#WEforward signals
Global renewable energy industry grew at fastest rate since 1999 last year
@Alex P
11 May 2021
New wind and solar power projects in China, Europe and the US spurred 45% rise in capacity. The world’s renewable energy industry grew at its fastest pace since 1999 last year, despite the disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Europe to Clamp Down on Air and Water Pollution Under Green Deal
@Alex P
10 May 2021
The European Union is aiming to step up its efforts to cut pollution from sectors like industry and agriculture as part of its biggest economic overhaul to date.
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#WErerecord signals
In China’s Biggest Cities, One in Five Cars Sold Is Now Electric
@Alex P
10 May 2021
Electric and hybrids now account for about one-fifth of new car sales on average in the six biggest Chinese cities, according to data from the China Passenger Car Association.
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Government is committed to bringing electricity to more than 1,300 indigenous families in Alta Guajira
@WEC_COLOMBIA
06 May 2021
The long-awaited electricity will reach 53 indigenous towns, located between Puerto Bolívar and Cabo de la Vela.
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#WEpause signals
Asian banks are failing on climate by channeling billions into coal
@Kate Zoe
28 Feb 2021
Many of the world's financial institutions have pledged in recent years to slash their support for the coal and oil industries. But hundreds of billions of dollars are still being channeled into fossil fuels. Asia's banks are doing much of that.
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Chinese consumers move towards forefront of economic recovery
@Alan Kramp
01 Dec 2020
Households seen to be ready for more sustained rush to spend after months of caution @FT
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#WErewind signals
Canadian Conservative party votes not to recognize climate crisis as real
@Ana_Si09
22 Mar 2021
Delegates vote 54%-46% against policy change request.
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Investors With $2 Trillion Urge EU to Make Agriculture Greener
@Alex P
22 Mar 2021
The European Union’s flagship agricultural policy risks undermining the bloc’s net-zero climate targets because it supports high-polluting food industries, according to a group of investors and policy experts.
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