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UCI Researchers Receive More Than $8 Million to Advance California's Climate Goals - Vimarsana News

UCI Researchers Receive More Than $8 Million to Advance California's Climate Goals

Three University of California, Irvine researchers will receive more than $8 million in climate action grants to support projects that will help advance progress toward California's climate goals.

Electric Mobility - Vimarsana News

Electric Mobility

The transport sector is responsible for 24% of CO2 emissions from fuel combustion globally, with road transport accounting for almost three-fourths of total transport emissions in 2018. Plans to reduce these emissions increasingly rely on large-scale transportation electrification. In parallel, the energy sector is integrating renewable generation and energy storage systems at exponential rates. 

Source: wri.org
GM Joins Forces with National Wildlife Federation to Advance Equitable Climate Action - Vimarsana News

GM Joins Forces with National Wildlife Federation to Advance Equitable Climate Action

General Motors today announced it has joined the National Wildlife Federation as a founding member of the new Climate Equity Collaborative.

Globalists Use 'Behavioral Design' to Advance Climate Change Agenda - Vimarsana News

Globalists Use 'Behavioral Design' to Advance Climate Change Agenda

The U.N. climate change report includes information on how to get people involved in fighting global warming through "behavioral design."

Is Behavioral Science the Secret Ingredient for Effective Climate Action? - Vimarsana News

Is Behavioral Science the Secret Ingredient for Effective Climate Action?

WRI research shows that applying a behavioral lens in bold new ways can have significant wins in combating the climate crisis. Here’s what we’ve found.

Source: wri.org