Andes Raises $30M in Series A for Carbon Sequestration Technology
At this time, the startup claims its technology has removed over 50,000 tons of CO2 from the atmosphere, while also benefiting soil and plant health.
Sarah Jennings
Contributing Writer
The Activate Fellowship: A Gateway to Clean Energy Entrepreneurship in Houston
The programs focus on climate technology efforts that have the potential of scaling into a profitable business, and the organization emphasizes eight target industries: agriculture, chemicals, computing, electricity, manufacturing, transportation, buildings, and defense.
DC Fast EV Chargers Soon to Come to Dallas Metro Area
XCharge North America is partnering with MD7's headquarters in Allen, TX to install the first deployment of a DC fast charging (DCFC) port option in North Texas.
Hydroponics, but Meat? Start-Up Pilots Cultivated Pork Facility
Fork & Good, the brainchild of a farmer and a scientist, launched a pilot facility for producing cultivated pork, promising high yields at an affordable price.
Latin America Set to Become Global Energy Giant Through Renewables
Latin America is embarking on a new era of renewable energy, led by commitments to wind and solar utility-scale projects by Led by Brazil, Chile, and Columbia.
City of Dallas Develops Plan for More Resilient Urban Agriculture
The Comprehensive Urban Agriculture Plan (CUAP) provides a long-term strategy for expanding urban agriculture in the city, especially in marginalized communities with less access to healthy, local food.
REI Co-Op Raises Product Standards, Tackles PFAS Phase-Out
REI Co-op, an outdoor retailer, recently announced a third evolution of their Product Impact Standards, which will elevate the expectations of their brand partners to fight climate change, advance inclusion in the outdoors, and manage chemical usage.
Canada and the UK Announce New Critical Minerals Supply Chain Dialogue
As Canada and the United Kingdom ramp up their transition to clean technology, the two nations signed the Critical Minerals Supply Chain Dialogue on Monday.
Expanding Sustainable Agriculture in Sub-Saharan Africa, Co-Funded by Zoetis and Gates Foundation
Bolstered by a renewed grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Zoetis will expand its African Livestock Productivity and Health Advancement (A.L.P.H.A.) initiative to improve livestock health and productivity in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Gulf Coast Partners Encouraged to Apply for the DOE’s Clean Hydrogen Hubs Program
The LIGH2T Hub, a Texas consortium of academic and commercial partners, received encouragement from the U.S. DOE to submit a proposal for a regional clean hydrogen hub on the U.S. Gulf Coast.
ABP Commits to Net Zero by 2040, A Decade Ahead of the UK’s Legal Commitment
The UK’s leading ports group, Associated British Ports (ABP) launched a new sustainability strategy, which invests £2 billion in decarbonization and other major energy infrastructure projects.
Made of Strong Fiber: UNIFI Surpasses Recycling Goal in Spite of Apparel Industry Disruption
In its third annual sustainability report, UNIFI Inc. announced exceptional strides towards its sustainability strategy, in the midst of deep demand disruption in the apparel industry.