Electricity demand for AI in Europe could reach as high as 145 TWh
A new report by Schneider Electric has forecast that the electricity demand for AI in Europe could reach as high…
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‘Carefully-calibrated’ decarbonisation policies can support economic growth
A new study has suggested that a decarbonisation strategy built around a mix of green industrial policies, targeted subsidies and…
Cities are ‘missing out’ on nature-based solutions to boost climate resilience, study finds
Cities around the world are overlooking the potential for nature-based solutions to strengthen climate resilience, a new study led by…
Academic research plays a key role in influencing SDG-related policy
Academic research plays an important role in influencing real-world policy tied to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a new…
Most asset managers expect growth in allocations to sustainable investments: Morgan Stanley
A new report by Morgan Stanley has found that the majority of global asset managers and asset owners expect allocations…
73% of Irish firms embedding sustainability into their business priorities
Around three quarters (73%) of Irish companies are embedding sustainability into how their business priorities are set, a new report…
Current trajectory of AI growth likely to lead to significant emissions increase
If the development of artificial intelligence continues at its current trajectory, it will lead to significant increases in emissions and…
Could sustainable aviation fuel be made from city waste?
A new study led by researchers at Harvard and Tsinghua University has suggested that municipal solid waste could be used…
More than half of countries set to surpass fossil fuels with renewable energy capacity
More than 50% of countries worldwide have a total renewable energy pipeline that exceeds their existing fossil fuel capacity, a…
New climate pledges ‘only slightly’ lower projected temperature increases: UNEP
New climate pledges under the Paris Agreement have only slightly lowered projected global temperature increases, the United Nations Environment Programme…