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Potty Trained Cows Are No Joke for the Climate
Researchers are teaching cows to pee in designated places where the urine can be collected, sharply reducing methane emissions.
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Parisians vote in favour of tripling parking costs for SUVs
The referendum comes as the city aims to reduce emissions by targeting wealthy drivers in large, polluting cars
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Solar power industry vows to step up campaign to topple Abbott government
Vow to expand marginal-seats campaign against Coalition comes after ban on Clean Energy Finance Corporation from financing wind and small-scale solar
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Is Australia driving recklessly into climate-financial headwinds?
Unlike the Bank of England and Norway's massive wealth fund, Australia - vulnerable to both climate action and change - has no formal processes within its financial system for assessing climate risks.
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How Retailers are Improving Operational Efficiencies by Implementing Enterprise Wide Energy Management Programs
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North Korea Is Building Glorious Bike Lanes
The thoroughfares of Pyongyang feature the greatest amenities for the convenience and efficiency of the socialist worker.
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Vertical Farming and Aquaponics and Small Businesses
(Buffalo's vertical farm interior with salads growing.) Right: Buffalo's vertical farm interior with salads growing.Vertical Fresh Farms is a small aquaponic operation in Buffalo, New York. How small? The vertical farm is small enough to fit into owner Jeremy Witt’s garage.
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Waste-Based Biofuels Going Into United Passenger Planes This Summer
United Airlines is partnering with California-based Fulcrum Bioenergy to make alternative jet fuel from food scraps, farm waste, and animal fat.
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The Transit Ridership Recipe
When transit is planned with the goal of high ridership, what does that mean? What do transit network designers actually do when this is their direction?
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Big Organic farming isn't as clean as we may have thought
Good news: There’s still hope for truly sustainable farming.
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Energy Efficiency? We get it. What about real sustainability?
After all these years I still get that little shiver of anticipation when I receive a request for a tender proposal titled “sustainability” or “ESD” – that’s my thing, my passion, my business, and I know I’m good at it.
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This World Don't Panic The Truth About Population BBC Documentary
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Clean Energy Gives Rise To Robust Economies, Says Steyer
As we noted in a sister article on Friday (“Climate Change Issues May Decide 2016 US Election”), NextGen Climate has come out with a thought-provoking white paper called “The Economic Case For Clean Energy.” Its context mirrors and supports the gist of remarks by Tom Steyer, president and 2013 founder of the group, that challenge American
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One Name, One Fish: Why Seafood Names Matter
'Snapper' can be 56 different species!
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New Zealand to be coal-free by 2018, 90% renewable by 2025
It appears that New Zealand is finally ready to throw their domestic coal habit into Mount Doom — by 2018, the country will cease to use coal as a source of domestic energy production. “Historically coal has played an important role in ensuring the security of New Zealand’s electricity supply, particularly in dry years where our hydro-lake levels are low,” Simon Bridges, New Zealand’s Energy and Resources Minister, said in a statement.
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Manufacturer develops a fish food 100 per cent free of wild caught fishmeal
Global manufacturer Skretting has extensively tested a fish food that is totally free of wild caught fishmeal.
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Researchers Find a Novel Way to Potentially Double Solar Cell Efficiency
Researchers looking into new and sustainable energy have achieved a breakthrough in solar cell technology by reporting the development of a “green antenna” to potentially double the efficiencies of certain solar cells and significantly, make them more affordable. Solar energy is a proven, inexhaustible source of energy and is slowly findings its way into communities.
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'Artificial leaf' could power communities of the future
The world could one day be powered by photosynthesis from artificial leaves, say researchers from Monash University in Melbourne. Their system to turn water into fuel, using nothing but solar energy, could be used to run cars, houses and even whole communities. The 'artificial leaf' created by researchers is actually more of a solar-powered device that is able to produce hydrogen with a record-breaking degree of efficiency.
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The First Carbon Neutral Country in the World
Costa Rica has set an ambitious goal for itself: To be entirely carbon neutral by 2021. But it’s really not that crazy — just this summer, the entire country was powered entirely on renewable energy sources for 94 straight days.
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Too Wild to Drill: Help protect these six amazing places from oil and gas development
New report spotlights the wildest lands that are most at risk of being exploited for the resources that lie beneath them. These lands are Too Wild to Drill.
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