Trees, targets and trillions: What’s on the agenda at COP30?
Trees, Targets, and Trillions: The Critical Agenda at COP30 Navigating the Complex Climate Negotiations in Belem The upcoming United Nations…
Trees, Targets, and Trillions: The Critical Agenda at COP30 Navigating the Complex Climate Negotiations in Belem The upcoming United Nations…
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Rice University researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking PFAS removal technology that captures and destroys toxic forever chemicals with unprecedented speed. The innovation represents a major advancement in addressing global water contamination challenges. Developed with South Korean partners, the system offers a sustainable solution to persistent environmental pollutants.
Rice University has unveiled a revolutionary eco-friendly PFAS removal technology that not only captures toxic forever chemicals with record speed and efficiency but also safely destroys them—achieving what has eluded scientists for decades. This breakthrough comes at a critical time as PFAS contamination threatens drinking water supplies worldwide, offering a practical solution to one of the most persistent environmental challenges facing global communities.
Brazil is collaborating with Japan to secure international support for quadrupling sustainable fuel production by 2035. The initiative will debut at November’s COP30 summit in Belém, with India and Italy already signaling participation in the clean energy effort.
Brazil is spearheading an ambitious global initiative to quadruple sustainable fuel production by 2035 through a partnership with Japan, positioning the clean energy commitment as a centerpiece of the upcoming COP30 climate summit. The South American nation aims to unveil the formal pledge during the world leaders summit in Belém on November 6-7, according to sources familiar with the negotiations who requested anonymity to discuss private details.
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