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Artificial intelligence (AI) is often described through models, applications, and computing capacity. Behind all of them is a physical infrastructure that has to be manufactured, installed, powered, maintained, and eventually replaced. The data center hardware lifecycle therefore extends well beyond the period when a server is processing workloads. Physical components do not necessarily become unusable
Today’s ESG Updates EU to Introduce Limits on Vehicle Imports From China: Following an official meeting in Beijing, a newly confirmed plan for a hybrid vehicle import cap would halve China’s market share to just 3%. Saudi Arabia Aims to Disconnect From the Strait of Hormuz: State-controlled Aramco is now studying two new crude export
Today’s ESG Updates McDonald’s AI Pricing Software Antitrust Worries: McDonald’s is facing potential antitrust scrutiny over a larger industry trend of using AI to set prices. UK Heat Pump Subsidies Cut in Defense Spending Bid: Ministers will be removing heat pump subsidies and cutting back on energy & net zero department spending to make space
The Renewable Energy Association (REA) is putting demand at the centre of its UK geothermal conference on October 13. The day’s big question: who will actually buy the heat and power that geothermal projects can produce. Possible customers range from data centres and farms to heat networks, factories and cooling systems, and the REA wants
Today’s ESG Update Brazil’s Biodiesel Push Gains Momentum: Firms are testing higher biodiesel blends as simpler rules, climate obligations, and diesel-supply risks make domestic biofuels a more attractive option. Diesel Crunch Deepens as IEA Urges Further Stock Releases: Disrupted exports and constrained shipping are tightening diesel supplies, raising the risk of higher costs across transport,
What will be the main focus of COP 17? We are at the midpoint of the KMGBF implementation period, and the major focus of the meeting will be the first global report to take stock of collective progress on GBF implementation. Its key message is that there is increased engagement, but major gaps remain when
Today’s ESG Updates Diesel Claimants Denied Appeal Route but Vow to Press On: A London judge has refused to let 1.6 million motorists challenge the July judgment that went the carmakers’ way, so their lawyers will take the request straight to the Court of Appeal. Brussels Sets Common Pollution Standards for Pig and Poultry Farms:Shared
Once understood, One Health ought to be one of the most attractive, essential, and shared causes in modern philanthropy. It is global, interdisciplinary, scientifically compelling, urgent, and potentially transformational. It sits directly at the intersection of global health security, food systems, biodiversity, climate resilience, animal health, and environmental protection. It could be crucial in preventing
Whenever I visit my grandparents, my Brazilian grandfather is constantly making me eat. He fills my plate (and my stomach) with yucca, homemade pizzas, freshly made salads, and my personal favorite, pão de queijo, or Brazilian cheese bread. I can’t walk out the door without a case of coconut water or a couple of puzzles
Today’s ESG Updates Australia’s Highest Court Rejects Coal Mine Extension Over Climate Impact: The judges backed a community group’s challenge to the Mount Pleasant extension, saying the state planning body should have weighed ways to curb the mine’s emissions, nearly all of which occur abroad when its coal is burned. Spanish Town Loses Safe Tap
Today’s ESG Updates New Zealand Report Finds Record Gas Levels and Glacier Decline: Glacier volume fell from 56 to 30 cubic kilometers between 1997 and 2023, and heatwaves are very likely to grow longer and more intense. Seoul Unveils $747 Billion K-GX Green Transformation Plan: The strategy sets a 100 GW renewables goal for 2030
Yemen is often described through the vocabulary of war: conflict, displacement, hunger, poverty, collapsed institutions and humanitarian need. Increasingly, however, another reality must be placed at the center of the country’s future. Yemen is a climate-vulnerability crisis as much as it is a conflict crisis. The distinction matters because climate change is not an abstract