Experts and activists believe that the establishment of a ‘loss and damage’ fund during the UN COP28 summit is a significant milestone, but it is just the beginning of aContinue Reading
A recent study by the Council on Energy, Environment, and Water (CEEW) found that the average person in developed countries emits more carbon dioxide (CO2) than the wealthiest 10% ofContinue Reading
Electric automobiles are booming everywhere, and airlines are betting big on electric planes. What will be the next big means of transportation? Boats that run on batteries. Destinations all overContinue Reading
Concrete is used in the construction of houses, buildings, highways, freeways, bridges, walkways, water systems, dams, and other structures due to its unequaled strength, durability, adaptability, and low cost. ItContinue Reading
Until the nineteenth century, when steam-driven propulsion replaced wind power, the worldwide maritime sector was zero-emission. The steam era was short-lived. As a result of the introduction of marine fuelContinue Reading
Heat pump sales are expected to reach new highs in the coming years as the global energy crisis pushes their adoption, according to a new special study issued today byContinue Reading
According to the UN’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), if carbon emissions are not reduced, three-quarters of the world’s population might face heat stress by 2100. The “heat dome”Continue Reading
Electric vehicles (EV) are rapidly changing the automotive scene, but opponents have underlined how substantial their emissions are from production to disposal, while being advertised as more ecologically benign thanContinue Reading
