Swiss Voters Reject Biodiversity Initiative, Prioritizing Economy Over Environment

Swiss Voters Reject Biodiversity Initiative, Prioritizing Economy Over Environment

In a referendum, Swiss voters overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to allocate more funding for biodiversity protection. The initiative, which aimed to safeguard the country’s threatened plant and animal life, was opposed by the government and many right-wing parties, who argued it would harm the economy. The vote highlights the ongoing tension between environmental concerns and economic considerations.

Schneider Electric Drives Decarbonization at Climate Week NYC 2024

Schneider Electric Drives Decarbonization at Climate Week NYC 2024

Schneider Electric, a global leader in energy management and automation, is actively participating in Climate Week NYC 2024, highlighting its commitment to decarbonization through innovative technologies and cross-industry collaboration. The company emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach to sustainability, integrating sustainable practices into building design and material selection. Schneider Electric is also showcasing its new AI-powered solutions for energy transition and advocating for tax credit transfer agreements to accelerate clean energy investments.

AM Green Acquires Chempolis’ Next-Gen 2G Biofuel Technology, Investing $1 Billion in Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)

AM Green Acquires Chempolis’ Next-Gen 2G Biofuel Technology, Investing $1 Billion in Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)

AM Green, a leading provider of energy transition solutions, has acquired Chempolis’ next-generation 2G biofuel technology, marking a significant investment of $1 billion to produce sustainable aviation fuel (SAF). This strategic acquisition aims to accelerate AM Green’s vision of establishing a global biorefinery technology platform, contributing to the decarbonization of the aviation industry.

Southern Cities Lead the Way in Climate Action with Federal Funding

Southern Cities Lead the Way in Climate Action with Federal Funding

A new report by the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) highlights how five Southern cities are using federal funding to combat climate change, boost local economies, and create resilient communities. The report showcases innovative projects in Birmingham, Knoxville, Memphis, Columbia, and Brunswick, demonstrating the transformative potential of federal climate investments in the South.

DENSO Enrolls in DTE’s MIGreenPower Program for Renewable Energy

DENSO Enrolls in DTE’s MIGreenPower Program for Renewable Energy

DENSO, a leading mobility supplier, has partnered with DTE Energy to enroll in the MIGreenPower program, committing to 100% renewable electricity for its Belleville Logistics Center and a facility at its North American headquarters. This move aligns with DENSO’s commitment to achieving carbon neutrality by 2035 and supports the growth of renewable energy in Michigan.

Geothermal Love Song Aims to Heat Up Climate Action

Geothermal Love Song Aims to Heat Up Climate Action

A new musical collaboration, “(Our Love is) Geothermal,” combines a catchy tune with a fantastical storyline to highlight the potential of geothermal energy. The song, released during Climate Week New York, aims to unite climate advocates and industry supporters by making geothermal energy more relatable and engaging.

Chesapeake Utilities Corporation Reports Significant Progress in Environmental Stewardship

Chesapeake Utilities Corporation Reports Significant Progress in Environmental Stewardship

Chesapeake Utilities Corporation has released its 2023 Environmental Stewardship Report, highlighting significant strides in reducing emissions and promoting sustainability across its operations. The report demonstrates the company’s commitment to a greener future, with notable achievements including a 25% reduction in Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions since 2019 and a 10% year-over-year reduction.

IBM and NASA Release Open-Source AI Model for Weather and Climate Insights

IBM and NASA Release Open-Source AI Model for Weather and Climate Insights

IBM and NASA have collaborated to develop a new open-source AI foundation model for weather and climate applications. This model, dubbed ‘Prithvi WxC’, can be used for various purposes, including targeted forecasting, severe weather prediction, and improving climate model resolution. The model is flexible and can be fine-tuned for specific applications, making it a valuable tool for scientists, developers, and businesses.

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