starting in summer 2024, zaha hadid architects will bring twenty-five hydrogen fueling stations to marinas and ports across italy.

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the UK’s secretary of state for energy is satisfied with drax’s proposal of employing bioenergy with carbon capture and storage technology to its biomass plant.

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rising 44 stories in brooklyn, an all-electric skyscraper at 505 state street symbolizes future-forward innovation in new york.

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the masterplan integrates bhutanese culture, the gross national happiness index (GNH) principles, and the country's spiritual heritage.

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UNESCO’s ethics report on engineering new technologies to control climate change includes specific guidelines on how to remove carbon emission and induce solar reflectivity.

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in time for COP28 in dubai, philippe starck designs HRS’ hydrogen refueling station with reflective steel that mirrors the surroundings.

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stonecycling and circular matters team up to create removable and reusable walls made of bare corn cobs named cornwall using heat.

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Swedish brand ASKET now gives customer impact receipts that break down how much carbon emissions, water, and energy was used to make every piece of clothing the client buys.

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the maroquinerie de la sormonne is a unique, passive, low-carbon space combining softness, sobriety, and technical sophistication. 

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LEGO will no longer create bricks made of recycled plastic bottles as it leads to more carbon emissions than its current oil-based manufacturing process.

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