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Katie Moore, Deputy Vice President of Conservation and Animal Welfare for IFAW, has dedicated her career in conservation to achieving the maximum impact for all animal species. From the first time she saw a stranded dolphin on the beach off the shores of Beaufort, North Carolina, she knew that she had to take action. Turning
Jared Moore, Ph.D. is the founder of Thermal Hydrogen Industries, Inc which is the parent company to startup automaker TH₂ Motors. Thermal Hydrogen Industries, Inc is also parent to other subsidiaries, which form an emissions-free hydrocarbon economy. TH₂ Motors plans to develop a vehicle powered by a small electric battery and a solid oxide fuel
Today’s ESG Updates FCA Proposes New ESG Ratings Rules: UK regulator unveils transparency and governance requirements for ratings providers. NYC Targets Three Asset Managers: Lander urges pension funds to drop BlackRock, Fidelity and PanAgora. Europe’s Aging Landfills Raise Alarm: Mapping shows thousands of toxic sites in climate-exposed flood zones. Portugal’s Largest Solar Project Disputed: Municipalities
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) races ahead, its capacities and limitations are now being computed by those at the forefront of the revolution — people such as OpenAI CEO Sam Altman — in terms of gigawatts of electricity. This is because the data centers that power AI consume vast and increasing amounts of electricity. US media
Apart from royal patronage for Shakespeare, official endorsement for the most popular artist has been rare. Since the birth of democracy in Athens, few regimes have actually promoted the expression of truth, even in drama. Enter the Cannes Film Festival, and once again — how corny — the film that receives the longest standing ovation
Today’s ESG Updates: Malaysia’s Petronas and Commonwealth LNG Discuss Term Supply: The state-owned oil and gas firms could strike a deal to buy natural gas from the Commonwealth LNG’s facility in Louisiana Climate Disasters Could Cost Up to $145B in 2025: Swiss Re, the reinsurance company releases report on insured losses in 2025 Amazon-backed Glacier
Consider your favourite board game. Now, imagine a corporate deal that renders it outdated – perhaps Colonel Mustard is now owned by Heinz instead of Hasbro. Due to this shift, a mandatory recall is issued to preserve Heinz’s new intellectual property. They come to your house, take your game and leave; no refund, no replacement.
A country doesn’t host the Olympic Games to make a profit. So why do they bother? South Korea held the Seoul Olympics in 1988 to show off its economic miracle. Beijing used 2008 to show the world its enormous economic advancement. At Sochi in 2014, Vladimir Putin wanted to restore Russia’s sporting superpower status with
When Category 5 Hurricane Otis roared through Acapulco, Mexico, in October 2023, the city was left in ruins. Winds stripped facades from beachfront buildings and storm surge flooded lobbies. The storm killed at least 50 people and damaged 80% of hotels in the once-glittering resort town. Six months later, a Bloomberg reporter described “a grim scene,”
Having looked at more than 8,000 startups in the climate tech sector and over 30,000 deals, PwC’s new “2023 State of Climate Tech” report found that, in 2023, investments in climate tech from venture capital and private equity fell by 40% compared to the same time last year. The report, released today, says this is
The climate problems at the World Bank are a Trump legacy. When he appointed David Malpass, a supporter of his notorious environmental policies, to run the Bank in 2019, everything changed. Up to that point, the Bank had pursued a climate finance policy “supporting green, resilient and inclusive development”, first with a Climate Change Action
A new study published in the open-access scientific journal, Plos One, has found a “plastic smog” plaguing our oceans. It’s made up of 171 trillion plastic particles and is thought to collectively weigh around 2.3 million tonnes. The data was collected from nearly 12,000 sites in the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans as well as