Air Company lands up-to $65 million deal to help the U.S. Air Force capture CO2 and turn it into "sustainable" aviation fuel on-base.
Month: February 2023
The good news is that fishers, scientists and policymakers are more united now than ever around steps needed to protect our ocean and secure our blue future.
University of St. Thomas students participated in the Office of Sustainability Initiatives’ Winter Scavenger Hunt despite the cold temperatures on Thursday, Feb. 16.
The early stages of market deployment of new solutions doesn’t immediately require hundreds of millions of dollars. And unfortunately, deep pocketed institutional investors — despite strategic goals to invest into those solutions — can’t write checks smaller than hundreds of millions of dollars.
/PRNewswire/ -- Persefoni, a global leader in climate data disclosure and management, today announced the appointment of Kristina Wyatt as the company's Deputy...
/PRNewswire/ -- Targus®, the number one laptop case brand in the U.S. and Canada* and a leader in laptop cases and mobile computing accessories, announced that...
With companies now publishing sustainability reports annually, you may wonder how these reports are put together. The word sustainability is popping up everywhere these days it seems. Companies are constantly releasing information on how they plan to be more sustainable. These plans are mainly released in the forms of reports, and there’s now a whole industry focused […]
People around the world use gasoline for transportation every day. For consumers and businesses, the most noticeable thing about each fill-up is its fluctuating price, but they often know little about the complex process of extracting crude oil and refining it into motor fuel. For example, few are aware that crude oil only accounts for one-tenth of what is extracted at the typical well site. The other 90% is toxic wastewater.
In this opinion piece, Abigail Conrad, Ph.D., with Results for Development discusses the need for donors and governments to create long-term plans for supplemental food assistance.
The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority has published draft guidelines clarifying when the agency will permit sustainability agreements between competitors, signalling a more permissive approach to climate change initiatives.