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MeliBio Presents First Real Honey Made Without Bees
MeliBio, Inc. has revealed its real honey, made without bees. The company, which uses proprietary technology, will offer the plant-based ingredient for B2B customers and foodservice
Germany Reveals First Commercial Plant Making Clean Jet Fuel
German officials presented what they said is the world’s first commercial plant for making synthetic kerosene, which is promoted as a climate-friendly fuel of the future.
British Army Begins Push to Embrace Renewable
The UK Army opened the doors of its first pilot photovoltaic solar farm late last week, under a £200m programme known as Project Prometheus that is intended to increase the military’s use of renewable power.
Xi Jinping Announces An End To Coal Use
The President of China announced that China is working to end its coal-fire projects abroad and at home. China accounts for 54% of the world’s coal-created electricity, making the country the biggest consumer of coal.
? French Fashion Group Kering Is Going Completely Fur Free
One of the largest luxury companies in >world, Kering took the decision for all of its brands to stop using any kind of animal fur, demonstrating how consumer demand for sustainable clothing and accessories is increasing.
ESWET Responds to EP Report on Methane Emissions
European Suppliers of Waste-to-Energy Technology welcomes the European Parliament’s report that “supports bold actions to minimize the damages methane causes to the environment”.