A new report by Climate Impact Partners reveals that despite economic uncertainties and ESG backlash, the number of Fortune Global 500 companies committed to reaching net zero emissions by 2050 has increased to 45%, up from 39% last year. The report also highlights the growing use of carbon credits by businesses to meet their climate goals.
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The Tallinn Design Festival, the largest in the Baltics, is transforming the city with a week-long celebration of Estonian and international design. From the post-industrial Krulli Quarter to the idyllic Hiiumaa island, the festival offers a diverse range of exhibitions, workshops, and events, showcasing the latest in design trends and highlighting the rich history and natural beauty of Estonia.
EarthX is hosting a Half-Earth Day® conference on October 22, 2024, in Dallas, TX. This event, focusing on balancing energy production and environmental protection, will bring together top leaders from the energy sector, legal community, government, and business to discuss the future of energy in the face of climate change. The conference will delve into key issues like determining the optimal energy mix, balancing government and market roles, ensuring grid reliability, and overcoming barriers to energy production.
EarthX is hosting a Half-Earth Day® Conference on October 22nd in Dallas, Texas, bringing together energy leaders, legal experts, and environmental stakeholders to discuss the future of energy production while balancing environmental protection. The conference will focus on key issues like determining the optimal energy mix, navigating government regulations, and ensuring grid reliability.
Group14 Technologies, a leading supplier of silicon battery materials, announced the successful shipment of its SCC55TM material from its joint venture factory in South Korea. This milestone marks the company’s ability to offer dual sourcing for its silicon battery materials, making it the first and only advanced silicon battery materials manufacturer to achieve this critical supply chain advantage. With this achievement, Group14 is poised to accelerate the adoption of silicon batteries in electric vehicles (EVs) and consumer electronics (CE) while meeting the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions.
Honeywell and SAMSUNG E&A have joined forces to offer a carbon capture solution for power plants globally. This collaboration aims to reduce emissions, support the energy transition, and meet growing environmental goals.
The 2024 Ocean Photographer of the Year awards showcased breathtaking images of marine life, including a whale mid-gulp, a seagull riding a sea turtle, and a deadly mini octopus. The winning photographs captured the diversity and beauty of the ocean, highlighting the importance of marine conservation.
The hoiho, or yellow-eyed penguin, has been crowned New Zealand’s Bird of the Year, highlighting the plight of the endangered species. Despite facing numerous challenges, the penguin’s campaign, fueled by celebrity endorsements and a collective of wildlife groups, managed to win over voters. The contest saw spirited campaigns, meme wars, and even student-led initiatives, demonstrating the passionate love for New Zealand’s native birds.
The global clean hydrogen project pipeline is growing rapidly, with a significant increase in projects reaching final investment decision (FID). However, the pace and scale of deployment need to accelerate dramatically to meet global climate goals. The Hydrogen Insights 2024 report, co-authored by McKinsey & Company, reveals that despite the progress, the hydrogen sector faces macroeconomic headwinds and sector-specific challenges.
The Arlington Partnership for Affordable Housing (APAH) has rebranded as True Ground Housing Partners, reflecting its commitment to providing safe, affordable housing and supporting residents in the Washington, D.C. region. The new name and visual identity highlight the organization’s focus on building strong foundations, fostering community, and addressing the region’s housing affordability challenges.