There is no doubt that electrification is key to addressing climate change. Because electricity is is a clean, safe, cheap and convenient source of energy Lower maintenance cost More efficient No tailpipe emission We all know that it can be set up in many sizes It doesn’t require as many employees Reduces greenhouse […]
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World Economic Forum reports Costa Rica is not only a beloved travel destination, but also amazes with its advances in renewable energy. Costa Rica is taking steps towards becoming as environmentally conscious as possible. The country has been working to grow its forest cover, it has banned single use plastic, and as of now, they\’ve run
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Energy Saving Trust informs about a survey stating that more than 70 countries across the world are benefiting from Scotland’s knowledge of renewable energy, including the US, Canada, Germany, Ireland , Sweden, Afghanistan, Angola, Brazil, Fiji, Kazakhstan and Singapore. The most popular export destination is the US, with nine of the 15 Scottish headquartered businesses.
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Green America reports that JPMorgan Chase is now considered the worst bank in the world for people and the planet. It turns out that banks play an enormous role in climate change, as they finance fossil fuel expansion. JPMorgan Chase is the N1 funder of fossil fuel in the world. In the last three years,
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The Ministry of Nature Protection, jointly with UNDP in Armenia and the Public Administration Academy of Armenia, organized the launch of environmental trainings for community and civil servants within \”Generate Global Environmental Benefits through Environmental Education and Raising Awareness of Stakeholders\” project scopes. The first phase of the project includes environmental trainings for around 350 employees
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The Eurasian Economic Commission invited the EAEU member states to strengthen the cooperation on the development of renewable energy sources. ”In the future this subject should be one of the main vectors of cooperation among the EAEU Member States,” said the EEC Member of the Board – Minister in charge of energy and infrastructure of
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