. Biochar, also known as biological charcoal, is derived from biomass such as forest residue, wood, or crop waste. Produced in the absence of oxygen, biochar creates a stable form of carbon that, when buried in soil, enables long-term carbon sequestration while improving soil fertility. The Next 150, established in 2022 and based in Switzerland, focuses on developing and operating carbon removal ventures in emerging markets to generate positive environmental and financial outcomes. Under this agreement, Microsoft will receive carbon removal credits from The Next 150's General Biochar Systems (GBS) business unit's inaugural biochar plant in Guanajuato, Mexico. This facility, operational since May 2023, refines agricultural waste streams from crops like corn, wheat, and sorghum. It aims to supply biochar to approximately 23,000 local farmers as a sustainable soil amendment, enhancing crop yields, reducing reliance on chemical fertilizers, and mitigating plant stress during drought periods. The Next 150 plans to establish two additional biochar plants in Latin America by 2025. This agreement reflects Microsoft's commitment to carbon negativity by 2030 and the removal of all historical emissions by 2050. It is part of Microsoft's broader initiative to engage in various carbon removal projects worldwide, including nature-based reforestation, agroforestry, direct air capture (DAC), and ocean-based carbon removal solutions. This collaboration builds on Microsoft's recent biochar deal with the Exomad Green Concepción project in Latin America, further diversifying its portfolio of carbon removal initiatives. https://www.esgtoday.com/microsoft-signs-95000-ton-biochar-carbon-removal-deal-with-climate-solutions-startup-the-next-150/
Microsoft Signs 95,000 Ton Biochar Carbon Removal Deal with Climate Solutions Startup The Next 150 - ESG Today
Microsoft and climate solutions provider The Next 150 announced that they have signed a 6-year offtake agreement, with Microsoft purchasing 95,000 tons of carbon removal credits generated by a new biochar production facility in Mexico. Biochar, or biological charcoal, is produced by heating biomass, such as forest residue, wood or crop waste, in the absence […]
https://www.esgtoday.com/microsoft-signs-95000-ton-biochar-carbon-removal-deal-with-climate-solutions-startup-the-next-150/
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Dear Ann Nyambura Your climate love has received over 50 agrees! We have reached out to Microsoft by email and requested a response. I will keep you updated on any progress! To reach more people and increase the chance of a response, click the Share button above to share the review on your social accounts. For every new member that joins We Don't Have Time from your network, we will plant a tree and attribute it to you! /Adam, We Don't Have Time
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It's commendable that Microsoft has entered into a carbon removal deal with The Next 150, to secure the acquisition of 95,000 metric tons of carbon removal. This partnership underscores Microsoft's commitment to environmental sustainability and represents a proactive step towards addressing climate change through innovative collaborations.
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I would rather that Microsoft opened it's own biochar production, rather than buy credits on one that is already open.
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In a groundbreaking move, the government, alongside development partners, has secured a substantial sum of 39.3 billion shillings to kickstart a locally-driven climate action financing program. This ambitious initiative, known as the Financing Locally Led Climate Action (FLLoCA), aims to directly assist the most vulnerable communities grappling with the harsh realities of climate change. This program's rollout across 45 rural counties follows a successful trial phase of county-level climate change funds. The results were promising, fostering a deeper understanding of climate change and tailoring solutions to mitigate its impacts. Supported by esteemed partners like the World Bank, Germany (KfW), Sweden, Denmark, and the Netherlands, the government is already setting the wheels in motion to disburse funds to counties for program implementation. The FLLoCA initiative stands as a beacon of cross-agency collaboration, spanning from grassroots communities to international development agencies, in confronting the challenges of climate change head-on. During the unveiling ceremony in Kisumu for the 16 Lake Region Economic Bloc (LREB) counties, CS Ndung’u lamented the debilitating effects of insufficient funds, which hinder inclusive community development and exacerbate poverty among millions at the grassroots. Particularly noteworthy is the segment of the FLLoCA program dedicated to the LREB, funded by the KfW Development Bank (Germany). This segment aims to empower 16 agro-ecological counties to decentralize climate finance, bolster local resilience, and adapt effectively to climate change impacts at the ward level. https://www.kenyanews.go.ke/government-secures-sh-39-3-billion-to-roll-out-locally-led-climate-financing/
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If used well, this resources will benefit Kenyans to move towards clean ways of generating energy
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Capital must be drawn into these types of projects that prioritize co-benefits to reduce carbon emissions at scale.
