Twenty-one American states have sued U.S president Joe Biden for cancelling the controversial Keystone XL pipeline in January. As soon as he was sworn-in on January 20, Biden announced the project which was meant to move oil from Canada to Read more…
The United States government has unveiled a $100 million fund to support transformational low-carbon energy technologies. This will help spur the creation of new jobs, technology, and tools that empower the United States to innovate and lead the world in Read more…
The match towards a fully-integrated green economy is well and truly underway as U.S president Joe Biden signed an excutive order to tackle climate change. In his remarks at the White Housem Biden said the executive order was an embodiment Read more…
Incoming U.S president Joe Biden ahs once again affirmed that the country will retuen to the Paris Climate agreement of 2015. This will be one of the first decisions that would become law on Tuesday Janury 20th, 2021 – during Read more…
Incoming American president Joe Biden has his work on the environment cut out. Apart from ensuring the full implementation of his much-touted $2 trillion green deal and taking the United States back to the front-burner of climate action, he also Read more…
As Americans get set for another presidential election on Tuesday, a new poll shows that 82% of would-be voters are leaning towards a green economy. That’s according to a poll conducted by the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication. Over Read more…
…The dual arguments As the United States election is just two days away, President Donald Trump insists he will continue to support hydraulic fracturing – fracking – for national security and job protection purposes. The issue of the environment has Read more…
Green buildings have been described as catalysts for cutting greenhouse emissions and eradicate energy poverty. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, said this an a written op-ed for Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitun – marking the launch of the New European Read more…