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Emissions

How industries are managing and reducing their carbon footprints. The latest advancements in emissions-reduction technologies, regulatory frameworks and market-driven strategies for sustainability. Expert commentary on the impact of emissions policies on global business, the role of carbon markets and the financial implications of transitioning to lower emissions. How companies are innovating to meet emissions targets and the broader economic and environmental consequences. Read more about Climate Change.

Aerial view of the earth with interconnected network lines

A.I., Data Centers and Climate Impact: How Leaders Are Rewriting the Energy Equation

Mehdi Paryavi, founder and CEO of the International Data Center Authority (IDCA), examines the global debate over the environmental impact of A.I. and data centers, arguing that the future of climate progress depends on how nations build and deploy their digital infrastructure. Paryavi explains why robust data center and A.I. ecosystems can be key to lowering global emissions, powering more efficient economies and enabling the scientific breakthroughs needed for long-term climate resilience.
By Mehdi Paryavi
An interior of a data center

A.I.’s Power Problem: How Data Centers Hold the Key to a Greener Future

Eyjólfur Magnús Kristinsson, CEO of atNorth, explores the rising tension between A.I. growth and ESG commitments, and why resolving that tension starts with infrastructure. Kristinsson makes the case that the future of sustainable A.I. will be won not in boardrooms, but in the design and operation of data centers that can balance performance with planet.
By Eyjólfur Magnús Kristinsson
A view from above of the exhibition floor of Art Basel Paris

The Carbon Cost of Culture: How the Art World Is Confronting Its Shipping Emissions

Alexander Bradford, who leads business development and sustainability at global fine art logistics company Gander & White, explores how the art world is beginning to confront the carbon footprint of its shipping practices. Bradford offers an insider’s look at the systemic challenges and promising solutions emerging within fine art logistics, arguing that if the art world wants to remain a cultural leader, it must also lead on sustainability.
By Alexander Bradford
Collage featuring Louise Ulukaya, founder of Mon Coeur, alongside children wearing the brand’s sustainable clothing. The images include scenes of play, ocean-themed prints, and moments of family life, reflecting Mon Coeur’s eco-conscious, joyful aesthetic.

Louise Ulukaya Looked at the Garment Industry and Said: ‘Non’

By Merin Curotto
Man in black suit and green tie speaks on stage by podium

Michael Bloomberg Donates a Second $500M to Eradicate Coal

By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

Europe Took A Big Step Toward Banning Gas Cars But the Global Auto Industry Still Has a Long Way To Go

By Sissi Cao

The World’s Fastest All-Electric Plane Has Arrived—It’s Made by Rolls-Royce

By Sissi Cao
Bill Gates

Bill Gates Says Climate Startups Have “Big Tech” Potential—But They’re Not for Everyone

By Sissi Cao
Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin New Shepard Space Vehicle Flies The Billionaire And Other Passengers To Space

What Is the Environmental Impact of the Billionaire Space Race? Experts Weigh In

By Andy Hirschfeld
Earth Day sustainable beauty

The Sustainably-Minded Skincare Brands to Shop for Earth Day—And Always

By Morgan Halberg
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Effuel Reviews (2021): Things to Know Before Buying

By Observer Content Studio

Davos Gets Creative to ‘Offset’ Carbon Emissions By Persistent Private Jet Flyers

By Sissi Cao
While the airline industry moves toward environmental stewardship, nearly 100 fires are still burning across Australia.

Aviation Industry Feels Heat to Reduce Carbon Footprint as Australian Bushfires Rage

By Andy Hirschfeld
Duesenfeld has spent 10 years developing its recycling process.

Startup Develops Eco-Friendly Process to Recycle Lithium-Ion EV Batteries

By Harmon Leon
A purple sea urchin in a tidal pool.

How Sea Urchin Poop Could Fight Climate Change

By Chris Roberts
While the ocean serves an important role in mitigating climate change by absorbing CO2 from the atmosphere, there will come a point at which oceans can’t absorb anymore.

California Coastal Waters Are Acidifying at an Insane Rate—Here’s Why It Matters

By Harmon Leon
Tesla could, in fact, fulfill its eccentric founder’s utopian mission and save the planet.

Study: Even a Coal-Powered Tesla Is Greener Than a Normal Car

By Chris Roberts

This Bill Gates-Backed Startup Discovered a Simple Way to Cut Greenhouse Gas Emissions By 20%

By Sissi Cao

Can Giant Snow-Blowing Cannons Save the Earth From Climate Change?

By Chris Roberts

The New Woodstock Festival Plans to Go Global

By Helen Holmes

Goldman Sachs’ Earth Day Report Shows Mixed Progress on Going Green

By Sissi Cao
A power plant.

NJ Senate Panel Advances Bills to Rejoin Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative

By Christian Hetrick
NAPLES, FL - SEPTEMBER 11: A dog walks through a flooded street in a rural part of Naples the day after Hurricane Irma swept through the area on September 11, 2017 in Naples, Florida. Hurricane Irma made another landfall near Naples yesterday after inundating the Florida Keys. Electricity was out in much of the region with extensive flooding.

Alarming New Link Revealed Between Global Warming and Public Health

By Francesca Friday
Gov. Andrew Cuomo (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)

Cuomo Forms ‘United States Climate Alliance’ With California and Washington State Governors

By Will Bredderman
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