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A report published by Net-Zero Tracker late last year found the post-COP26 stocktake of net-zero targets included an “explosion” of interest in the private and public sectors [...]

DHL Express, the world’s leading provider of international shipping services, will reduce its fleet carbon emissions by installing solar panels on its US pickup and delivery trucks. [...]

If the price of nickel goes from US$20,000 to US$50,000, this adds US$1580 in costs to the typical 60 kWh electric vehicle battery pack, and the price of [...]

Demand for carbon offset credits is set to soar in the coming decades as companies look to deliver on their net-zero targets and governments seek to encourage investment [...]

This week’s blog is a summary of the McKinsey Report called “On target: How to succeed with carbon-reduction initiatives” found at: https://www.mckinsey.com/business-functions/strategy-and-corporate-finance/our-insights/on-target-how-to-succeed-with-carbon-reduction-initiatives The report is based on a [...]

This Blog is a follow up to our Blog of 19 January 2022 titled Carbon - Offsetting Part 1 and found here.  The diagram below is an [...]

The content for the first Everlution blogs of 2022 are being provided by CarbonView and the third in the series outlining what the term net zero means found [...]

The content for the first Everlution blogs of 2022 are being provided by CarbonView and the second in the series outlining what the term net zero means found here.The [...]

The content for the first Everlution blogs of 2022 is to be provided by CarbonView with the first one found at https://carbon-view.com/net-zero-whats-in-it-for-me/ and reproduced here: This series of [...]

The phrase ‘net zero by 2050’ has been everywhere lately, because it is the year that governments around the world are committing to end carbon emissions. According to the Climate [...]

Today’s blog is a review of different types of plastics; their uses and impacts. It also includes actions you can take to reduce plastics use. PET (Polyethylene terephthalate) [...]

At the UN General Assembly this week, US President Joe Biden announced that he was doubling the country’s commitment to overseas climate aid to more than $11bn annually [...]

In this week’s blog, Everlution is reproducing an article from the Guardian titled Earth’s tipping points could be closer than we think by George Monbiot. We agree wholeheartedly [...]

The drive down Clementi Road might be peppered with greenery alongside several schools, but the National University of Singapore’s School of Design and Environment is still a sight to behold. [...]

Not Australia, that’s for sure. Our politicians seem to have defaulted to being crusaders for fossil fuel. Other countries are taking a different approach, further motivated by one [...]

Italian start-up Energy Dome says that its new long-duration “CO2 battery” system, which only uses off-the-shelf equipment will achieve a levelised cost of storage (LCOS) of [...]

After removing more than one billion pieces of plastic from UK stores, Lidl GB has set new ambitions to reduce plastic packaging further (unlike Aussie supermarket chains). The [...]

Whilst there are recalcitrant political leaderships (like that of Australia) that are failing to adopt policies that will help mitigate against climate change, there are countries and international [...]

Marcus Thomson, a postdoctoral scholar at the National Center for Ecological Analysis & Synthesis at UC Santa Barbara is a co-author of a research article just published in Nature that [...]

The UN-convened Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance, whose members manage $6.6trn of assets, is warning that the world won't decarbonise rapidly enough to deliver the Paris Agreement without a [...]

Dear Susan Templeman, This letter is addressed to you as the local Labor Federal member of Parliament for the Macquarie electorate (covering the Blue Mountains and Hawkesbury areas). [...]

I asked my niece, Skye to send me the story of the commitment she and her partner Mitch have made – not to use any plastic. It is [...]

The recently released Global Status Report indicates that the share of fossil fuels in the total global energy consumption mix has remained steady between 2009 and 2019. Coal, [...]

Soil is the start and end point for all terrestrial life. We rely upon the health of our soil just as heavily as we rely upon clean water [...]

UK home-improvement retail giant, Kingfisher has committed under the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) to reducing Scope 1 (direct) and 2 (power-related) emissions by 38% in absolute terms [...]