Chicago Drives Electric Returns for Third Annual Event, Showcasing Latest EVs

Chicago Drives Electric Returns for Third Annual Event, Showcasing Latest EVs

The Chicago Automobile Trade Association (CATA) announced the dates for the third annual Chicago Drives Electric event, an outdoor consumer test drive and EV education experience. The event will take place from October 3-6, 2024 at the CATA’s headquarters in Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois, offering attendees the chance to test drive a wide variety of electric vehicles and learn about EV technology, charging infrastructure, and environmental benefits.

EU Reaches Landmark Agreement on Sustainable Food Production

EU Reaches Landmark Agreement on Sustainable Food Production

After months of intense negotiations, the European Union has reached a significant agreement on the future of its agriculture policy, marking a potential shift towards more sustainable food production. The agreement, endorsed by both environmental groups and the industrial farming lobby, calls for a fundamental transformation of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), focusing on better targeted funding, environmental measures, and a reduction in meat consumption.

US Senator Jack Reed to Announce $11.5 Million in Grants for Environmental Projects in Southeast New England

US Senator Jack Reed to Announce $11.5 Million in Grants for Environmental Projects in Southeast New England

A grant announcement event will be held on September 5th in Providence, Rhode Island, where U.S. Senator Jack Reed will join local and federal partners to announce $11.5 million in grants and technical assistance for environmental projects throughout the region. This funding will support local organizations working on high-priority environmental projects in Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts, focusing on clean water, healthy ecosystems, and sustainable communities.

Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Returns for Season Two, Showcasing Conservation Success Stories

Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Returns for Season Two, Showcasing Conservation Success Stories

The Emmy-nominated series ‘Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom: Protecting the Wild’ returns for a second season on NBC, featuring inspiring stories of conservation efforts across the globe. Join hosts Peter Gros and Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant as they explore the work of wildlife experts and organizations dedicated to safeguarding endangered species. Season Two will take viewers on thrilling journeys from the depths of the Caribbean to the rainforests of Panama, highlighting the importance of conservation and inspiring viewers to take action.

Climate Change Threatens Education: Schools Face Closures, Funding Gap, and Lack of Green Skills

Climate Change Threatens Education: Schools Face Closures, Funding Gap, and Lack of Green Skills

A new World Bank report highlights the devastating impact of climate change on education, with 400 million students facing school closures due to extreme weather since 2022. The report emphasizes the urgent need for increased climate finance directed towards education, demonstrating that a small investment could significantly mitigate learning losses. The report also reveals a significant gap between the demand for green skills and the skills students are receiving, underscoring the importance of incorporating climate change education into curricula.

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