Largest solar grazing agreement: 6,000 sheep to mow grass at eight solar plants
The business of using sheep to maintain vegetation is growing quickly. Solar grazing is at the forefront of a booming agrisolar industry
UNECE calls investors to showcase clean energy projects at COP29
UNECE and UN Climate Champions invited firms to apply to present their advanced-stage clean energy projects to investors at COP29
Ocean plastic pollution damage could reach USD 731 billion by 2050
If the influx of plastic waste into the ocean continues, the potential economic damage could total USD 731 billion by 2050
Solar, wind surpass coal for first time in China
Rystad Energy’s analysis forecasts that by 2026, solar power alone will beat coal as China's primary energy source
Earth Overshoot Day: humanity is consuming natural resources more and more rapidly
By August 1, we will have used up all the natural resources that our planet can replenish in a calendar year
World experiences warmest day in history in July 2024
Sunday, July 21, was the warmest day in recorded history, according to data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S)
IRENA’s La Camera: Renewables must grow at higher speed, scale
IRENA's Director-General Francesco La Camera warned of ongoing patterns of concentration in geography in renewables deployment as well as against complacency
Record broken in June average global temperature
The average global temperature last month was the highest ever recorded for June. It was the 12th consecutive at or higher than 1.5 degrees above the pre-industrial average.
