Dutch supreme court upholds landmark ruling demanding climate action
Court rules Dutch government has duty to protect citizens’ rights in face of climate change
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Go European Championship held in Kyiv
On September 28-29, 2019, an event was held in Kiev for everyone who is interested in intellectual sports. The capital of Ukraine for the first time hosted the European Go Championship for students
The growing market for clean energy portfolios
Over the past 20 years, the United States has expanded natural gas use dramatically for electricity generation. With persistent low gas prices, the industry continues to plan new gas infrastructure, including both new power plants
Ozone on track to heal completely in our lifetime, UN environment agency declares on World Day.
The phaseout of controlled uses of ozone-depleting substances has not only helped replenish the protective layer for future generations but is also helping guard human health by filtering harmful rays from reaching Earth
‘Extinction crisis’ pushes countries to agree stronger protection for global wildlife‘Extinction crisis’ pushes countries to agree stronger protection for global wildlife
At-risk wildlife that is facing a “growing extinction crisis” received a boost on Wednesday, as countries wrapped up a marathon meeting in Geneva, by agreeing to increased protection measures
Electric buses will take over half the world fleet by 2025
The number of electric buses will triple within seven years, and virtually all of them will be in China
Volkswagen unveils the ID.3, its first ‘electric car for the masses’
Volkswagen has rolled out the final version of its first affordable long-range electric car, the ID.3, at the 2019 Frankfurt Motor Show. Coming in at “under €30,000” the ID.3 will come in three variants
