To provide Canadians with increased access to safe, affordable and sustainable housing, the government today combined funding of over $8.5 million …
Renewable food is on the horizon – Financial Times
Our experience in renewable energy and electric vehicles is relevant to which countries may win and lose in the coming disruption. China and Singapore …
CitiusTech Joins UN Global Compact to Advance Sustainable Healthcare Innovation
… corporate sustainability initiative. The move underscores the company’s focus on ethical business practices, global development goals, and purpose …
Free paint recycling and giveaway planned in Shady Cove on Sept. 6 | Rogue Valley Times
Drop off leftover paint, stain and varnish for recycling; limits may apply for oil-based paints. Pick up free reusable paint (up to 25 gallons). Paint …
New recycling effort transforms ocean waste into durable goods in British Columbia – EHN
Ocean Legacy Foundation operates Canada’s largest marine plastic recycling facility, processing ocean waste into pellets sold to manufacturers for …
Climate change made summer wildfires 10 times more likely, scientists say – POLITICO Pro
But today, with current average global warming of 1.3 degrees Celsius, they are expected about once every 10 years. The fires were also 22 percent …
San Diego hires homeless to pick trash at the dump’s green-waste facility
The two-week pilot program that concluded Wednesday aimed to improve the quality of the compost created at the site.
Could small grants kick off a renewable energy boom in Africa? – the United Nations
Africa is home to vast renewable energy sources, but many of these remain untapped, attracting only 3 per cent of global energy investment.
Climate change is making New Orleans hotter. You can even hear it – KLCC
Average temperatures have been going up in many cities, including New Orleans. We’ll hear what those higher temperatures sound like.
Award-winning journalist crafts a propulsive climate change thriller in ‘We Can’t Save You’
Native Americans occupy a place of honor in Thomas E. Ricks’ second of a series set in Maine starring a grief-stricken FBI agent.