North American Airports Celebrate a Decade of Sustainable Progress with Airport Carbon Accreditation

North American Airports Celebrate a Decade of Sustainable Progress with Airport Carbon Accreditation

Airports Council International – North America (ACI-NA) celebrates 10 years of the Airport Carbon Accreditation program, recognizing the efforts of nearly 90 North American airports in managing and reducing CO2 emissions. The program has seen significant progress in reducing the industry’s carbon footprint, with over 60% of travelers in North America now passing through accredited airports.

Stubble Burning Sparks Political Row in India as Delhi Seeks Urgent Action

Stubble Burning Sparks Political Row in India as Delhi Seeks Urgent Action

Stubble burning in India has once again become a contentious issue, with the Delhi government calling for an urgent meeting to address the problem. The Delhi government, facing pressure from the Supreme Court, is seeking collaboration from neighboring states and the central government to combat air pollution caused by crop residue burning. Farmers, meanwhile, are calling for permanent solutions to the issue, highlighting the economic burden associated with alternative methods.

From Oil to Hydrogen: One Engineer’s Quest for a Greener Future

From Oil to Hydrogen: One Engineer’s Quest for a Greener Future

Jordi Zonneveld, a former oil and gas engineer, felt compelled to shift his career toward a cleaner future. Driven by his desire for his children to inherit a healthier planet, he led Frames Group, his former employer, towards a hydrogen-focused business model, ultimately leading to its acquisition by Plug Power. This move exemplifies the growing shift towards sustainable energy solutions, particularly in the face of the climate crisis.

Hurricane Helene: A Record-Breaking Storm Threatens Florida’s Big Bend

Hurricane Helene: A Record-Breaking Storm Threatens Florida’s Big Bend

Hurricane Helene, a Category 4 hurricane, made landfall in Florida’s Big Bend region, setting a record for the strongest hurricane to hit the area. The Big Bend, already recovering from Hurricane Idalia in 2022, faces significant storm surge, coastal flooding, and strong winds due to the storm’s intensity and the region’s vulnerability. Experts warn that climate change is exacerbating these threats, causing rising sea levels, more frequent and intense rainfall, and warmer ocean temperatures that fuel hurricane intensification.

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