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It would be better if more people did investment in green energy and other projects that will help save the planet..this is quite encouraging 😊
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In the ongoing battle against hunger and malnutrition, the World Food Program (WFP) and the International Potato Center (CIP) have reinforced their collaboration for another four years through a newly signed memorandum of understanding (MOU). This renewed partnership marks a pivotal shift towards research and innovation aimed at maximizing the nutritional benefits of biofortified and other nourishing crops. Through strategic alliances, such as market partnerships, school feeding initiatives, and social protection programs, WFP and CIP are poised to drive impactful innovations in nutrition for vulnerable populations in Kenya and neighboring countries. Acknowledging the critical need for stronger cooperation between research and delivery in humanitarian programming and resilience building, WFP and CIP are leveraging their complementary strengths to spearhead nutrition-focused innovations. Building on the success achieved in addressing Vitamin A deficiency with Orange Fleshed Sweet Potato (OFSP), the collaboration will now extend to incorporate a wider range of biofortified crops and foods. OFSP, recognized as a cornerstone crop for school feeding and social protection programs, holds significant potential in combating malnutrition. In Kenya, WFP and CIP have committed to ambitious targets, aiming to provide nutritious meals to 10 million children nationwide through partnerships with the government and school feeding alliances. The MOU gains additional momentum with the inclusion of the WFP Farm-to-Market Alliance (FtMA) as a strategic partner. With FtMA's established Farmer Service Center model benefiting 80,000 potato farmers, the alliance aims to tap into local and regional markets to expand the reach of nutritious crop varieties. Joint efforts will focus on addressing the unique challenges faced by the arid and semi-arid regions of Kenya, where agriculture and food security are particularly vulnerable. https://cipotato.org/blog/empowering-nutrition-world-food-program-and-international-potato-center-join-forces/ Recognizing the importance of preventive nutrition programming, especially in enhancing infant and young child diets, both parties are committed to exploring innovative approaches. OFSP puree has emerged as a promising weaning and infant food, particularly when combined with complementary nutrition education. WFP and CIP are dedicated to exploring new avenues for delivering this product, particularly in resource-poor urban communities where young child diets are inadequate.
Empowering Nutrition, Building Resilience: World Food Programme and International Potato Center Join Forces
To combat hunger and malnutrition, the World Food Program (WFP) and the International Potato Center (CIP) have extended their partnership for a further
https://cipotato.org/blog/empowering-nutrition-world-food-program-and-international-potato-center-join-forces/
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The approach brings advantages, such as increased biodiversity, improved soil fertility and enhanced ecosystem services.
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This strengthens efforts to enhance resilience and improve nutrition worldwide
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It's great to hear that there are efforts being made to enhance resilience & improve nutrition worldwide.👏💚
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Nestlé's unwavering commitment to promoting the fundamental human rights of water and sanitation deserves commendation. Recognizing that access to clean water is a basic human right, Nestlé, as a global business, is utilizing its considerable scale to extend support to communities worldwide. Collaborating with local organizations and partners, Nestlé is actively working to enhance water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) access for people in the areas where they operate. What sets Nestlé apart is its strategic approach to WASH initiatives, driven by the Community Relations Process tool. This tool ensures that the impact of Nestlé's initiatives is maximized by engaging with local communities to identify and address their specific needs. Nestlé's focus extends beyond its operations, emphasizing the provision of safe drinking water and sanitation for both employees and the communities surrounding its facilities. The launch of the Human Rights Salient Issue Action Plan on the Right to Water and Sanitation at the beginning of 2023 further underscores Nestlé's commitment. This action plan, embedded in Nestlé's water stewardship activities, aims to prevent and mitigate WASH risks in both operations and the agricultural supply chain. Noteworthy is Nestlé's impactful intervention in Benha, Egypt, where a bottling facility and the local community of Kafr Arbeen faced water scarcity. Through collaboration with local municipalities, Nestlé replaced outdated water storage tanks, enhanced pumping efficiency, and installed a filtration system, thereby ensuring more homes have access to clean running water. Additionally, Nestlé's initiative to rehabilitate the Senaity canal not only prevented water leakages but also improved water flow to agricultural land, positively impacting crop health and the local community's prosperity. In water-stressed Pakistan, Nestlé's commitment to WASH is evident through its factories meeting the WASH pledge requirements, benefiting over 7500 employees. The establishment of six drinking water facilities, providing clean and safe water to over 60,000 people daily, reflects Nestlé's dedication to making a meaningful impact in water-stressed regions. Nestlé's holistic approach to WASH, spanning from community engagement tools to on-the-ground interventions, showcases a corporate responsibility that goes beyond business operations, contributing significantly to improving lives and communities globally. https://www.nestle.com/sustainability/water/access-clean-water-communities
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A positive way to generates substantial benefits for public health, the economy and the environment.
