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Mobile industry slashes global carbon emissions despite 4X increase in worldwide data traffic - here's why it matters
GSMA finds mobile data traffic soars, but emissions dropped – a rare climate win in tech’s fast lane Europe leads the race in cutting mobile emissions, but Asia is closing in fast China’s billion-plus ...
Reducing emissions from the rapidly expanding digital sector while expanding connectivity for those without internet access requires better data on energy usage and emissions within the information ...
Emissions of the powerful greenhouse gas methane remain "far too high" according to a report released Wednesday by the International Energy Agency (IEA), even though technology exists to control many ...
As CEO of a clean energy consulting, auditing and advisory firm, I have seen firsthand the growing imperative for businesses to address their carbon emissions comprehensively. Among the many ...
Research from a UN agency says the world is set to miss targets agreed four years ago despite readily available technology ...
Oil refineries such as this one in Freeport, Texas, emit carbon smoke linked to global warming and climate change. Credit: Shutterstock / Heidi Besen This story was originally published by ProPublica.
March 11 - The air conditioner hums, the refrigerator drones, the washing machine churns – a symphony of domestic necessity that's simultaneously strangling our planet. The home appliance industry, ...
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