Sustainability
Smarter EV Charging May Save U.S. Households 10% On Electricity Bills
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Next-Generation Geothermal Looks For Its Wind And Solar Moment
ByAlan Ohnsman,
Forbes Staff
This week’s Current Climate newsletter also looks at Redwood Materials scaling up its grid battery business and Jennifer Granholm on pushing cleantech in the Trump era
From Pumpkin Spice To Power Bills, Why Fall Feels ‘Off’
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The Unsustainable Strain Of AI’s Insatiable Power Needs
This week’s Current Climate newsletter also looks at how electric cars could get much cheaper and Rivian’s RJ Scaringe on China’s EV price advantage
ByAlan Ohnsman,
Forbes Staff
Beyond Smart Cities: The Rise Of Regenerative Urbanism
Regenerative urbanism is reshaping how cities grow, restoring ecosystems, rebuilding trust, and redefining long-term value for developers, investors, and policy makers.
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How Island Nations Can Build Back Stronger After Hurricane Melissa
Hurricane Melissa exposed the urgent need for island nations to rebuild stronger through resilient infrastructure, nature-based defenses, transparency, and smart finance.
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Government Seeks Private Backers To Deploy AI To Protect Electric Grid
Government researchers are seeking to commercialize a unique use of AI to detect cyber attacks and physical problems with the electrical grid.
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When “a few degrees” Becomes Dangerous - Living with Extreme Heat
Extreme heat is a growing global threat and our leaders need to understand the complex ways in which it impacts our people and planet, and must act urgently.
ByJamil Wyne,
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Oslo Innovation Week Showcases Scalable Climate Solutions
From fermentation technologies to vertical farming and the electrification of tourism, Oslo Innovation Week spotlights the possibilities for scalable climate solutions.
ByAmy Nguyen,
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U.S. Names Samarium As Most Vulnerable Critical Mineral
A rare earth metal called samarium that is used in defense and cancer treatments has been named by the U.S. as the weakest link in the critical mineral supply chain.
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Turning Climate Ambition Into A Working Cleantech Playbook
Bridging the $4.5T clean energy gap demands more than ambition - it needs deep capital markets, industrial pragmatism, and a global playbook for scale.
ByElena Bou,
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Gumboot Diplomacy: Aussie Shoe Firm Measures Carbon Wellyprint
"I've had advisors who tell me that this model won't scale, but I tell them, well, I'm just going to keep trying,” says Merry People founder and CEO Danielle Pierce.
ByCarlton Reid,
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Jamaica’s Strength And Climate Truth Shine After Hurricane Melissa
Jamaica faces Hurricane Melissa’s aftermath with unity and resolve, highlighting climate realities while proving the unmatched strength and resilience of its people.
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