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India proposes more than $12 billion of pollution-reducing incentives

The Indian government has proposed incentives worth $12.4 billion to encourage power plans to curb emissions and to develop electric vehicle infrastructure.

Sudarshan Varadhan · Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 20 Feb 2019

This is why oil companies and utilities are buying into renewables

Oil and gas companies are investing heavily in EV charging companies.

Michael J. Coren · Quartz 15 Feb 2019

Sustainable Development

Batteries can power sustainable development. Here’s how

Battery technology has a huge role to play in the transition to a low-carbon energy system. Momentum is building - but there are challenges to overcome, too.

Benedikt Sobotka and Martin Brudermüller 22 Jan 2019

Future of Energy

Is this technology the answer to our CO2 emissions problem?

Often decried as an expensive and unproven fig-leaf for the fossil fuel industry, the reality - that we cannot combat climate change without Carbon capture and storage - is, for many, an ...

Brad Page 19 Jan 2019

How electrification will make the world more inclusive

Increasing access to electricity is driving development in the world's poorer regions - and it could have even greater benefits for the world as a whole.

Lisa Davis 17 Jan 2019

Future of Energy

These 8 innovations could help us dramatically reduce our fossil fuel use

The world is slowly but surely making the switch from fossil fuels to greener alternatives, but the transition could happen a lot faster. Here's how.

McKinsey & Company · McKinsey & Company 17 Jan 2019

Chemical and Materials Industry

Here are 10 astonishing photos that have changed the history of science

These are some of the most significant and breathtaking photographs from the science world in the past 100 years.

Paul Ratner · Big Think 17 Jan 2019

Cities and Urbanization

This is what the cities of the future could look like

With more than a million people moving into them every day, cities will be the defining feature of human geography for the 21st century.

Jeff Desjardins · Visual Capitalist 09 Jan 2019

Environment and Natural Resource Security

From rescue animals to electric buses, California is introducing bold new rules

Legislation that requires pet shops to sell only rescued animals is among a number of progressive new laws in California.

Johnny Wood 04 Jan 2019

Environment and Natural Resource Security

The sale of petrol and diesel vehicles in Israel will be banned by 2030

Israel is to put in place legislation to bane the sale of gas vehicles by 2030, in a bid to reduce their carbon footprint.

Stephen Johnson · Big Think 07 Dec 2018

Future of Energy

Superconductors: the miracle materials powering an energy revolution

Imagine if electricity could form into a quantum wave and flow without losing any energy at all.

Suchitra Sebastian 10 Nov 2018

Aviation, Travel and Tourism

This is the world's first fully solar-powered airport

India's Cochin International is powered by more than 46,000 solar panels.

Kristin Hunt · Green Matters 19 Oct 2018

Future of Energy

Three decades on, Chernobyl is creating solar power

A new solar power plant has opened Chernobyl, close to the destroyed reactor of the nuclear power plant.

Thomson Reuters Foundation trust.org 09 Oct 2018

Environment and Natural Resource Security

This battery is powered by carbon dioxide

Scientists have created a battery that uses carbon dioxide to produce electricity.

Matthew Davis · Big Think 04 Oct 2018

Advanced Materials

This unexpected material could be the future of electronics

To reduce e-waste, researchers are exploring the idea of paper based, biodegradable electronics.

Seokheun Choi · The Conversation 27 Sep 2018

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