Sumitomo, Graphyte make JV to bolster biomass carbon removal credits
Japan’s Sumitomo Corporation has partnered with Graphyte, Inc., a U.S.-based startup in the decarbonization sector, to establish a joint venture
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Elitecom ApS, Denmark’s leading IT business, has been chosen to spearhead the drive for Circular Computing in Denmark. The new
Remote Indian Ocean Island Found Choked with Plastic Waste
Once touted as Australia’s untouched natural paradise, The Cocos (Keeling) Islands are a remote territory of Australia in the Indian
After States, NGT Comes After Schools Over Rainwater Harvesting
Over 605 private schools in the Delhi NCR may lose their recognition if they do not deposit Rs 5 lakh
Climate Disaster To Weigh on Asian Pacific Economies Including India: UN
A Global Assessment Report (GAR), launched by the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) on Wednesday, has warned
The Ground Beneath Our Feet. Scientists Create Wood Wide Web
For the first in the world, scientists have made a complete map of the "wood wide web," the underground network
UN Applauds India’s Cooling Plan ICAP
It's no secret that the Indian summer is getting hotter and more unpredictable. Not only have average temperature and number
Celebrity Bill Nye Takes a Climate Change Class for Adults
For the watchers of Big Bang theory, you must have encountered Sheldon’s obsession with Bill Nye, the Science Guy as
Global Cement Giant Heidelberg Commits CO2 Neutral Concrete by 2050
The world's fourth largest cement company HeidelbergCement earlier this week announced to bring its emission reduction targets in line with
Wildfires Smoke Forces Mexico City To Declare Climate Emergency
Mexico City, the densely populated, high-altitude capital of Mexico declared climate emergency on Tuesday following a dozen of fires that
Bengaluru’s Cubbon Park To Begin Rainwater Harvesting With 65 Recharge Wells
The move was decided after realizing the potential of these wells, and the horticulture department with the help of a
A New $5 Billion Plan For Ocean Health and Marine Economy Projects
Asia and the Pacific is at the epicenter of a major crisis in marine plastic pollution, threatening the productivity of
Oxygen Producing Marine Bacteria Threatened by Plastic Rubbish
A new study by Macquarie University found the marine bacteria that are responsible for as much as ten percent of
