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Big Food Redesign Challenge Leads Circular Food Movement

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Visibuilt Secures $1M+ to Advance Mycelium-Based Asphalt

Visibuilt raised over $1M to scale visiBIT, a mycelium-based asphalt binder. This eco-friendly innovation replaces fossil-based bitumen.

Powering Prosperity: Can Fossil Fuels and Clean Energy Coexist?

With Chris Wright at the helm, U.S. energy policy shifts toward fossil fuels—what does this mean for economic growth, security, and climate action?

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Oxyle Secures $16M to Revolutionize PFAS Removal Technology

Oxyle raises $16M to scale its energy-efficient PFAS removal technology, eliminating toxic "forever chemicals" from wastewater. Its innovative system achieves over 99% PFAS destruction while reducing energy costs and waste.

Sweden Expands Export Credit Guarantees to Boost Ukraine’s Reconstruction

Sweden has expanded its special export credit guarantee program for Ukraine, increasing available funds by 166% in 2025.

The Carbon Cost of Progress: Which Industries Are Driving Climate Change?

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