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Green Matters November 2024, part 2
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African Matters Africa’s Growing Influence in Global Climate Policy Africa continues to shape global climate strategies, as seen in the African Union's commitment to green industrialization at the International Vienna Energy and Climate Forum. With solutions for sustainable value chains, Africa’s leadership in renewable energy development is pivotal. #Sustainability #GreenAfrica #GlobalClimateChange #CircularEconomy Source : African Union GhanaWeb African Union Innovative Plastic Recycling in Kenya Kenyan startups are redefining waste management by turning ocean plastic into building materials. These initiatives not only address marine pollution but also create affordable housing solutions. #RecyclingInnovation #OceanCleanup #KenyaSustainability #EcoFriendlyLiving Source : BBC ESG News Renewable Energy Ambitions in South Africa South Africa aims to accelerate its renewable energy rollout to address energy insecurity. Solar farms and wind projects are set to reduce reliance on
Green Matters November 2024
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π 2024 Set to Be the Warmest Year on Record Record temperatures are predicted for 2024, marking significant global shifts. The latest climate projections show a 95% likelihood this year will top the charts as the warmest ever. Learn how this impacts us all. #GlobalWarming #ClimateCrisis #GreenMatters π± Carbon Brief π§ Protecting Coral Reefs with New "Super Corals" In a bid to save marine biodiversity, scientists have introduced resilient "super corals" that survive in warming seas. This innovation is a lifeline for reefs under threat. #SustainableOceans #CoralRestoration #EcoTech ScienceDaily π️ "Green Bonds" Boom in Sustainable Finance Eco-conscious investors, take note! 2024’s green bond market is surging, reaching record highs as more companies prioritize sustainable projects. Find out how this financing drives green initiatives. #GreenInvesting #EcoFinance #SustainableFuture Climate.gov π¬️ Advances in Renewable Wind Energy New high-efficiency wi
Green Matters: October 2024, Part 2
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1. Breakthrough in Sustainable Aviation ✈️ Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Takes Off in 2024 π± Aviation companies are increasingly adopting SAF, reducing carbon emissions by up to 80%. Major airlines are committing to net-zero emissions, signaling a greener future for air travel. π✈️ #SustainableAviation #NetZero #GreenCrate #EcoTravel Learn More 2. Urban Gardens Revolutionize City Living π± Urban Gardens: Feeding Cities Sustainably π️ In 2024, cities worldwide are embracing urban gardening, offering fresh, organic produce locally. This green trend promotes food security and reduces carbon footprints. πΏπ’ #UrbanFarming #SustainableLiving #GreenCrate #EcoFuture Learn More 3. Carbon Capture Technology Expands Globally π Carbon Capture Tech is Going Global in 2024! π Carbon capture technology is gaining traction with new facilities opening in the US and Europe, helping industries reduce emissions by capturing CO2 directly from the air. π⚡ #CarbonCapture #SustainableTech #Green
The Correlation Between Poverty and Pollution in the World’s Poorest Countries
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Introduction The relationship between poverty and pollution is a critical issue that affects millions worldwide, particularly in developing nations. As the United Nations pursues Sustainable Development Goal 1 (SDG 1) to eradicate poverty, it becomes increasingly evident that achieving this goal is intertwined with addressing environmental degradation and pollution. This article explores the complex interplay between poverty and pollution, examining how large corporations and certain countries exploit resources while contributing to environmental decline, ultimately impacting those most vulnerable to climate change. Understanding Poverty and Pollution Defining Poverty Poverty is often defined as the lack of financial resources to meet basic needs such as food, shelter, and healthcare. The World Bank classifies extreme poverty as living on less than $1.90 per day. However, poverty encompasses more than just income; it includes social exclusion, lack of access to education, healthcare, c