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Gotham Greens Raises $310 Million Series E to Expand Greenhouse Produce Operations
Gotham Greens, the New York-based producer of greenhouse-grown greens and products including dressings, dips, and sauces, has just raised $310 million in a Series E funding round to lead its U.S. expansion plans.
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Want to create a better world? Empower more women investors.
By: Helena Wasserman Eriksson & Sonalie Figueiras
Empowering more women to become investors will unlock billions into ESG investing and help fight the climate crisis.
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4 Online Courses for a Better Planet: From Sustainability to Plant-Based Nutrition
Our world is facing many challenges, from the ongoing coronavirus pandemic to climate change. But scientists and experts agree that our social, environmental and health issues are all interrelated, and it is now more important than ever!-->…
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Should We Name Heat Waves Like We Name Hurricanes?
By: Jeff Barardelli
If asked to recall a hurricane, odds are you'd immediately invoke memorable names like Sandy, Katrina or Harvey. You'd probably even remember something specific about the impact of the storm. But if asked to recall!-->!-->!-->…
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Can the World’s First City-Wide Ban on Meat Ads Make Locals Give It Up?
In a move aimed at reducing its carbon footprint to help fight the global climate crisis, the Dutch city Haarlem has become the first in the world to ban advertisements in public spaces for meat—a leading producer of greenhouse gas!-->…
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From Raising Chickens To Growing Mushrooms: Here’s How Livestock Farmers Can Make The Sustainable Leap
Scientists and climate activists have called for an urgent transition to a more sustainable food system. The future food system envisioned is one without animal agriculture, the industry that drives as much as 18% of global greenhouse gas!-->…
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Fossil Fuel Ad Ban In France Has Loopholes, Says Greenpeace
In a move that was heralded as a sign of the times amid dangerous heat waves and flooding across the globe as a result of climate change, France became the first European country to ban fossil fuel ads. But the environmental group!-->…
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Climate Activists Sue U.K. for Not Effectively Tackling Its Meat and Dairy Problem
Is England perpetuating the climate crisis by not having a plan to reduce meat and dairy consumption? A group of activists thinks so.
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How the Demand for Cheap Soy Is Destroying the Amazon
What's certain is that the growth in both the soy and beef industries have come at the expense of the Amazon rainforest.
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Mass Extinction Threat Worse Than Previously Thought, New Research Finds
New research says our understanding of endangered species is limited, and some species may face greater extinction risks than previously thought.
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A Meat Tax Is Likely To Happen. Here’s How It Should Work.
By: Cameron Hepburn, University of Oxford, Franziska Funke, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research
New research shows a properly implemented meat tax would not have to penalize low-income households or farmers.
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The War On Plastic: Are We Missing The Bigger Picture? Stigmatisation Vs. Deinstitutionalisation
By: Céline Louche, Delphine Gibassier & Jennifer Goodman
“Plastic-free aisle”, “No plastic straws”, “Plastic-free Tuesday”. Social media abounds with anti-plastic messages and chilling statistics about the quantity of plastic in our!-->!-->!-->…
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A New Approach to Soil Health: 2 Crops Stand Out for Rewilding
Rewilding polluted land can help to heal soil, promote biodiversity, and sequester carbon. Two plants stand out, according to new research.
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How Brexit, Climate Change, and Covid Helped Break the U.K.’s Food System
In its flagship report on the state of the U.K.'s food system, The Food Foundation reveals struggles across the country in the wake of Brexit, covid, and the ongoing impact of climate change.
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17 Young People On The Moment The Climate Crisis Became Real To Them
By: Mary Retta
Watching An Inconvenient Truth in your middle-school science class. Hearing Greta Thunberg’s calls to join weekly school strikes. Driving away from smouldering wildfires engulfing dry California hillsides.
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Concrete Is Worse for the Climate Than Flying. Algae Cement Could Change That.
The cement industry is a leading contributor to climate change, accounting for at least eight percent of annual greenhouse gas emissions. A new algae limestone could help the industry become carbon neutral.
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String Bio and Woodside Energy Partner on Sustainable Ingredients Made From Methane Emissions
The next big sustainable protein could come from the methane emissions of the animals it's aiming to replace as String Bio and Woodside Energy announce a protein collaboration using methane emissions.
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TikTok Parent ByteDance ‘Not Keeping Up With Its Peers’ On Climate Commitments, Report Finds
Despite being one of the most popular places to find content about climate change and sustainability, TikTok parent company ByteDance is failing on its cloud climate commitments, according to a new report from Greenpeace.
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Meat, Monopolies, Mega Farms: How the US Food System Fuels the Climate Crisis
By: Amanda Schupak
From a beef-heavy diet to growing crops that don’t feed people – the biggest challenges facing the agriculture industry.
Food and the climate crisis are locked in a tangled web of cause and effect. Globally, food!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Funding to Curb Methane Emissions Doesn’t Measure Up to the Risk, Report Finds
New research on methane—a greenhouse gas that traps more heat than CO2—shows that despite its big role in climate change, there are fewer financial resources directed at reducing it.
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Atomo Coffee Raises $40 Million in a Series A for Its Climate-Friendly Beanless Brew
Seattle's climate-friendly 'beanless' Atomo Coffee has announced the closing of its Series A, with a $40 million investment led by S2G Ventures, AgFunder, and Horizons Ventures.
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