UNESCO shared its dual perspective on sustainability: reducing the environmental impact of digital technologies (Greening of AI) while using AI …
Diplomatic envoys commend Zhongshan’s green energy development and rural revitalization
From green tech to idyllic countryside: Diplomatic envoys commend Zhongshan’s green energy development and rural revitalization. 2026-Jun-05 Source …
Commission approves €100 million Austrian State aid scheme
The European Commission has approved a €100 million Austrian scheme to support clean technology (‘cleantech’) manufacturing capacity, …
The State of Europe’s Climate Investment – 2026 Edition – I4CE
The energy crisis exposes the EU structural vulnerabilities: accelerating investment in clean energy and low-carbon technologies is key to …
Inside Trump’s suddenly softened new green card policy – The Washington Post
Big business, including tech and AI companies, launched a quiet but extensive lobbying effort against the green card policy requiring applicants …
Nio’s battery operator Mirattery continues asset securitization push with new ABS issuance
… green technology strength, it said. Shelf registration is a securities issuance model of “one-time registration, phased issuance.” After the total …
THE WASTE LAB EXPANDS ACROSS THE EMIRATES AS THE UAE’s LANDMARK … – Mena FN
… composting facility in Al Ain, where it is converted into locally produced compost and regenerative soil solutions. It is the only operator in the …
India’s waste-climate opportunity begins before disposal [Commentary] – Mongabay India
Composting requires markets for compost, quality assurance, and confidence among farmers and users. Biomethanation requires assured feedstock quality, …
Lutz Foundation supports Crooked Creek Farm organic composting system | The News & Reporter
This new system will allow the farm to turn organic waste into nutrient-rich compost that can be reused in gardens, landscaping, and agricultural …
Chinese green tech is a national security nightmare – we need to act before the lights go out
Britain risks becoming a backdoor for Chinese tech to re-enter the European market, writes Eric Levesque.