Aerial view of frozen wetlands in Minneiska, Minnesota, showcasing winter landscape textures.

Warming Wetlands May Boost Methane Emissions, Threatening Climate Goals

Leave a Comment / Science & Tech /

Summary: Warming wetlands increase methane emissions, posing challenges for climate change mitigation efforts. Scientists from the Smithsonian have revealed that warming wetlands, a major natural methane source, produce more methane, potentially disrupting climate change mitigation. This discovery stems from the SMARTX experiment in Maryland which simulated future higher temperatures and CO2 levels in wetlands. Understanding […]

Warming Wetlands May Boost Methane Emissions, Threatening Climate Goals Read More »

China’s Rare Earth Export Rules Ignite Global Production Efforts but Challenges Remain

Leave a Comment / Business, Policy /

Summary: China’s new licensing rules on rare earth exports drive US and European initiatives to develop processing capabilities amid significant challenges. New Chinese government rules now require licenses to export some critical rare earth elements, especially heavy ones used in high-performance magnets. This regulatory change has sparked efforts in the United States and Europe to

China’s Rare Earth Export Rules Ignite Global Production Efforts but Challenges Remain Read More »

Mainstream Renewable Power Sells 675 MW Renewable Portfolio in Colombia to Celsia

Leave a Comment / Business /

Summary: Mainstream Renewable Power exits Colombian market, selling a 675 MW portfolio to Celsia, enhancing renewable energy capacity and supporting Colombia’s clean energy goals. Mainstream Renewable Power, a leading global wind and solar energy company, has sold its 675 MW renewable energy portfolio in Colombia to local energy firm Celsia. This significant transaction marks Mainstream’s

Mainstream Renewable Power Sells 675 MW Renewable Portfolio in Colombia to Celsia Read More »

Stunning night view of Quezon City skyline with illuminated buildings and vibrant city lights.

Quezon City Bans Single-Use Plastics to Boost Sustainability and Circular Economy

Leave a Comment / Policy /

Summary: Quezon City implements a pioneering ban on single-use plastics in government facilities as of April 21, 2025, to combat plastic pollution and promote sustainable business growth. Starting April 21, 2025, Quezon City has banned single-use plastics in all government facilities. This policy, under Executive Order No. 3, Series of 2025, builds on earlier environmental

Quezon City Bans Single-Use Plastics to Boost Sustainability and Circular Economy Read More »

Nanotech Powers a Sustainable Revolution in Packaging Industry

Leave a Comment / Science & Tech /

Summary: Nanotechnology is revolutionizing packaging by enhancing strength, enabling smart features, and driving sustainability, offering significant commercial and environmental benefits. Nanotechnology is rapidly transforming the packaging industry, meeting soaring demand for sustainable and innovative packaging solutions. It enhances material strength, enables smarter packaging, and promotes environmental sustainability. This technology offers exciting business opportunities by reducing

Nanotech Powers a Sustainable Revolution in Packaging Industry Read More »

Ultima Markets Launches Ultima Impact Foundation to Drive Regional Reforestation and Sustainability

Leave a Comment / Business /

Summary: Ultima Markets initiates the Ultima Impact Foundation to lead reforestation efforts in Southeast Asia, promoting environmental restoration and community collaboration. Ultima Markets has officially launched the Ultima Impact Foundation, a dedicated non-profit organization focusing on sustainability and social impact initiatives. The foundation’s inaugural project centers on reforesting mangrove forests and other tree species across

Ultima Markets Launches Ultima Impact Foundation to Drive Regional Reforestation and Sustainability Read More »

University of Queensland Develops Record-Breaking Eco-Friendly Solar Cell

Leave a Comment / Science & Tech /

Summary: UQ achieves a world record 16.65% efficiency with Tin Halide perovskite solar cells, advancing sustainable and eco-friendly solar technology. The University of Queensland (UQ) has achieved a certified world record efficiency of 16.65% using Tin Halide perovskite (THP) solar cells, marking a significant breakthrough in sustainable energy technology. Record Setting Efficiency with Tin-Based Technology

University of Queensland Develops Record-Breaking Eco-Friendly Solar Cell Read More »

METLEN and Glenfarne Team Up on 588 MW Solar and 1,610 MWh Battery Storage Deal in Chile

Leave a Comment / Business /

Summary: METLEN Energy & Metals and Glenfarne Asset Company have agreed on a major renewable energy asset transfer in Chile involving 588 MW solar and 1,610 MWh battery storage, advancing Chile’s clean energy transition. METLEN Energy & Metals and Glenfarne Asset Company have entered a significant agreement to transfer a portfolio of solar and battery

METLEN and Glenfarne Team Up on 588 MW Solar and 1,610 MWh Battery Storage Deal in Chile Read More »

Smiling healthcare professional using phone in office with laptop and medical tools.

Telemedicine Cuts Carbon Emissions Equivalent to 130,000 Car Trips Monthly

Leave a Comment / Science & Tech /

Summary: UCLA research shows telemedicine in 2023 significantly reduced carbon emissions, highlighting its climate benefits and potential for sustainable healthcare policies. Telemedicine use in 2023 reduced monthly carbon dioxide emissions by an estimated 21.4 million to 47.6 million kilograms, equivalent to avoiding emissions from 61,000 to 130,000 gas-powered vehicles each month. This UCLA-led study highlights

Telemedicine Cuts Carbon Emissions Equivalent to 130,000 Car Trips Monthly Read More »

oil rig, sea, oil, gas, drill, drilling, platform, engineering, nature, industry, earth day, eco, environment, environmental, pollution, chemicals, industrial, ocean, petroleum, rig, water, waves, offshore, fuel, energy, power, technology, gasoline, production, exploration, well, wave, petrol, spill, pacific, coast, coastal, greenhouse, carbon, climate, coastline, horizon

New Study Shows Oil Spill Cleanup Agents Do Not Hinder Natural Biodegradation

Leave a Comment / Science & Tech /

Summary: A recent study finds that spill treating agents used in oil cleanup do not significantly impede natural microbial biodegradation, reassuring effective emergency responses. Biodegradation is a vital natural process in oil spill cleanup. A new study, published in Applied and Environmental Microbiology, reveals that spill treating agents do not substantially impede this natural biodegradation

New Study Shows Oil Spill Cleanup Agents Do Not Hinder Natural Biodegradation Read More »

Scroll to Top