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OSHA announces rules to protect workers in extreme heat conditions
The Biden administration has proposed rules to establish the first federal safety standard for protecting workers from extreme…
Germany’s high-income households emit more GHG: Study
A new report by the German Institute for Economic Research (DIW Berlin) reveals that high-income households emit more…
Campaign urges NZ to end free carbon credits for polluters
The ‘Don’t Subsidise Pollution’ campaign has presented a 6,000-signature petition to the New Zealand Parliament, urging the government…
ASHRAE establishes permanent committee for building decarbonisation
The American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) has recently enhanced its commitment to sustainable building…
Only 17% SDG targets on track: UN Report
The Sustainable Development Goals Report 2024 released by the United Nations reveals that only 17 percent of the…
Chinese online shoppers more interested in green products
A new report reveals that approximately 25% of online shopping customers in China have purchased energy-saving goods, reflecting…
Denmark to tax livestock farmers for methane emission from cattle
Denmark is set to implement a tax on livestock farmers starting in 2030, aiming to address methane emissions…
Renewable energy projects in Asian markets can reach $1.1tn by 2050
A new report from the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) highlights that solar and offshore…
AI will advance energy transition: Bill Gates
Billionaire climate tech investor and co-founder of Microsoft Bill Gates believes that artificial intelligence will advance energy transition…
India’s power sector faces threat due to water crisis: Moody’s
India’s power sector is facing major challenges due to the increasing water scarcity in the country. This was…
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