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A commendable work by Nestle 💚💚💚👏
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Kudos Nestle for their marvelous work of ensuring hygiene is proper maintain. Your effort should not go unrewarded!
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In the wake of the sixth session of the UN Environment Assembly (UNEA-6), heartfelt appreciation is extended to everyone who dedicated long hours and unwavering commitment to advancing solutions for the triple planetary crisis. Special gratitude goes to Minister Leila Benali for her outstanding leadership as President of UNEA-6, and sincere thanks to the gracious hosts, Kenya, President William Samoei Ruto, and Excellency Soipan Tuya. The collaborative efforts across UNEA, the Committee of Permanent Representatives, and the entire United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) and UN Office in Nairobi (UNON) are commendable, resulting in the successful gaveling of 15 resolutions and two decisions. The resolutions cover crucial aspects of the triple planetary crisis, addressing issues such as securing metals and minerals for the net-zero transition, environmental protection during and after conflicts, and enhanced actions on chemicals, waste, sand, and dust storms. UNEA-6 also witnessed the gaveling of resolutions focusing on desertification, land restoration, and a ministerial declaration reaffirming the international community's commitment to combat climate change, restore nature, and foster a pollution-free world. Despite the challenges in negotiations, the spirit of multilateralism prevailed, fostering respectful dialogue and the pursuit of common ground. UNEA-6 facilitated crucial conversations, particularly highlighted by the engagement of youth, civil society, indigenous peoples, international organizations, scientists, and the private sector. The Multilateral Environmental Agreement Day marked a significant milestone, uniting powerful conventions and agreements under the UNEA tent. As UNEP assumes the responsibilities entrusted by these resolutions, the call to action resonates strongly. With much work ahead, including participation in key conventions and COPs, such as those on plastic pollution and the Summit of the Future, the world is urged to embrace real, lasting change. UNEA-6 has provided an essential boost towards achieving a safe and healthy environment for every person on the planet, reinforcing the collective commitment to a sustainable future. Gratitude is extended, and a warm welcome awaits the incoming President of UNEA-7, Your Excellency Abdullah Bin Ali Amri, Chairman of the Environment Authority of Oman. The journey continues, fueled by the imperative for impactful global action. https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/speech/inclusive-multilateralism-unea-6-boosts-environmental-movement
Inclusive multilateralism at UNEA-6 boosts environmental movement
UNEA-6 efforts led by Minister Leila Benali, wraps with gratitude for collective efforts in addressing planetary crises, with 15 resolutions and a ministerial declaration, covering critical areas like climate, conflict, and conservation, emphasizing collective action and multilateralism. Commitment to swift, impactful change echoed throughout the assembly, says UNEP Chief, Inger Andersen at the closing plenary session.
https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/speech/inclusive-multilateralism-unea-6-boosts-environmental-movement
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Together we can all do something substantial to our planet.
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Kudos to everyone who made this assembly a memorable & a success.
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Cheers to all who made this assembly a success.
