Microsoft Secures 7M Tons of Carbon Removal Credits in Landmark Deal
Microsoft secures 7 million tons of carbon removal credits from Chestnut Carbon, advancing its goal to become carbon negative by 2030.
Google Inks Record Deals to Use Biochar for 200K Tons of Carbon Removal
Google signs record biochar deals to remove 200,000 tons of CO2 by 2030, advancing climate tech for net-zero goals.
Shein Boosts Sustainable Denim Production by 90% Using Printing Technology
Shein expands sustainable denim production with Cool Transfer technology, saving water, reducing waste and transforming fast fashion’s environmental impact.
Breakthrough in Nitrogen Use Efficiency Promises Greener Farming Practices
Indian scientists unveil a sustainable method to boost crop yields by enhancing nitrogen use efficiency, reducing fertilizer reliance and protecting the environment.
Delhi’s Air Quality Improves, Authorities Ease Stage-III Restrictions Under GRAP
Delhi lifts Stage-III air pollution restrictions as AQI improves, urging citizens to follow ongoing GRAP measures to maintain cleaner air.
India and ADB Partner on $50M Water Harvesting Initiative in Meghalaya
India and ADB launch $50M project in Meghalaya to boost water security and climate-resilient irrigation systems.
Copper Recovery Using Green Hydrogen Can Cut Carbon Footprint by 96%: Study
Harnessing renewable energy, particularly green hydrogen, for copper recovery from electronic waste offers a sustainable alternative to conventional mining.
ExxonMobil to Invest $200m in Expanding Recycling Operations
ExxonMobil invests $200 million to expand advanced recycling, aiming to process 1 billion pounds of plastic annually by 2027.
Toxic Smog Engulfs New Delhi as Air Quality Hits ‘Severe’ Levels Ahead of Winter
The city’s overall air quality index stood at 384, categorized as “very poor” and is projected to persist at this level until Thursday.
Combined Risk of Microplastics and PFAs Cause Greater Environmental Harm: Study
Research at University of Birmingham shows microplastics and PFAs, when combined, pose a greater threat to aquatic life than either chemical alone.