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Renewable energy: While Trump opposes wind energy, how many jobs is clean energy providing
Despite Donald Trump describing clean energy as the "green new scam" in his remarks at the World Economic Forum in Davos, countries across the globe are investing more and more in the renewable energy industry, creating a multitude of job opportunities in the process. According to a new report, Europe...
UK’s Surge in Negative Power Prices Opens Door to Battery Boom
Instances of negative power prices in Britain are set to more than double this year as renewable generation expands faster than electricity demand.
Environment minister pelted with coal at fiery power plant pollution debate
A chunk of coal was hurled toward Environmental Protection Minister Idit Silman during a contentious public hearing on Wednesday evening on the continued use of coal at Israel's largest power plant, but she was not injured, police and witnesses said. The incident occurred at a hearing in Hadera, a coastal...
Can H&M Decarbonize Its Supply Chain?
Photo: H&M Group On an industrial park in Vietnam’s Hung Yen Province sits Bangjie, a textile manufacturer specializing in seamless sportswear and underwear. In a few short months, Bangjie will become one of H&M’s first suppliers to achieve a carbon intensity score of zero, making it a crucial player in...
Quicker pollution laws implementation needed, says new report
A review of the EU’s Zero Pollution Action Plan concludes that Member States must act swiftly and decisively if the EU is to reach its pollution reduction targets by 2030. The report highlights the strong connection between environmental protection and public health, showing that cutting air, water, soil and noise...
New study confirms huge and growing costs of PFAS pollution
A new report highlights the urgent need to halt ‘forever chemicals’ contamination to avoid enormous costs to society. PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) pollution significantly impacts human health and the environment, resulting in considerable costs borne by all citizens. This becomes evident when individuals suffer illnesses from exposure, when contaminated...




