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The G7 and Vietnam Reach $15.5 Billion Deal to Exit Coal...
The G7 and Vietnam Reach $15.5 Billion Deal to Exit Coal and Enter Renewable Energy Production. The...
Minnesota Installs New Community Solar Garden in Makato
Takeaways: A 1.2-megawatt solar community garden will be built in Minnesota.
Community solar garden subscribers will own a share of the solar array equivalent...
Business
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Secret Of Patagonia’s New See-Through Solar Windows Is Revealed
Takeaways: Patagonia is demonstrating a new, fully transparent solar window.
These windows have an organic thin film technology which can be sprayed or painted...
Nestlé Pilots Recyclable Paper in Australia
Takeaways: Nestle announced a new pilot program to test compostable and recyclable paper packaging for their chocolate bars.
The program will feature KitKat bars...
Nature
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Baby Seals Spotted in Record Numbers on Norfolk Coast
Takeaways: A record number of baby seals have been spotted on a five-mile stretch off the coast in Norfolk.
3796 seal pups have been...
The Incredibly Rare Night Parrot Spotted In Western Australia For The...
Takeaways: Researchers have discovered a population of the night parrot hiding in the bush of Western Australia.
The bird was thought to have been...
Policy
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Calgary Passes Single-Use Plastics Bylaw
Takeaways: The city of Calgary has passed a single-use plastic bylaw to decrease the amount of waste the city produces.
Citizens will have to...
Single-Use Cutlery and Plates to be Banned in England
Takeaways: Single-use items, including plastic cutlery, plates and trays, will be banned in England.
This ban will help eliminate waste from the 1.1 billion...
Blog Posts
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The Importance of Inclusion
The Importance of Inclusion
Guest Post by: Taylor Ganis, host and founder of the Hopeful Environmentalist Podcast The climate movement has grown tremendously over the years, but we must ensure that no one gets left behind and that the movement is accessible to everyone. Inclusion in this space is crucial in guaranteeing that there are opportunities for everyone and that the solutions to the global problems our world faces are equitable. In December 2022, I attended COP15, which is the United Nations Biodiversity Conference, in Montreal, Canada. I was there as both a media representative and an event speaker. Speaking at the...
Emerging Technologies and Trends in Better-for-you and More Sustainable Food and Beverages
Emerging Technologies and Trends in Better-for-you and More Sustainable Food and Beverages Guest Post by: Julia Stamberger, Co-founder and CEO of The Planting Hope Company The good news: People around the globe are embracing more plant-based eating and consciously shifting more of their diet to plant-based, while still consuming some animal proteins. The reasons consumers give for this transition to a more ‘Flexitarian’ diet include concerns about the environment, animal welfare, and interest in better health, wellness, and nutrition. The bad news: Some of the products consumers...
Ways to Incorporate the Youth Into The Environmental Cause
Ways to Incorporate the Youth Into The Environmental Cause Guest Post by: Ling Xiong, president of Ecobrick IBSH Climate anxiety is real, and it manifests itself particularly in people of younger generations, myself included. It forms due to the feeling of helplessness regarding climate change, whether it be our lack of political or financial freedom. Many of the advertised ways of environmentally conscious living, such as making sustainable swaps for everyday products, are not feasible for the youth and people of certain economic backgrounds. This creates an invisible barrier between people...
The Electric Vehicle Tipping Point: Is The World Ready To Switch?
The Electric Vehicle Tipping Point: Is The World Ready To Switch? Guest Post by: Bill Widmer, an environment enthusiast and adventure traveller Since the early 2000s, environmentally conscious consumers have been excited to witness the rise of hybrid and electric vehicles (EV), but manufacturers took a while to respond to the demand. Now, in 2022, 87 countries have reached an EV tipping point, and it's clear the world's appetite for an alternative to gas cars has grown. It's been a slow start for major auto manufacturers to fully accept it and begin to roll out electric models, but now that the market has gained...
Taking Power Into Your Own Hands: How to Spot Greenwashing in 2023
Taking Power Into Your Own Hands: How to Spot Greenwashing in 2023 Guest Post: Talya Stone, Communications Officer at Permutable AI As you probably already know, every year, companies spend millions of pounds/dollars advertising their products. In order to stand out from the competition, advertisers use marketing strategies known as green advertising. These ads try to persuade us that buying a product will benefit the environment in some way. It’s something we all desperately want to believe. We want to feel that we have the power to do good and protect the environment with our purchasing decisions. But how do we know...
