"The Coca Cola Company and The Ocean Clean-Up project have announced they will be collaborating on a ground-breaking partnership to clean up some of the world’s worst polluting rivers - and collect plastic waste which can be recycled to make new bottles."
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GE submits plans for Teesside blade plant
"The 78,000sq metre facility, in the South Bank zone of the Teesworks site, will sit alongside a new 1km heavy lift quay, creating the UK’s premier location for offshore wind."
MerMade Launches Recycling Bins Made With 100% Certified Ocean Plastic For World Oceans Day
"The MerMade bins come from a Los Angeles-based startup that bills itself as 'a creative collective that helps people reimagine traditional plastic products by using certified ocean plastic.'"
Climate Catalysts: Fantastic Fungi
"Amazingly, scientists have discovered that by inoculating the soil with the right species of fungi, plants growing in that soil become stronger and more resilient and can actually grow more quickly as well."
Solar Power’s Land Grab Hits a Snag: Environmentalists
"Slated to be the biggest solar plant in the U.S., the Battle Born Solar Project by California-based Arevia Power would carpet 14 square miles—the equivalent of 7,000 football fields—with more than a million solar panels 10 to 20 feet tall. It would be capable of producing 850 megawatts of electricity, or roughly one-tenth of Nevada’s current capacity."
How AI Can Help Airlines Reduce Their Carbon Footprint
AirAsia’s recent success with digital solutions is a model in sustainable aviation.
The Progressive Infrastructure Blacklist
"The blacklist shows how detached from economic reality today’s climate-obsessed progressives are. We wish we could dismiss their work, but the White House appointed these people and solicited their advice, and in this Administration ideas from the outer banks often become official policy."
Toyota’s Silicon Valley Venture Arm Gets $300 Million Infusion, Launches Climate Fund
"While Toyota has a massive multibillion-dollar R&D budget to develop better materials, electronics, software, advanced batteries and hydrogen fuel cell systems for its cars and trucks, Toyota Ventures is on the lookout for promising, small startups with technology that could eventually be both lucrative and potentially benefit the automaker’s global operations."
A pathway to effective climate policy: Rely on markets
"While many climate activists appear to distrust the market in favor of governmental intervention, the market is the most effective tool we have to affect economic transitions, and we need to rely upon the private sector and, specifically, private capital to drive decarbonization in a deliberate and effective manner."
End the War on Nuclear Power—Start with Radiation
"Nuclear energy is the cleanest, safest, densest, and most reliable energy source. The value proposition for nuclear energy is unparalleled; it’s the only commercially proven, dispatchable clean energy technology that can be scaled up fast enough to meet the demand for electricity in a decarbonizing scenario."









