The market for sustainable and green building materials is experiencing steady growth due to increasing environmental concerns, government regulations, and consumer demand for green building practices. The market is expected to continue expanding in the coming years, driven by technological advancements and the adoption of green building certifications.
Climate change poses significant risks to the global economy, and the financial sector is not immune to its effects. Recognizing the need to address these risks the European Banking Authority (EBA) has announced several changes to ensure that banks fully reflect climate change risks in their capital buffers. In this article, we will explore the EBA's proposed measures and their implications for the banking industry.
Switzerland recently decided to join the so-called climate club of the G7. The accession is to take place during the UN Climate Change Conference in Dubai on 30 November 2023.
In pursuit of a sustainable future, Kenya has emerged as a global powerhouse in geothermal energy. With an abundance of geothermal resources and an unwavering commitment to green energy, Kenya is paving the way for a cleaner, more resilient energy sector. Kenya's geothermal revolution is pushing the country toward a greener future and positioning it as a leader in the global green energy movement.
The Earth is warming faster than expected. So far, climate protection is far from sufficient to limit the rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius, or at least less than 2 degrees above 19th-century temperatures. The IPCC has been urging politicians for decades to stop the climate crisis.
Singapore, a bustling metropolis of 5.4 million people, may not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of lush greenery and tropical rainforests. However, this vibrant city-state has earned its reputation as one of the greenest cities on the planet. From its urban rainforests and nature reserves to its vertical gardens, Singapore seamlessly combines the best of urban living with the beauty of nature.
India has achieved a remarkable feat in reducing its carbon emissions. Over the past 14 years, the country has managed to reduce its emissions by a staggering 33%. This accomplishment not only shows that India is serious about fighting climate change, but it also shows that it can separate economic growth from greenhouse gas emissions.
The vehicle battery is a linchpin in the fight against climate change. The global shift to electromobility shows the importance of raw materials that have not yet been mined in large quantities. Lithium, in particular, is the subject of debate.

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