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Announcing its expanded engagement in fostering a sustainable and equitable global food system, SIANI is proud to join three new coalitions: the Agroecology Coalition, the Coalition of action for soil health (Ca4sh), and the Decent Work for Equitable Food Systems Coalition. These additions complement SIANI’s existing involvement in three UN Food Systems Summit coalitions: Better Data Better Decision for Nature-Positive Production; Making Food Systems Work for Women and Girls; and the School Meals Coalition. Through active participation in these coalitions, SIANI aims to play a significant role in advancing the dialogue on global food systems transformation, advocating for a human-rights based approach. In the pursuit of a just and sustainable food system, integrating agroecology seamlessly and prioritizing healthy soils emerges as a foundational strategy. Healthy soils, central to agroecological principles, contribute to resilient ecosystems, enhanced crop yields, and carbon sequestration. Similarly, addressing the systemic challenges faced by food system workers is crucial for fostering a truly sustainable and rights-based food system. These workers encounter poverty, food insecurity, inadequate health and safety standards, and lack of legal protection. Inclusion within labor regulations is imperative, with potential positive impacts on productivity and environmental well-being. SIANI is enthusiastic about collaborating with these three complementary coalitions and their members. Together, we will exchange knowledge, harmonize policies, and cultivate new partnerships, all toward our shared goal of a sustainable and equitable food system. https://www.siani.se/news-story/siani-joins-forces-with-three-new-coalitions-strengthening-its-global-impact/
SIANI joins forces with three new coalitions, strengthening its global impact - SIANI
Recognising the vital role of cross-network collaboration in driving meaningful progress towards a more sustainable and equitable global food system, we are thrilled to announce that SIANI expanded its reach by joining three new coalitions.
https://www.siani.se/news-story/siani-joins-forces-with-three-new-coalitions-strengthening-its-global-impact/
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Sustainable and equitable food systems are critical for both people's and the planet's survival.
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This is a significant move by @SIANI that will impact their journey in reaching sustainable goals for equitable food systems.
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Wonderful work through great partnerships
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In a strategic move towards bolstering renewable energy infrastructure and addressing energy disparities, the Biden administration has announced a substantial investment of $366 million through the United States Department of Energy (DOE). This funding aims to support 17 renewable energy projects strategically located in remote and rural areas across the nation, with the overarching goal of mitigating high energy costs and enhancing energy reliability in these communities. One of the primary objectives of this initiative is to align with the administration's commitment to directing 40 percent of climate-related investment benefits to communities that have historically borne the brunt of environmental pollution or are underserved. By focusing on these communities, the funding endeavors to create more affordable and reliable energy sources, ultimately leading to reduced energy bills for households while simultaneously generating employment opportunities within these regions. As an integral component of the administration's Investing in American Agenda, this funding injection will catalyze clean energy projects in 30 Tribal communities and nations as well as 20 states. This expansive scope underscores the administration's dedication to fostering inclusive economic development and environmental justice across diverse geographical and cultural landscapes. The genesis of this funding can be traced back to the President's Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which has paved the way for transformative investments in critical infrastructure sectors. By harnessing the potential of renewable energy sources, such as microgrids for community health centers and hydroelectric facilities on Tribal lands, these projects aspire to fortify energy resilience and accessibility in rural and remote areas. In essence, the Biden administration's $366 million investment in rural renewable energy signifies a pivotal step towards advancing environmental sustainability, economic prosperity, and equity in energy access. By empowering communities with cleaner, more affordable energy solutions, this initiative heralds a brighter and more inclusive energy future for all Americans. https://www.ecowatch.com/biden-doe-renewable-energy-projects-rural-remote.html
Biden’s DOE Announces $366 Million for Green Energy Projects in Rural and Remote Areas - EcoWatch
The Biden administration announced that the DOE will provide $366 million for funding 17 renewable energy projects in remote and rural areas.
https://www.ecowatch.com/biden-doe-renewable-energy-projects-rural-remote.html
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The advantages of renewable energy have been known for a very long time,The US department of energy understands the assignment.
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This is great news! This investment is a significant step towards transitioning to a more sustainable & environmentally responsible energy future. 👏
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Amazing to see the efforts of The United States in leading the world towards environmental sustainability.
