And Then There’s Mud–9,000 Year-Old Construction Technology, Denmark Builds a Clean Energy Hub Island, Germany Helps Dominican Republic Fix Trash Problem, and Shell Corp. Ups Its Net-Zero Goals

And Then There’s Mud–9,000 Year-Old Construction Technology, Denmark Builds a Clean Energy Hub Island, Germany Helps Dominican Republic Fix Trash Problem, and Shell Corp. Ups Its Net-Zero Goals

by | Mar 23, 2021 | Podcasts, The Climate Daily

Turns out raw earth construction materials are great for the climate. In other words–Mud–it does your building good. Plus, Denmark plans to build an artificial island as the world’s first clean energy hub. In our International segment — the dominican...
And Then There’s Mud–9,000 Year-Old Construction Technology, Denmark Builds a Clean Energy Hub Island, Germany Helps Dominican Republic Fix Trash Problem, and Shell Corp. Ups Its Net-Zero Goals

Hungarian Company Claims Its Product Eats Plastic, Reducing Space Junk Pollution with Wooden Satellites? Japan’s Banks Kill Coal Plant Investment, Stockholm Takes Stock of COVID and Climate Change

by | Mar 17, 2021 | Podcasts, The Climate Daily

Hungarian company claims their product could rid the Earth of single-use plastic, reducing space junk pollution with wooden satellites. Stockholm experts discuss the COVID-19 and climate change, plus Japan’s largest private banks announce plans to cut investments in...