Oregon’s pioneering Right to Repair legislation marks a significant step towards sustainability and consumer empowerment. By mandating access to repair manuals, parts, and tools, the state champions a future where electronic devices are maintained longer, reducing waste and fostering a culture of repair over replacement.
Google today announces a $1 billion investment in a new data center in Kansas City, Missouri, alongside initiatives to foster community development and sustainable energy use.
Ethanol facilities in facilities in Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, and South Dakota will be incorporated into the carbon capture and storage project, which will remove 3.1 million metric tons of emissions annually.
The plan is to add the clean energy capacity by 2027, increasing the company’s wind portfolio by about 50%.
A study by the Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory shows that solar facilities could potentially enhance insect habitats.
The company is said to produce the first permanent magnet with automotive-grade power entirely free from critical materials, including rare or heavy rare earth minerals.
Researchers test flights with the same aircraft, comparing the use of 100% SAF-powered flights to those using conventional fuel, overall working to determine whether SAF use mitigates the formation of contrails.
The company is a part of a growing number in the footwear industry looking to improve sustainability and the circular economy by allowing customers to drop off old Crocs shoes at retail stores.
The report highlights that water doesn’t magically appear from taps; it originates from nature. Freshwater ecosystems are not only fundamental to economies but are also the foundation of food security, biodiversity, and resilience against climate impacts.
Regenerative agriculture generally involves improving soil health and water quality, as well as enhancing biodiversity and reducing emissions through farming and grazing techniques.