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Close (Photo : Photo by Osman Orsal/Getty Images) According to the fund's new CEO, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos plans to invest the $10 billion in the Bezos Planet Fund by 2030. A little to no information has been revealed on how the fund will be used to tackle the climate crisis after Bezos unveiled it in February 2020. On Tuesday, Andrew Steer was appointed the fund's CEO, and he disclosed a few specifics in a series of tweets, including that Bezos' "target is to invest it down between now and 2030." This will translate to an annual income of more than $1 billion. "To further accelerate emerging ...

2020 has been an unprecedented year in many respects, including political, societal, public health, and economic upheaval. It has also been unprecedented with respect to climate and energy. In addition to headline-grabbing climate impacts happening around the world, technologies are emerging and beginning to scale, finance mechanisms are being developed, and decarbonization commitments are being made in ways that would have been unimaginable a few years ago. As with numerous other parts of global life, the COVID-19 pandemic has caused tumult in energy markets. Fuel demand dropped precipitousl...

Feb 19, 2021 11:12 PM EST (Photo : Mike Cohen/Getty Images) He encouraged the countries to implement policies that promote the consumption of 100% sustainable synthetic beef. In his book 'How to Avoid a Climate Disaster' the Microsoft founder features various recommendations addressing climate change and the inevitable crisis that follow. Mr. Gates, who has invested in many synthetic meat corporations, insisted that federal regulations reducing greenhouse emissions should be enforced. MIT Interview Gates outlined his idea for synthetic meat replacing livestock in an interview with MIT Technol...

Hydrogen Hype in the Air Special To The Auto Channel “Unlike fossil fuels, which emit planet-warming carbon dioxide when they’re burned, hydrogen mostly produces water.” Answer: false. That statement appeared in a Bloomberg Green article[1] a week or so ago. It reported on future European plans to use hydrogen (H2) as a fuel “in modified gas turbines” to power airplanes. Similar reports have appeared in other reputable energy articles about how hydrogen is the optimal climate solution because its use will not create any air emissions.[2],[3],[4] What is true is that renewable power...