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IBM Watson agriculture

IBM expands AI-powered predictive agriculture solution with new tools

May 31, 2019 Kendra R Chamberlain

IBM is expanding its Watson-powered decision platform for agriculture and is launching a new global predictive agriculture solution for farmers. The offering taps into The Weather … Continue reading IBM expands AI-powered predictive agriculture solution with new tools

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climate smart mining facility

Can mining be climate-safe?

May 9, 2019 Kendra R Chamberlain

Opposition to World Bank’s climate-smart mining initiative grows The World Bank’s launch of its “climate-smart” mining fund has attracted criticism from conservation groups, as the demand … Continue reading Can mining be climate-safe?

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Skrye

Skyre launches commercially-scalable platform to remove CO2 from atmosphere

May 7, 2019May 7, 2019 Kendra R Chamberlain

Skyre, a company that has developed a proprietary electrochemical platform for transforming waste gases into other products, is making some of its technology available commercially to … Continue reading Skyre launches commercially-scalable platform to remove CO2 from atmosphere

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Honeywell Newark

City of Newark taps Honeywell for energy efficiency project

April 2, 2019 Kendra R Chamberlain

The City of Newark, New Jersey has tapped Honeywell for an energy savings improvement project. Newark Mayor Ras J. Baraka and the city’s Department of Engineering … Continue reading City of Newark taps Honeywell for energy efficiency project

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AT&T climate model

AT&T commissions climate model to help combat future disaster costs

March 29, 2019 Kendra R Chamberlain

Climate change is beginning to interrupt business as usual. That’s according to Scott Mair, president of AT&T Operations, who said the growing threat of natural disasters … Continue reading AT&T commissions climate model to help combat future disaster costs

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Aldersgate Group

Transportation needs a systemic overhaul to reduce emissions

March 12, 2019 Kendra R Chamberlain

UK-based Aldersgate Group, an alliance of sustainability-minded leaders, has published a new report that calls for an overhaul of transportation systems in order to reduce emissions. … Continue reading Transportation needs a systemic overhaul to reduce emissions

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Jackson Michigan announces ‘Smart Energy District’

February 20, 2019 Kendra R Chamberlain

Jackson, Michigan Mayor Derek Dobies unveiled the city’s vision for a “Smart Energy District” in downtown Jackson to promote sustainable and low-carbon city solutions. The city … Continue reading Jackson Michigan announces ‘Smart Energy District’

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Battery technology inspires a new approach to carbon removal

August 11, 2017 Kendra R Chamberlain

A team of researchers in Japan and China have created a new technology that could be used to capture and store atmospheric carbon in a solid … Continue reading Battery technology inspires a new approach to carbon removal

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Alibaba marries carbon reduction with China’s ‘cashless’ trends

August 8, 2017August 8, 2017 Kendra R Chamberlain

Local governments across China are pushing to adopt more smart infrastructure to leverage big data and improve efficiencies. Online retail giant Alibaba has established a reputation … Continue reading Alibaba marries carbon reduction with China’s ‘cashless’ trends

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Farmers Can Now Use Solar Energy to Power ‘Precision Agriculture’ Sensors

December 8, 2016December 12, 2016 technigraphmagazine

Israel start-up Sol Chip is creating a suite of Internet of Things  (IoT) products that are wirelessly powered by its proprietary energy harvesting solar battery systems. … Continue reading Farmers Can Now Use Solar Energy to Power ‘Precision Agriculture’ Sensors

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Wind Energy Costs to Drop 30% over Next 15 Years

September 27, 2016 technigraphmagazine

Wind power costs will continue to fall for several more decades, which could help spur global transitions to clean energy sources, according to a new report … Continue reading Wind Energy Costs to Drop 30% over Next 15 Years

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Renewables Are Clean but Carbon-Capture Systems Aren’t

June 7, 2016April 8, 2017 Kendra R Chamberlain

Carbon capture systems used to reduce the amount of CO2 released into the atmosphere are much worse for the environment than renewable sources of energy generation, … Continue reading Renewables Are Clean but Carbon-Capture Systems Aren’t

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Panasonic Builds ‘Sustainable Smart Town’ in Japan

March 29, 2016March 30, 2016 technigraphmagazine

Panasonic has partnered with Nomura Real Estate Development and the Tsunashima Sustainable Smart Town (SST) Council to build a “smart city” pilot community in Yokohama, Japan. … Continue reading Panasonic Builds ‘Sustainable Smart Town’ in Japan

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Cities Can Be ‘Lighthouses’ for Curbing Emissions

February 26, 2016April 8, 2017 Kendra R Chamberlain

City and local governments can serve as leaders in key sectors that’ll impact the global transition to a low carbon society. That’s according to a large … Continue reading Cities Can Be ‘Lighthouses’ for Curbing Emissions

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UPS Drives Market for Drop-In Renewable Fuels

January 14, 2016 Kendra R Chamberlain

In 2015, UPS became the largest user of renewable energy in the shipping industry, when it began using a source of natural gas that is derived … Continue reading UPS Drives Market for Drop-In Renewable Fuels

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Financing the Climate Paradigm Shift

December 15, 2015February 16, 2016 Kendra R Chamberlain

Despite Historic Paris Agreement, Money Is Still a Looming Uncertainty in Our Clean Energy Future Africa’s leaders attending the COP21 conference have called for the commitment … Continue reading Financing the Climate Paradigm Shift

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UN, World Water Council Urge Governments to Invest in Technologies that Address Water Sustainability in Agriculture

August 7, 2015January 14, 2016 technigraphmagazine

Communities around the globe will feel the pressures of water scarcity in agriculture production in the coming years, according to a white paper published recently by … Continue reading UN, World Water Council Urge Governments to Invest in Technologies that Address Water Sustainability in Agriculture

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