Read All About It
Read All About It Guest Post by: Sharon Michelle, MSc Psychology There are many ways to make a difference, big or small, including simply choosing what you read. I was with someone recently who had their phone resting on a table. Every few minutes, the screen lit up with a "breaking news" notification, causing the phone's owner to glance down at the distracting screen each time. Each headline was sensational, awful, tragic, and sad - the usual mainstream tabloid stuff. I felt a little worn out and empty at this bombardment of so much negativity. It's no wonder many people are de-sensitised to...
Founder Blog
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Don’t Grow Up, It’s a Trap
Don’t Grow Up, It’s a Trap Being a kid without a care in the world was great. Adulting...
The Acceleration of Clean Technology
The Acceleration of Clean Technology Grant Brown, Founder, Happy Eco News They say the climate...
Banks and Fossil Fuel Divestment in 2023
Banks and Fossil Fuel Divestment in 2023 HSBC announced divestment from oilfield projects that were approved after 2021....
Shades of Green and Environmental One-Upmanship
Shades of Green and Environmental One-Upmanship
By Grant Brown, Founder, Happy Eco News About six months ago, I had the opportunity to meet the CEO and...
Happy Eco News is Five!
Happy Eco News is Five!
By Grant Brown, Founder, Happy Eco News As 2023 begins, I want to thank you for supporting Happy Eco News...
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NetBit Reduces Virgin Plastic Usage By 10:1
Introduction
NetBit Electronics, the only major power supply company with an exclusive focus on customer premises equipment (CPE), has developed a power supply unit using...
Travelers have a new option with WayAway: reducing the damage of their carbon footprint
Travellers have a new option with WayAway: reducing the damage of their carbon footprint.
Clean up the sky after your vacation: reduce your carbon footprint...
Sustainable British Water Brand Heralds Green Partnership with Run for All
Sustainable British Water Brand Heralds Green Partnership with Run for All
Water in a Box, the sustainable and responsible British boxed water brand, has announced...
Traveling Responsibly towards a Sustainable Future
Traveling Responsibly towards a Sustainable Future Guest post by: Ella Clark, Life and Career Coach
So how does a self-confessed travel junkie fit in with...
Working in harmony with nature: successful sustainability
Working in harmony with nature: successful sustainability Jacqueline Watson, Managing Director, Citrefine International Ltd Over 25 years ago, our founder, Dr Paul Clarke, a tropical disease...
Biodiversity: Fungi are ‘Underloved and Understudied’
Takeaways: The vast majority of fungi in the world are harmless to humans and animals and are often beneficial.
The Saprophytic fungi, for example,...
Urban Gardens and Regenerative Agriculture: How Small-Scale Farms Could be the Future of Food...
Urban Gardens and Regenerative Agriculture: How Small-Scale Farms Could be the Future of Food Production. Urban Gardens...
Save the Environment and your Electricity Bill with DIY Solar Cookers.
Save the Environment and your Electricity Bill with DIY Solar Cookers. Save the Environment and your Electricity...
Mini Desalination Plants: Clean Water For All
Mini Desalination Plants: Clean Water For All We say access to clean water is a fundamental human right....
Kelp Farms Bring Food to the Table and Clean our Oceans
Kelp Farms Bring Food to the Table and Clean our Oceans Kelp Farms are Bringing Food to...
Transportation
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The Age of Aquarius; how Hydrogen Engines could Clean our Cars.
The Age of Aquarius; how Hydrogen Engines could Clean our Cars. The Age of Aquarius; how Hydrogen...
A New Wireless EV Charging Road is Currently Under Construction in Germany
Takeaways: Germany is building the first-ever public wireless road project to charge an electric bus travelling to the city.
The supplier Electreon will put...
How Floating Battery Buoys Could Curb Shipping Emissions in Ports.
How Floating Battery Buoys Could Curb Shipping Emissions in Ports. Floating Battery Buoys could Curb Shipping Emissions...
This City Will Have the World’s First Fully Electric Public Transit System
Takeaways: Oslo, Norway, has announced plans for its transportation system to be fully electric by the end of 2023.
By the end of the...
Science
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Cabbage-Growing Experiment Shows Human Waste Can be Good to Use as...
Takeaways: New research has shown that using fertilizers from human waste can be as productive as conventional organic ones.
Scientists studied a crop of...