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The Panda Club, initiated by WWF-Kenya in 2018, aims to instill a profound sense of environmental responsibility in the younger generation through practical learning and engagement in conservation efforts. By offering hands-on activities, STEM-based learning, outdoor exploration, and empowerment opportunities, the club targets children aged 5 to 14 years, fostering a passion for environmental conservation from a young age. A testament to its commitment, the Panda Club celebrated its grand launch on September 30, 2023, at the WWF-Kenya Panda House in Karen. Families and children were invited to partake in a day dedicated to conservation learning and enjoyment, marking a significant milestone in environmental education. The event featured a variety of engaging activities, including conservation board games designed to educate participants on water conservation and proper plastic waste management. In collaboration with partners such as the Tony Wild Foundation, the Panda Club offers photography training to its members, enabling them to capture the beauty of nature and deepen their connection with the environment. Moreover, creative endeavors, such as interactive arts and crafts sessions using recycled materials, and virtual reality tours of WWF-Kenya conservation areas, further enhance the club's innovative approach to environmental education. One highlight of the Panda Club's expeditions was a journey to Naretunoi Conservancy in October 2023, where members spent a day alongside wildlife rangers. This immersive experience allowed participants to gain firsthand insights into conservation challenges and innovative solutions, including the use of predator deterrent lights to mitigate human-wildlife conflicts. Such expeditions not only educate but also inspire young minds to actively participate in safeguarding the environment for future generations. Through its diverse range of initiatives and partnerships, the Panda Club continues to make strides in nurturing environmental stewardship among Kenya's youth. By empowering children to take ownership of conservation efforts and providing them with the knowledge and skills needed to enact change, the club serves as a beacon of hope for a more sustainable future. https://www.wwfkenya.org/_news_/blogs/?236230/Panda-Club-Nurturing-Environmental-Stewardship-in-Kenyas-Young-Minds
Panda Club Nurturing Environmental Stewardship in Kenya's Young Minds
https://www.wwfkenya.org/_news_/blogs/?236230/Panda-Club-Nurturing-Environmental-Stewardship-in-Kenyas-Young-Minds
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Aligning children with global sustainability goals equips them to excel in a swiftly evolving world
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This is good initiative by panda club for offering trainings and impacting knowledge about the environment to kids .Through training them ,not only educate but also inspire young minds to actively participate in safeguarding the environment for future generations.
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Congratulations to @WWF-Kenya for incorporating children in project Panda to create awareness on how to take care our environment. This is a great method to secure a sustainable future.
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The initiative to equip 405 school buildings in Cyprus with Photovoltaic Systems has concluded successfully, with a total investment of €6.6 million. During a press conference in Nicosia commemorating the project's completion, Minister of Education, Sports, and Youth Dr. Athena Michaelidou, alongside Despina Panayiotou Theodosiou, Chair of the Board of Directors of the Electricity Authority of Cyprus (EAC), disclosed that the endeavor resulted in significant energy savings for schools, achieving a 30% reduction in overall energy consumption. The comprehensive endeavor involved installing PV systems with a combined capacity of 4.9 MW, along with thermal insulation for approximately 84,000 square meters and waterproofing for the PV system locations. The successful collaboration between the EAC and the Ministry of Education is in line with the 2030 National Strategic Planning for Education and Sustainable Development, contributing to a more energy-efficient and sustainable future for the country’s public schools. https://solarquarter.com/2024/02/02/cyprus-completes-e6-6-million-project-to-equip-schools-with-photovoltaic-systems/
Cyprus Completes €6.6 Million Project To Equip Schools With Photovoltaic Systems
The initiative to install Photovoltaic Systems in 405 school buildings in Cyprus, with a total investment of €6.6 million, has been successfully concluded. The project, a collaboration between the Ministry of Education and the Electricity Authority of Cyprus, achieved a 30% reduction in total energy consumption for schools, contributing to the nation's energy-sustainable future and aligning with the 2030 National Strategic Planning for Education and Sustainable Development.
https://solarquarter.com/2024/02/02/cyprus-completes-e6-6-million-project-to-equip-schools-with-photovoltaic-systems/
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The future to be more brighter with such green energy commitments.
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Go Cyprus! 🌞
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This are commendable efforts, clean and renewable energy is the future.
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New Zealand is poised to be among the global pioneers in banning per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in cosmetic products, intending to outlaw these enduring chemicals by the close of 2026. PFAS, commonly found in cosmetics like mascara, nail polish, and shaving cream for their spreading and water-resistant properties, have earned the moniker "forever chemicals" due to their protracted decomposition, taking hundreds of years to break down fully. According to PFAS Free, a project by the environmental charity group Fidra, specific PFAS varieties can take over 1,000 years to decompose. PFAS infiltrate, disseminate, and accumulate both in the environment and human bodies, raising concerns about potential impacts on wildlife, ecosystems, and human health. Recent studies, including one published in 2023, have linked PFAS exposure to heightened risks of various cancers, such as ovarian, breast, and prostate cancers. PFAS have also been detected in human blood and breast milk. https://www.ecowatch.com/new-zealand-pfas-ban-cosmetics.html
New Zealand to Ban PFAS in Cosmetics by 2027 - EcoWatch
New Zealand will become one of the first countries to ban PFAS "forever chemicals" in cosmetics, starting at the end of 2026.
https://www.ecowatch.com/new-zealand-pfas-ban-cosmetics.html
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It's important to safeguard health, safety and environment.
