Biden Administration Rolls out AI Guidelines for Critical Infrastructure
New US guidelines for integrating AI into critical infrastructure sectors. Learn about the emphasis on ethics and social responsibility.
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Indonesia to Boost Seaweed Production for Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Indonesia has ambitious plans to produce more seaweed to turn into sustainable aviation fuel, making the most of their natural resources.
UK National Quantum Computing Centre Facility Opens
National Quantum Computing Centre in the UK opens, aiming to foster collaboration towards groundbreaking advancements in quantum computing.
Global South Outpaces North in Renewable Energy Deployment
Many developing countries in the Global South are leading the way in renewable energy technologies, particularly solar and wind power.
Daabon UK Unveils First Carbon-Neutral Organic Palm Oil
Daabon UK introduces world's first carbon-neutral palm oil, leading the way in sustainable palm oil production.
Winners Announced for Prestigious 2024 Balzan Prizes
Brilliant minds honoured by Balzan Prize for their contributions in humanities and natural sciences include an environmental scientist.
U.S. Department of Energy Allocates $125m to Battery Tech
US DoE invests $125m in battery technology. Explore how this funding will drive advancements in energy storage and clean energy integration.
Sweden Launches Support Program for Bioenergy with CCS
Explore Sweden's innovative approach to achieving negative carbon emissions through Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage (BECCS).
New UK National Initiative to Explore Viability of Alternative Proteins
A new UK National Alternative Protein Innovation Centre (NAPIC) will aim to develop alternative proteins for a sustainable food future.
New National Wealth Fund to Drive UK Economic Growth
UK Chancellor launches National Wealth Fund with £7.3 billion state funding to boost economic growth. Learn more about the initiative here.
Azerbaijan’s $1 Billion Climate Fund
Azerbaijan's $500 million 'Climate Investment Fund for Future': Addressing climate goals while balancing hydrocarbon revenue dependence.
London Climate Resilience Review Calls for Urgent Action
The London Climate Resilience Review has put forward urgent recommendations to protect the city from climate change impacts.
EU’s €3 Billion Scheme To Support CCS In Sweden
Discover Sweden's €3 billion carbon capture scheme, aimed at achieving net-zero emissions by 2045 and combating climate change.
MIT Study Reveals Ocean Movement Impacting Atmospheric Carbon Levels
A weakening ocean overturning circulation can impact atmospheric carbon levels interactions, new MIT research has found.
New Chancellor Lifts Ban on New Onshore Wind Farms in England
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has lifted the ban on new onshore wind farms in England to stimulate economic growth and transition to clean energy.
Graphene Membranes Used for Ground-breaking Carbon Capture
Graphene membranes could revolutionize carbon capture with enhanced CO2 binding efficiency and impressive separation factors.
Carbon Stored in Plants Vulnerable to Climate Change, Shorter-lived than Thought
Research reveals shorter-lived and vulnerable carbon storage in plants. Learn how this impacts climate change and carbon removal strategies.
New Non-Profit to Fund Decarbonisation in High-Emitting Sectors
The Center for Green Market Activation will drive decarbonisation in high emitting sectors like aviation, trucking, concrete, and chemicals.
Abu Dhabi Unveils AGWA Cluster to Tackle Global Food and Water Issues
Abu Dhabi has unveiled its AgriFood Growth & Water Abundance (AGWA) cluster to contribute to addressing global...
Human-Caused Climate Change Intensified Extreme Heatwave in Asia and Middle East
Human activity has amplified the intensity and likelihood of extreme temperatures in Asia and the Middle East.