The US could gain $1.6 trillion annually in health and climate benefits by replacing diesel school buses with electric models.
Category: Net zero emissions
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UNEP’s Emissions Gap Report 2025 says Climate Goal Unattainable
The UN Environment Programme (UNEP) released its "Emissions Gap Report 2025: Off Target", which shows that the 1.5°C target is unattainable.
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Study Warns of Unintended Trade-offs in NZ’s EV Transition
Discover why New Zealand’s transition to EVs may reduce pollution but still lead to higher health costs and accident risks.
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Why the Size of Your Electric Vehicle Matters for the Planet
Thinking of buying an EV? Discover how vehicle size affects emissions, battery demands, and climate impact.
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Is China’s Air Pollution Fight Aggravating Climate Change?
China’s air pollution crackdown has significant health benefits, but scientists caution it may also intensify global warming.
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Methane Tracker Reveals Emissions Trends and Reduction Options
A global methane tracker report reveals global emissions trends and highlights proven abatement options for a cleaner future.
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Countries Leading the Charge in Electric Bus Usage
Discover the countries renewing public transport with electric bus usage, cutting carbon emissions, and leading the sustainability shift.
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Five Game-Changing Technologies That Mitigate Climate Change
From solar power to lab-grown meat, explore how science and tech are reshaping global efforts to mitigate climate change.
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Natural Hydrogen Could Fuel the Philippines’ Clean Energy Future
Hydrogen discovery could revolutionise energy use in the Philippines, from tricycles to national power, amid growing climate concerns.
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Could Wyoming Spur the Resurgence of the Nuclear Reactor?
Wyoming has the largest uranium ore reserves in the United States and is considering advanced nuclear reactors to power the grid.