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Commentary: Asian garment workers owed almost 12 billion dollars in wages amid pandemic
With the world coming slowly back to normalcy, the clothing industry has been getting back into business. However, not everything is as good as it seems. The Clean Clothes Campaign revealed a mind-boggling report where they unveil that garment workers…
Commentary: Here, Cosmos examines the role AI and machine learning have in our future renewable energy mix.
Here, Cosmos examines the role AI and machine learning have in our future renewable energy mix. Reference：https://cosmosmagazine.com/technology/ai/renewables-make-it-into-the-grid-better-with-ai/
Three Podcast Episodes About Feedstock You Don’t Want to Miss
Sustainable feedstock and renewable sources of energy for industries are growing in both supply and demand. To always keep ahead, here we have 3 podcast episodes you can listen to at any time that are sure to keep you updated.…
Chilean Start-Up Wins Roquette Innovation Challenge
Chilean start-up NotCo was awarded the Innovation Challenge from Roquette at the Future Food-Tech Summit in New York. Thirty-seven international food entrepreneurs competed for the award and three were shortlisted. The winner would benefit from Roquette’s expertise in food, nutrition and health in…
Berge Bulk to Use GoodFuels’ Sustainable Marine Biofuel
GoodFuels, a biofuel pioneer based in the Netherlands, is teaming up with independent dry bulk owner Berge Bulk, to explore opportunities to deploy sustainable marine biofuel. The companies announced the successful completion of advanced marine biofuel from 100% sustainable feedstock…
Commentary: Multi-millionaire creates world’s first zero-impact diamonds made from carbon dioxide
British multi-millionaire Dale Vince has created diamonds from CO2 trapped in the atmosphere, the world’s first zero-impact diamond. Through “sky-mining”, Vince wants to stop unethical diamond sourcing. The environmentally friendly gems will be up for grabs in 2021. Reference：https://www.euronews.com/green/2021/07/06/making-diamonds-from-the-sky-could-help-save-the-environment