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Crypto.com Arena, r.World Implement Reuse Pilot Program for Depeche Mode Concerts
The Los Angeles venue expects the program to divert hundreds of thousands of single-use cups from the waste stream through reuse.
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Scope3 Adds DOOH Advertising to Emissions Measurement Services
The addition of digital out-of-home advertising to its carbon measurement platform comes amidst expected growth of the industry, with spending expected to hit $24 billion by 2028.
Bacardi Trial Reduces Glass Bottle Manufacturing Emissions
The technology implemented in the trial used hydrogen to power a glass furnace, cutting emissions by over 30%.
U.S. Aims to Advance International Nuclear Fusion Strategy
At COP 28, Climate Envoy John Kerry emphasizes the need for additional international partnership and cooperation in order to eventually make fusion energy commercially available.
Amazon Boosts Rail and Sea Transport, Reducing Shipping Emissions
“By moving products by sea or rail, instead of via road by trucks, we can significantly reduce our carbon footprint,” says Amazon.
Scientists Investigate Wildfire Predictions and Long-Term Impacts
In response to this growing threat, scientists at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) are conducting groundbreaking research to better understand and predict wildfires’ impacts on the environment, the carbon cycle, and biodiversity.
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Microsoft Purchases 1.5 Million Carbon Credits to Support Amazon Reforestation
Credits were purchased from Brazilian startup, Mombak, which will plant some100 species of native trees to restore deforested land.
Budderfly, Fujitsu General America Partner for Commercial Building Energy Efficiency
The companies plan to leverage energy efficiency technologies, such as HVAC systems, for those business facilities.
ExxonMobil’s Corporate Plan Includes Lower Emissions, Lithium Boost
The company plans to pursue $20 billion of lower-emissions opportunities through 2027 and lower greenhouse gas emissions intensity by 40% to 50% by 2030.
Protein Evolution, Stella McCartney Unveil Garment Made Using Biological Recycling
The new parka was made from rigid packaging waste and industrial textile strappings made into biorecycled polyester through Protein Evolution’s Biopure process.
DevvStream Partners with Go-Station for New Carbon Credit Generation
The two entered into a definitive agreement that will establish a new revenue stream for Go-Station by monetizing EV charging stations into carbon credits.
UN Climate Chief Calls for Increased Climate Financing, Government Action
As COP28 reaches its halfway point, UN Climate Chief Simon Stiell emphasizes the need for the conference to achieve greater advancements in climate financing, engage in a global stocktake, and overall work to dramatically speed up climate action.
Hydrogen Cars can Suit Cities Everywhere, University of Houston Says
A study compares steam methane reforming with and without carbon capture and electrolysis using grid electricity and finds that businesses can benefit significantly from using hydrogen as a fuel source for cars environmentally and economically.
Dengo, ReSeed Partner to Bring Cacao Industry to Carbon Markets
By adding Dengo’s farmers to the ReSeed’s Farm Fresh Carbon Credits platform, smallholder farmers may achieve an additional revenue stream by selling carbon credits.
Oscilla Power Successfully Demonstrates Wave Energy on Maine Coast
The test project featured a one-sixth scale model of the Oscilla Triton 1 MW wave energy converter, assessing its ability to generate clean energy amidst extreme weather.
EU Releases Sustainable Products, EcoDesign Rules Promote Circularity
The rules update is meant to enforce the creation of long-lasting, sustainable products made with fewer resources such as energy and water.
Food Waste Pact Targets Businesses to Solve Waste Problems
Dubbed the U.S. Food Waste Pact, a new initiative announced by nonprofit partners ReFED and World Wildlife Fund, aims to tackle the $444 billion in U.S. food waste
Rio Tinto Kennecott to Replace Fossil Fuel with Renewable Diesel
The move to use the clean fuel will reduce the Utah copper site’s Scope 1 emissions by approximately 495,000 tons of carbon equivalent per year.
Pilot Travel Centers, GM, EVgo Open First Locations of Fast EV Charging Network
Once completed, the network will feature up to 2,000 chargers at over 500 travel centers in both urban and rural communities across the United States.
Net-Zero Scenario Outlines Ways to Decarbonize Cement Industry
The Mission Partner Partnership strategy includes steps toward decarbonizing the concrete and cement industry over the next 25 years as major industry players have collectively acknowledged the need to act on climate goals.
Zero-Emissions Cargo Machines Unveiled at Port of Long Beach
The port added 33 zero-emissions cargo-handling machines that run on electric batteries, replacing traditional gas and diesel-powered models.