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A more sustainable World Cup will look like this - Vimarsana News

A more sustainable World Cup will look like this

The Paris 2024 Olympics will be “climate positive,” organizers claim. The men’s World Cup in 2026 — to be held in Mexico, the U.S. and Canada — will be the “lowest-carbon FIFA World Cup of the modern era,” if promises pan out.

Some of Canada's Big Six banks doing better than others on climate policy - Vimarsana News

Some of Canada's Big Six banks doing better than others on climate policy

Some of Canada's Big Six banks are pulling ahead of others on climate policy but they all still have a ways to go, said a report out on Wednesday, November 23, 2022. 

Coldplay generates a bit of power along with music on green tour - Vimarsana News

Coldplay generates a bit of power along with music on green tour

It’s often said that fans at live concerts give the band a jolt of electricity. Coldplay wants to literally harness that.

EU commissioner on climate action says transition to green economy must be fair to all - Vimarsana News

EU commissioner on climate action says transition to green economy must be fair to all

All nations have a responsibility to ensure that no one gets left behind in the transition to a greener economy, European Commission for Climate Action Frans Timmermans said on Monday, October 18, 2021.

Europe's recent heat waves are the worst in 2,000 years: study - Vimarsana News

Europe's recent heat waves are the worst in 2,000 years: study

collaboration. The series of severe droughts and heat waves in Europe since 2014 is the most extreme for more than 2,000 years, research suggests. Get top stories in your inbox. Our award-winning journalists bring you the news that impacts you, Canada, and the world. Don't miss out. Email * The study analyzed tree rings dating as far back as the Roman empire to create the longest such record to date. The scientists said global heating was the most probable cause of the recent rise in extreme heat. The heat waves have had devastating consequences, the researchers said, causing thousands ofear...