Germany is hosting the 25th edition of Europe’s largest poetry festival in Berlin, showcasing works from over 150 artists from around the world. The event focuses on highlighting under-represented voices, including poetry in minority languages like Catalan. Performers explore themes of language, gender, social issues, and the impact of war, using poetry as a universal language to connect with a wider audience.
Results for: Environment
Fracsun, a leading provider of solar soiling loss monitoring solutions, has launched a groundbreaking AI-powered soiling loss modeling tool called CLEO. This innovative tool uses ground-level measurements, weather data, and machine learning to provide accurate, localized simulations of annual soiling losses. By enabling developers to fine-tune production models and improve energy yield assumptions, CLEO empowers the solar sector to maximize returns on investment.
A new study by UC Berkeley economists suggests that California could save drivers money and reduce emissions by allowing gas stations to sell E15 fuel, a blend of 15 percent ethanol and 85 percent gasoline. The study found that drivers in California could save up to $150 per year on gasoline if the state allowed the sale of E15, which is already approved in all other 49 states. The study also found that E15 has lower carbon emissions than E10, the current standard gasoline blend in California.
Greece is facing a severe water crisis, with several islands declaring a state of emergency due to dwindling water supplies. This crisis is attributed to low rainfall, scorching temperatures, and inadequate infrastructure. As the tourist season intensifies, the strain on water resources is further exacerbated by increasing demand. Measures are being implemented to alleviate the situation, including desalination plants and restrictions on water usage.
Batteries Plus, a leading battery retailer and recycler, has been selected to receive a substantial grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to spearhead a nationwide initiative aimed at dramatically increasing battery recycling. The grant will leverage Batteries Plus’ extensive network of stores and expertise to promote responsible battery disposal across the country.
Dirty Labs Celebrates Prime Day and Plastic-Free July with Exclusive Discounts and Sustainable Swaps
Dirty Labs, a leader in sustainable cleaning solutions, is celebrating Amazon’s Prime Day and Plastic-Free July with an exciting promotion. Enjoy 20% off all Dirty Labs products on Amazon, excluding 32-load detergent bottles. Discover their innovative, eco-friendly cleaning solutions and take advantage of their latest sustainable swap deals.
Purina has launched a new initiative called ‘Pet Power’ which uses a renewable electricity-producing walkway powered by the energy of pets and their owners. The initiative aims to raise awareness about the power of renewable electricity and showcases Purina’s commitment to sustainability.
OpenText is hosting its 2024 Hackathon, challenging developers to create innovative solutions using OpenText APIs to address challenges in MedTech sustainability, social sustainable design, and carbon accounting in technology. The virtual event aims to foster innovation and encourage participants to develop technologies that enhance existing OpenText solutions or contribute to sustainability initiatives for organizations utilizing OpenText products.
Nintendo has shocked fans with a chilling teaser for a new game called ‘Emio,’ hinting at a possible foray into the horror genre. The 15-second trailer features a disturbing figure in a trench coat and paper bag mask, sending fans into a frenzy of speculation about the game’s nature. While Nintendo remains tight-lipped about ‘Emio,’ the ’18’ rating and the suggestive imagery point towards a horror title, potentially developed by Bloober Team. This surprising move from Nintendo opens up exciting possibilities for the future of the Switch.
A new photography exhibition in London’s Bethnal Green, ‘I Am Who I Am Now’, explores the everyday lives of the Bengali community over the past 50 years. The exhibition, featuring intimate family snapshots and powerful images of solidarity, reveals the intricate connection between personal stories and the East End’s socio-political landscape.