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Climate Action 15: 2024's top global innovators powering green solutions
Climate Action 15 profiles top founders, global activists, academics, and nonprofit and public-sect…
Insider Inc.
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Satellites are the new climate police for oil and gas polluters
Michael Bloomberg pledged $40 million to a new climate initiative that will use satellites to ensur…
Catherine Boudreau,Erin Snodg…
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I'm a Gen Z climate activist and artist, and there are 5 reasons I think art can help stop the climate crisis
As an artist and activist, Elijah McKenzie-Jackson has seen firsthand how art can change the narrat…
Elijah McKenzie-Jackson
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There needs to be a reckoning in the fashion industry
Retailers have cancelled or suspended over £2.4 billion in garment orders, and they need ethical ac…
Nicky Watkinson
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Silicon Valley startup Actual made climate action into a SimCity-like game. Sheep farmers are the first players.
Actual helps companies visualize challenges around problems like greenhouse-gas emissions and decid…
Catherine Boudreau
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Big banks are propping up the coal industry as it keeps on pumping out toxic emissions in some parts of the world
Standard Chartered, one of the UK's biggest banks, has just funded one of the most destructive coal…
Binbin Mariana
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Adani Green gets GRI South Asia charter member status
Organizations that sign up to the GRI Charter agree to uphold three principles: Compliance:…
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The city of Glasgow, Scotland prepares to host COP26 in November, while setting ambitious sustainability goals of its own
Glasgow, Scotland will host global government and business leaders for COP26, the United Nations Cl…
Parisa Hashempour
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Feel like fixing the climate crisis is your personal responsibility? ExxonMobil has been telling you that for 20 years, a study found.
Many people see the climate crisis as a consumer problem. Two Harvard researchers think ExxonMobil …
Morgan McFall-Johnsen
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How consumers, businesses, and the government can make pensions greener to fight climate change
The "How your wallet could save the world" event at COP26 will discuss the role your savings, bank,…
Erica Sweeney
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As denying climate change becomes impossible, fossil-fuel interests pivot to 'carbon shaming'
Signs of global warming are ubiquitous. So fossil-fuel supporters have shifted to smearing climate …
Aylin Woodward
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I took ThredUp's Fashion Footprint quiz. My annual shopping habits equaled driving 614 miles in a gas-powered car.
Buying secondhand, reselling unwanted clothes, avoiding returning online purchases, and machine was…
Catherine Boudreau
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Music fans are turning to Amazon, Shein, and other fast-fashion brands to look their best at big stadium tours, but tons of those clothes end up in the landfill. Some concert-goers have a better idea.
Music fans have become eager to attend concerts in standout outfits that rival the performers' clot…
Amanda Krause
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HRH The Prince of Wales unveils new sustainability charter, backed by the likes of Bank of America and AstraZeneca
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales has unveiled a new sustainability charter, named "Terra Cart…
Theo Golden
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A Trump win in November helps Tesla's competitors — but it doesn't make life any easier for Big Auto in the long run
A Biden win could help traditional automakers catch up to Tesla, which now dominates the electric-v…
Matthew DeBord
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More than 50 US mayors just signed a charter to meet the Paris agreement goals without Trump
Trump has claimed the agreement would harm US businesses and pledged to pull the US out - a process…
Jeremy Berke
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Mars CEO says the global supply chain is 'broken.' Now, the $35 billion food industry giant is investing $1 billion to fix it.
You know, for the first 100 years, we let our brands do the talking. Everybody knew M&M's, ever…
Kate Taylor,Clayton Dyer
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Some techies are leaving cushy Silicon Valley jobs to launch startups at home in India
Many leave cushy Big Tech salaries because they no longer want to watch the booming entrepreneurshi…