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This is a commendable move towards prioritizing consumer safety and environmental health.
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Its a very important move to ensure the safety people and that of the environment
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The Department of the Interior, through the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), has proposed a solar energy "roadmap," allocating 22 million acres of public lands in the West for solar development. Plans include over 1,700 MW of solar power and 1,300 MW of battery storage in California, Nevada, and Arizona. This initiative aims to support the U.S. transition to renewable energy, addressing climate concerns and creating jobs. The updated Western Solar Plan streamlines the siting framework for solar projects and expands to include Oregon, Washington, Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming. The BLM invested $4.3 million for these updates, demonstrating a commitment to clean energy goals. https://www.ecowatch.com/solar-energy-development-public-lands-blm.html
BLM Proposes 22 Million Acres of Public Lands for Solar Energy - EcoWatch
The U.S. DOI announced a new solar energy “roadmap” including 22 million acres of public lands to expand solar energy development in the West
https://www.ecowatch.com/solar-energy-development-public-lands-blm.html
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This is truly promising,such commitments will lead to a better future.
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A great proposal if it goes through could be create a massive transition to clean energy
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Truly encouraging!
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has approved a $75 million equity investment in HAU Energy BV for renewable projects in Egypt, focusing on the 1.1 GW Gulf of Suez wind farm. This aligns with Egypt's clean energy goals. The investment, categorized as B, supports the development of renewable energy projects. HAU Energy BV, based in the Netherlands, will utilize the funds to advance sustainable projects. The IPO is scheduled from March 4 to 8, with net proceeds of $10.76 billion allocated to solar energy and battery storage. EBRD is pleased to support HAU Energy's efforts in promoting renewable energy in Egypt. https://solarquarter.com/2024/01/19/ebrd-approves-75-million-investment-in-hau-energy-for-renewable-projects-in-egypt/
EBRD Approves $75 Million Investment In HAU Energy For Renewable Projects In Egypt
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) greenlights a USD 75 million equity investment in HAU Energy BV, supporting the development of renewable energy projects in Egypt. The funding includes the 1.1 GW Gulf of Suez wind farm, contributing to the country's clean energy goals and private sector participation in the power sector.
https://solarquarter.com/2024/01/19/ebrd-approves-75-million-investment-in-hau-energy-for-renewable-projects-in-egypt/
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More people should invest on climate change for we all need it to guarantee us of our survival in years to come...this is the way to go.
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This is good project we are hopefully that they will use only green energy to power this light
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This is good news to hear! Investment in green energy is more important
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DEWA is taking a pioneering role in ensuring Dubai's water security and sustainability, aligning its efforts with the UN Sustainable Development Goal of guaranteeing the availability and sustainable management of water. With a commitment of $250 million, DEWA's projects include the establishment of water production plants utilizing Sea Water Reverse Osmosis (SWRO) technology, a solar energy initiative, and the allocation of industrial land to support operational needs. DEWA envisions achieving 100% desalinated water production through clean energy and waste heat by 2030. Currently, boasting a desalinated water production capacity of 490 Million Imperial Gallons per Day (MIGD), including 63 MIGD using Reverse Osmosis, DEWA remains dedicated to elevating water resources through innovative technologies. This commitment underscores Dubai's global leadership in water security and sustainable resource management, emphasizing principles of sustainability, innovation, and efficient water utilization. https://solarquarter.com/2024/01/04/dewa-invests-250-million-for-dubais-water-security-and-solar-powered-sustainability/
DEWA Invests $250 Million For Dubai's Water Security And Solar-Powered Sustainability
Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) leads with a $250 million investment, focusing on water security through innovative projects. From solar-powered desalination to Smart Grid initiatives, DEWA's commitment underscores Dubai's position as a global leader in sustainable water management.
https://solarquarter.com/2024/01/04/dewa-invests-250-million-for-dubais-water-security-and-solar-powered-sustainability/
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Great job! The environmental advantages of harnessing solar energy are undeniable.
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This is a noble investment that is going to foster better water security in Dubai and create a sustainable solar system which will translate to better and sustainable environment.
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Kudos DEWA way to go 👏
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