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Time magazine selected Elon Musk as its "person of the year" in 2021.
But Musk won't attend Time's event in New York City on Wednesday to fete the winners of that groundbreaking contest.
The $50 million grand prize will go to Mati Carbon, a Houston-based startup that works with crushed rocks and subsistence farmers to soak up climate pollution.
Critics say Musk has gone from one of the carbon removal industry's earliest supporters to perhaps its biggest threat.
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Time magazine selected Elon Musk as its "person of the year" in 2021.But Musk won't attend Time's event in New York City on Wednesday to fete the winners of that groundbreaking contest.The $50...more
Climate Emergency Unit's postcards reimagine classic Canadian souvenir cards as scorched landscapes.The postcards are part of a campaign to raise awareness of the effects of climate change in...more
The Nature Hub is back at London Climate Action Week, leading up to New York Climate Week and COP30.The event will explore how private sector investments in nature can help deliver business...more
Orange County schools and districts recognized with 2025 California Green Ribbon Awards.The Anaheim Union High School District earned silver recognition for its districtwide environmental...more
Mahone Middle School in Kenosha and West De Pere High School in De Pere were honored for outstanding efforts to reduce environmental impact and costs.The Stewardship and Sustainability Award is part...more
The Coral Springs Museum of Art is inviting young artists to unlock their creativity this summer with a variety of immersive and educational camp programs.The camps are designed to spark imagination,...more
Iceland generates nearly 100% of its electricity and heating from renewable sources.Global renewable capacity is projected to nearly triple by 2030, signaling a dramatic acceleration in the shift...more
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City of Boise Announces Youth Climate Action Fund Awards.Projects range from planting shade trees and sagebrush, to providing heat survival kits to support the unhoused during the summer...more
Sustainability series examined impacts of climate change, policy and possible solutions.To mark the conclusion of the series, Western News went back to the experts and innovators featured in Our...more
The Bahamas has embraced six overarching objectives to create a more sustainable future.Business Iceland's Green by Iceland campaign promotes the export of Iceland's green solutions and renewable...more
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Social Enterprise Is Re-Housing Unwanted Furniture
Weston Mill-based social enterprise Surplus Rescue CIC (Community Interest Company) recycles and finds homes for unwanted furniture. To date, it has received “extensive amounts” of quality second-hand furniture including desks, pedestals, cupboards and office chairs from a former local authority office equipment – and wants to find them a good home.