Climate & Resource

As the temperature dives and the nights roll in thick and dark, winter is truly upon us. I in fact write this as snow...

Svante Technologies Inc. (“Svante”), a leading global carbon capture and removal solutions provider headquartered in British Columbia, Canada, has announced an investment from InBC...

As part of the University’s of Pittsburgh’s first observance of One Health Day, the Schools of Health Sciences awarded financial awards student sustainability research...

• The UK’s leadership in CCUS deployment through its Cluster approach and leading regulatory framework, offers a model for other nations aiming to scale...

What’s going on here? The UN has unveiled a plan to cut methane emissions by reducing food waste. At COP29 in Baku, it described its...

This post is adaped from my essay yesterday on Streetsblog USA, A Lesson for NYC’s Congestion Pricing Came Last Week from Washington State. It...

The University of Pittsburgh is proud to have added 6 Electric Vehicle Adoption Leadership (EVAL) certified worksites! Backed by the U.S. Department of Energy, Pitt’s...

Have you ever received a gift or a kind compliment that inspired you to “pay it forward” with a generous gesture of your own?...

Lessons from Pitch Deck Mountain.  There’s plenty of chatter these days about the dreaded “growth-stage gap” in climate tech and hardtech — the Bermuda Triangle...

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Michael Gerrard, director of the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law at Columbia University, quoted in Who Says You Can’t Live Off the Grid...