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For the first time, guidance is available for companies seeking to set freshwater science-based targets to limit the use of freshwater resources and ensure a sustainable future.

At the next UN climate summit, negotiators must deliver a rapid and ambitious response plan to the first "Global Stocktake."

In Kenya and other parts of sub-Saharan Africa where power outages are a regular occurrence, distributed renewable energy installations like those at Top Care are emerging as a resilient and increasingly attractive solution.  

BRAZZAVILLE, REPUBLIC OF CONGO (October 31, 2023) — At the second Summit of the Three Basins, leaders, experts and scientists from the Amazon, Congo, and Southeast Asian forest basin countries emphasized the need for cooperation and knowledge sharing across these regions to protect these tropical forests. 

Kenya experienced its longest nationwide power blackout on August 25,2023, lasting more than 24 hours. While the cause of the system disturbance remains a mystery, the impacts were clear — and severe.

LEAVENWORTH — The Red Barn Events at Wenatchee River Institute (WRI) bring speakers, films and discussions to explore topics related to people, place and nature.

Botswana has been listed by the World Resource Institute (WRI) among countries facing extremely high water stress.

How can fleet operators plan ahead?

RAILWAY TRACK & STRUCTURES, OCTOBER 2023 ISSUE:Preventive rail grinding is a well-established practice for extending rail life. And by optimizing wheel/rail interaction and controlling the development and growth of surface damage like rolling contact fatigue, rail grinding has proven itself to be one of the industry’s best tools for managing one of its most valuable assets.

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