Shell Made $200M From Carbon Credits That Never Reduced CO2
Built on taxpayer money, Shell's flagship carbon facility has sold over $200M worth of emissions credits for reductions that never happened.
Source: greenqueen.com.hk
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ScaleUp Bio Obtains Singapore Licence for Precision Fermentation
The Singapore Food Agency has granted a food production licence to ScaleUp Bio's commercial-scale facility fermentation-derived ingredients.
Source: greenqueen.com.hk
Simple Planet Eyes 2025 South Korea Approval for Cultivated Meat
Simple Planet has received $8M from South Korea's government, and targets regulatory approval for its cultivated meat ingredients by 2025.
Source: greenqueen.com.hk
Food Frontier CEO on How Plant-Based Meat is Faring in Australia
Despite a downturn in investment, plant-based meat sales in Australia have grown since 2020, nearing price parity with conventional proteins.
Source: greenqueen.com.hk
DeSantis panders to ranchers with Florida's lab-grown meat ban. It's bad economics.
The post-Trump populist version of Gov. Ron DeSantis not only sees no problem with state paternalism, he revels in it with authoritarian bombast.
Source: yahoo.com
NZ Startup Jooules Raises $600,000 for Gas-Fermented Proteins
New Zealand startup Jooules has raised NZ$1M (about $600,000) in funding to make proteins from carbon through gaseous fermentation tech.
City Of United Kingdom New Zealand David Mclellan Warren Bebb International Proveg Accelerator Programme
Source: greenqueen.com.hk
On Press Freedom Day, Protecting Climate Journalism is Crucial
As climate change wreaks havoc in a year when half of us will vote, we need to protect environmental journalism this World Press Freedom Day.
Source: greenqueen.com.hk
You Can Buy Too Good To Go's Surplus Food at Rome Airports
Food waste app Too Good To Go will be rolled out at the Fiumicino and Ciampino airports in Rome, with the aim of saving 12,000 meals in 2024.
Source: greenqueen.com.hk
Even Christopher Nolan was gagged by The Curse's finale
In a new interview, Nathan Fielder revealed that the Oppenheimer director was as mind-blown by that insane ending as the rest of us
Source: avclub.com