Origem Motos, an innovative electric motorbike company based in Brazil, has emerged as a beacon of inspiration in an era marked by rapid urbanization, climate change, and the growing need for sustainable transportation solutions. Not only did their solutions immediately reduce GHG emissions compared to combustion motorcycles, but in 2023, they also went a step […]
Unveiling the Overlooked Significance of CDR Post-Paris Agreement In the wake of the Paris Agreement of 2015, the focus on mitigating climate change primarily centered around curbing emissions. However, a significant revelation has emerged in recent years, reshaping the landscape of climate action: the overlooked significance of carbon-dioxide removal (CDR). Genesis of Realization: The Paris
Imagine Earth as a big, living puzzle. It’s old and always changing, with everything connected in a never-ending cycle. Things like carbon and nitrogen, super important for life, keep moving around between living stuff, oceans, land, and the air. Even the hard outer layer of the Earth gets recycled, just like how old stuff gets
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A Landmark in Sustainable Palm Oil Ocho Sur, a company dedicated to sustainable palm oil production in Ucayali, has achieved a significant milestone by obtaining the international certification “Carbon Measured” from Green Initiative. The certification process completed by Ocho Sur complies with the international standards promoted by the United Nations, ensuring consistency and transparency in
Tourism in Peru and Carbon Neutrality in Action With its tremendous growth and global reach, the tourism industry has become a significant contributor to carbon emissions and environmental degradation. As the world grapples with the pressing challenges of climate change, tourism operations must embrace sustainable practices and take the lead in mitigating their impact. LimaTours,
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The Race to Transform Last-Mile Delivery The rapid growth of e-commerce and online shopping has led to a significant increase in last-mile delivery. Last-mile delivery refers to the final stage of the delivery process, where packages are transported from local distribution centers to the end consumer. While this has made shopping more convenient for consumers,
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The context The logistics industry plays a significant role in the economy. The global logistics market is projected to reach USD 12.68 trillion by 2027, driven by the growth of e-commerce, globalization, and increasing demand for the efficient supply chain management. Furthermore, international trade and logistics create significant employment opportunities. In the United States alone,
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US Government’s OASIS+ Contract Vehicle Promotes Sustainability and Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions As the world grapples with the effects of climate change, governments, and organizations are increasingly focusing on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainability. The US government is no exception and has taken steps to address climate change through various initiatives, including the
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The Earth’s natural carbon sinks: Understanding their vital role in climate change The Earth has a remarkable ability to naturally sequester carbon, through a variety of processes that occur in ecosystems including forests, grasslands, wetlands, soils, and oceans. These natural processes, also known as “sinks,” play a crucial role in removing carbon dioxide, a major
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The wine industry is one of Latin America’s most important export sectors, especially for countries like Argentina, Chile, and Uruguay. Wine production in Latin America has grown rapidly over the past few decades, accounting for a significant share of global wine production. For example, in 2019, Argentina was the fifth largest wine-producing country in the
Brasil: Bahia, Paraná, Santa Catarina, Rio de Janeiro
Canada: Toronto
Mexico: Ciudad de México
Netherlands: Maastricht
Peru: Lima
Switzerland: Zürich
USA: Washington – DC, San Francisco, CA
