“Last year was not profitable for many miners,” said Hut 8 CEO Andrew Kiguel.“[But] we believe that bitcoin is the future of digital money and that our work is crucial."…
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Greenpeace activists and giant puppets visited Nestlé headquarters in April to protest the firm’s increasing plastic output.
This article was originally published by ENGIE Asia-Pacific and is republished with permission. 2019 has indeed been a defining year for citizen action on climate change. Environmental activist Greta Thunberg’s call for greater action has rallied support across the globe for governments and businesses to do more.
Vertical farms in post-industrial America, origami-based noise-pollution barriers and cement made from burned waste make up the latest round of projects funded by the Princeton Environmental Institute Urban Grand Challenges program.
EWE, Fortum, Enterprise Holdings, AGL, Nysno, Tronder Energie form collaborative European coalition to foster innovation towards a sustainable energy future Energy Impact Partners (EIP), the global…
When will electronics recycling become a priority for consumers, government, and business? It needs to happen soon, given that if you piled the 5.3 billion old mobile devices currently in people’s homes on top of each other, you’d have a 31,000-mile-high tower — one eighth of the distance to the Moon. (Don’t) take me to the Moon – The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Forum, an nternational nonprofit, estimates 5.3 billion of the 16 billion mobile devices in use today will become e-waste this year. Assuming each phone is 9mm thick (iPhone 14 is 7.8mm), if you piled them together the pillar would be higher than the International Space Station’s orbit.
The circular economy is pitched as an answer to the world’s sustainability challenges. But is a circular economy actually achievable? Our online magazine The View explores the question in its latest edition.