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Climate Justice Is Possible—Just Look Beyond Technology

Work towards those kinds of alternative futures is already happening. “No community is waiting for people to save them,” said Sarah Shanley Hope, a vice president at the Solutions Project. She described a concept called “multi-solving”—how technologies like solar panels can offer not just green power, but also jobs and energy savings. Those combined benefits allow climate projects to become a catalyst, sparking grassroots organizing for policies that make green projects more accessible to communities on the frontlines of…

GM Sustainability Chief Discusses Auto Maker's Push to an All-Electric Lineup

As General Motors charts a course to only sell electric vehicles by 2035, Kristen Siemen discusses new challenges the auto maker faces in addressing climate change. As General Motors charts a course to only sell electric vehicles by 2035, Kristen Siemen discusses new challenges the auto maker faces in addressing climate change. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the…

At RE:WIRED Green, We’re Innovating to Fight the Climate Crisis

Today, every issue is a climate issue. It's no longer just higher temperatures, wildfires, and rising sea levels, but issues we previously thought had nothing to do with climate change—like the severity of the seasonal flu or invasive species in our farmlands. The way we prepare for annual hurricane seasons or flooding in certain parts of the world will all have to change. Problems formerly considered purely social or economic are now climate problems, and how we deal with them will resonate for generations. This is…

JLR asks suppliers to meet sustainability targets

Jaguar Land Rover has invited its global supply network to commit to sustainability targets approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and help reach carbon net zero emissions across its supply chain, products, and operations by 2039. JLR will ask Tier 1 suppliers to set out their decarbonisation programmes, report transparently and demonstrate progress towards…

Samsung is one of 2022’s most innovative brands in terms of sustainability

Last updated: September 16th, 2022 at 13:53 UTC+02:00 Many companies are ready to talk the talk about climate and sustainability, but as it turns out, most aren’t willing to walk the walk. According to a recent study by BCG, only about one in five companies are ready to act on their climate and sustainability claims. Many say that sustainability is their top corporate priority, but few are developing products, processes, and business innovations to support sustainable models. Meanwhile, Samsung was ranked among the…

Why Adopting Chemical-Free Processes to Meet Lithium-ion Battery Demand is the Way Forward

Governments and automakers around the world are pushing for the mass adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) as the replacement of traditional petrol-diesel vehicles to combat climate change. However, as EVs gain more popularity, even in India, a persistent question has emerged—are they truly as environmentally friendly as they claim? While most experts agree that EVs are more environmentally friendly than traditional vehicles, they can still have environmental impacts depending on how they are charged and manufactured.…

sustainability efforts and profits can coexist

Making profits and doing right by shareholders and working on ways to protect the environment and mitigate climate change are not mutually exclusive, Adam Selipsky, CEO of cloud leader Amazon Web Services (AWS), told CNBC on Monday.In an interview for "Mad Money" with Jim Cramer, Selipsky said the entire company of Amazon is aiming to be net-zero carbon by 2040, a decade earlier than set out in the Paris climate agreement. Sustainability and profits "don't have to be at odds," Selipsky said, pointing to examples at Amazon…

Who Owns the Ocean’s Genes? Tension on the High Seas

After nearly two weeks of recent United Nations negotiations in New York City, countries from around the world failed to finalize an ambitious treaty that would create enormous marine protected areas and enforce stricter rules for industry on the high seas—the two thirds of the ocean beyond any country’s exclusive ocean territory. The deal faltered in the final hours, mainly over an issue that has long dogged international ocean talks: how to share profits from commercializing the high seas’ genetic resources. Ocean…

Nikola Founder Faces Securities-Fraud Trial Over Promises About Electric Trucks

Trevor Milton, the Nikola Corp. NKLA 3.24% founder who enticed auto-industry leaders and investors with his promise for a revolution in electric trucks, faces a securities-fraud trial beginning this week on allegations that he lied about his company’s development of environmentally friendly technology.Federal prosecutors in Manhattan last year accused Mr. Milton of running a scheme to enrich himself and boost his stature as an entrepreneur…

A Growing Drinking Water Crisis Threatens American Cities and Towns

Residents of Jackson, Miss., recently experienced a week without reliable water service. And an advisory to boil any water that does flow from faucets in that capital city of 150,000 people has been in place since late July. This is just some of the alarming drinking-water-related news that has surfaced as summer winds down in the U.S. Other reports have told of arsenic in tap water in a New York City public housing complex, potentially sewage- or runoff-related Escherichia coli bacteria in West Baltimore’s water supply…