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Venture Beat
Beyond contributing to a reduction in the amount of fuel consumed by vehicles and thus carbon emissions, AI can improve the passenger experience by aligning routes with peak time usages, bus stop popularity, and more.
Business Wire
Moody’s ESG Solutions Group today announced the launch of Climate Solutions, a comprehensive product suite that provides market participants with enhanced risk measurement and evaluation tools to better understand, quantify and manage climate risks and opportunities. …
The New York Times
If electric vehicle sales gradually ramped up to 60 percent over the next 30 years, as projected by analysts at IHS Markit, about 40 percent of cars on the road would be electric in 2050.
Fast Company
As one global crisis begins to end, we still face another: What can we learn from our response to the pandemic to improve the fight against climate change?
TechCrunch
Since the beginning of 2020, EIP Climate Index has outperformed NASDAQ by approximately 2.8 times — it’s up 127% compared to 45% for the NASDAQ.
NYU Tandon School of Engineering
Since the Urban Future Lab (UFL) at NYU Tandon opened its doors in 2014, it has become a major hub of cleantech innovation.
Archinect News
Born of close collaboration and a set of shared values, Spokane’s Catalyst Building is a testament to the fact that wood buildings can meet and exceed the performance of their steel and concrete counterpoints.
Vox
The Amazon founder is slowly answering concerns from transparency advocates about the Bezos Earth Fund.
Place Tech
The UK Green Building Council has published “vital” guidance on ensuring that net-zero buildings and organisations in the UK are truly sustainable, setting out principles around high-quality renewable energy procurement and carbon offsets.
Bloomberg Green
A new report found that, out of the $14.6 trillion announced in spending by the 50 largest economies, only $368 billion or 2.5% has been for green activities.
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