A. News Archives - Page 21 of 26

Two fields separated by a fence: one a barren brown dustbowl; the other green and fertile thanks, to regenerative agriculture (photo courtesy of the Savory Institute).

September 2, 2020 Jim McClelland

Circling back to Nature: Timberland to go net positive

News: Leading footwear and apparel brand sets goal to be net positive by 2030, investing in regenerative agriculture and circular design.

BrewDog cans with branches out of tops, sat on conveyor belt

August 27, 2020 Jim McClelland

Tree-planting punks: First carbon-negative beer business

News: With 2,000-acre forest and £30M investment, Scottish craft brewer becomes world’s first carbon-negative international beer business.

Module of the next generation of Climeworks technology

August 27, 2020 Jim McClelland

Iceland milestone in carbon capture and storage

News: Big boost for carbon capture in Iceland, as 3 top climate tech companies come together to turn 4,000 tons of CO2 a year to stone.

August 20, 2020 Jim McClelland

Rising like a Phoenix, Thunderbird goes global in Arizona

News: Sustainable new global HQ under construction at Arizona State University in Phoenix is a turnaround story for Thunderbird B-School.

Engine in Biffa livery hauling long freight train

August 19, 2020 Jim McClelland

Road to rail helps get decarbonisation of waste on track

News: Modal shift from road to rail saves leading UK waste management company 6,600 tonnes of CO2 in transportation of inert material.

Last of 4,784 silicon solar panels being installed on roof of Mill 19 at Pittsburgh’s Hazelwood Green

August 16, 2020 Jim McClelland

Former steel mill installs largest single-slope solar array in US

News: With 4,784 rooftop panels on a structure over 1/4 mile long, Mill 19 in Pittsburgh has the largest single-sloped solar array in the US.

August 14, 2020 Jim McClelland

5 principles for a post-COVID bioeconomy

News: 20-country Biofuture Platform launches a set of 5 Principles to support short-term relief packages and post-COVID economic recovery.

August 12, 2020 Jim McClelland

5G connectivity key to building greener economy

News: Ultrafast 5G connectivity could be critical to success in cutting carbon emissions and save the UK up to 269 megatonnes of CO2 by 2035.

August 7, 2020 Jim McClelland

Why there is more to anaerobic digestion than just food

News: Anaerobic digestion industry calls for understanding of its potential to generate energy, support a circular economy and provide jobs.

August 4, 2020 Jim McClelland

Century up for Supply Chain Sustainability School!

News: Pioneering world-class collaboration in the built environment, the Supply Chain Sustainability School secures its 100th Partner in just 8 years.

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