This feed focuses on innovations happening in the climate change space and identifying articles about potential sources of funding
Innovation
- by By LEON HARRISYour taxes: Exploring global carbon pricing strategies, Israel's climate goals, and the challenges of reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
- by @ImperialSparkDEPUTY MAYOR VISIT – The Deputy Mayor of London for Environment and Energy Mete Coban MBE visited the White City Deep Tech Campus.
- by https://ww2.aip.org/clare-zhangChris Wright highlighted the role of the national labs in developing new energy technologies during his confirmation hearing.
- by hypepotamusHere’s what you need to know about the next chapter of global growth in ClimateTech — the Super South way.
- by Chapin LeacockInvestment in pharmaceutical industry's research and development budget in climate health solutions could save around millions of lives.
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- by businesswireCommunity Coffee, the #1 family-owned premium retail coffee brand in America, is celebrating its partnership with World Coffee Research (WCR), a resea
- by @anadoluagencyNo nation can walk the road to sustainability alone, says Nigerian President Bola Tinubu – Anadolu Ajansı
- by Charles McIvorToday’s top stories
- by World Economic ForumThe energy transition requires annual global investments of at least $4 trillion by 2030. AI is uniquely positioned to accelerate this transformation.
- by Karissa BraxtonSEATTLE -Today, Mayor Bruce Harrell announced the launch of the Seattle Climate Innovation Hub (SCIH), the first downtown space dedicated to investing in and designing technology to combat climate change. Developed through a partnership between the City of Seattle’s Office of Economic Development (OED), the University of Washington’s CoMotion Labs startup incubator, global climate community 9Zero, and VertueLab […]
- by CoE-EDP, VisionRIThe study highlights multinational enterprises’ (MNEs) critical role in combating climate change through their global reach, technological innovation, and financial capacity, while emphasizing the need for robust incentives and global coordination to unlock their full potential. Despite challenges like accountability and carbon leakage, MNEs are uniquely positioned to drive transformative climate action.
- by KavithaDiscover the importance of international collaboration in achieving Sustainable Development Goals and transitioning to clean energy economies.
- by World Economic ForumThe Global Shapers Impact Report 2025 explores the complex social, economic, and political landscapes young people navigate, showcases youth-led solutions for an equitable future.
- by Lisa StifflerThe City of Seattle, the University of Washington, 9Zero and VertueLab have joined forces to launch the Seattle Climate Innovation Hub.
Funding Announcements
- by Timothy GardnerU.S. President Joe Biden's administration has protected about 84%, or $96.7 billion in clean energy grants created by its signature climate law from any clawback by the next administration, a White House official said on Friday. The outgoing administration hopes this will help to continue the deployment of clean energy even after Monday's inauguration of […]
- by Mark MannAttacks, blame-shifting, withholding disaster funding in blue states. Why Trump’s old strategies could backfire as climate change accelerates.
- by Amelia Wenger, Tanvi OzaStorm surges and sea-level rise damage sanitation systems and threaten ecosystems and human health. We need to take this risk seriously.
- by WPABThe United Nations (UN) has emerged as a pivotal player in the global fight against climate change, recognizing the urgent need for collective action to mitigate its impacts. One of the key mechanisms through which
- by sfu.caTara Mahoney is passionate about civic engagement and young people. She is hopeful and optimistic about our ability to create positive change and takes an active role in contributing to it herself. Ever since completing her internship at Greenpeace in Washington, she became aware of the power of media to influence the minds and spark […]
- by khoggan@telus.netThe British Columbia School Trustees Association (BCSTA) is pleased to announce the release of its Climate Action Working Group (CAWG) report, “Sustainability as Part of Board of Education Governance,” a comprehensive call to action for school districts in British Columbia to prioritize climate change mitigation and adopt sustainable, impactful strategies. This report urges school boards across the […]
- by Rossland TelegraphThe British Columbia School Trustees Association (BCSTA) is pleased to announce the release of its Climate Action Working Group (CAWG) report, “Sustainability as Part of Board of Education Governance,” a comprehensive call to action for school districts in British Columbia to prioritize climate change mitigation and adopt sustainable, impactful strategies. This report urges school boards across the […]
- by Creston Valley Advance StaffMore swallow motels and bat roosts were constructed in 2024, supporting at-risk species
- by Creston Valley Advance StaffMore swallow motels and bat roosts were constructed in 2024, supporting at-risk species
- by Creston Valley Advance StaffMore swallow motels and bat roosts were constructed in 2024, supporting at-risk species
- by The Free PressMore swallow motels and bat roosts were constructed in 2024, supporting at-risk species
- by Castlegar NewsMore swallow motels and bat roosts were constructed in 2024, supporting at-risk species
- by Arrow Lakes NewsMore swallow motels and bat roosts were constructed in 2024, supporting at-risk species
- by ReliefWebNews and Press Release in English on World about Climate Change and Environment and Coordination; published on 15 Jan 2025 by OCHA
- by Naomi LaRoseNORMAN, Okla. — A University of Oklahoma researcher has received funding from the National Science Foundation to monitor farm ponds across Oklahoma. The research will…