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IBM increases support to equitable access to water for vulnerable populations

IBM increases support to equitable access to water for vulnerable populations
03/24/2023 | Companies
The IBM Sustainability Accelerator is now accepting proposals for the next cohort, which will focus on water management solutions. This program uses IBM technologies such as hybrid cloud and artificial intelligence, as well as an ecosystem of experts, to improve and scale projects aimed at...
AI, artificial intelligence, Climate change, cloud platform, ecosystem, equitable access, hybrid, IBM Sustainability Accelerator, population growth, safe drinking water, sanitation management, SDG, Sustainable Development Goal, UN, United Nations, water management solutions, water pollution, water quality, water scarcity, water use efficiency, WHO, World Health Organization

Creating a Genome Atlas could help save endangered species

Creating a Genome Atlas could help save endangered species
03/06/2023 | Environment
Woolly mammoth herds once roamed the Northern Hemisphere, from the British Isles to the eastern shores of North America, across the Bering land bridge. The last mammoth died around 4000 years ago. Enough of their remains were preserved in the icy tundra to reveal a sombre truth: the creatures...
African forest elephants, African savanna elephants, Climate change, conservation scientist, critically endangered, Department of Biology, diversity, elephant genome, elephants, evolutionary biologist, field conservation tools, human hunting, International Union for Conservation of Nature, IUCN, mammoth paleogenomics, mammoths, Marie Skodowska Curie Actions Fellow, Mrinalini Erkenswick Watsa, National Geographic Explorer, Patrícia Pečnerová, San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance, SDZWA, University of Copenhagen

The argument for weaning ourselves away from fossil fuel is compelling.

The argument for weaning ourselves away from fossil fuel is compelling.
04/11/2015 | Environment
The vast majority of US corporates appear to be doing the ostrich act on the climate change front. Although the effects of climate change is being experienced by all, on a global scale, most US corporates are sitting on the fence over the EPA’s Clean Power Plan. Environmental groups are hoping that...
Clean Power Plan, Climate change, Coca-cola, Environmental Defense Fund, EPA, FedEx, Google, Mars, Nature Conservancy, Obama, PepsiCo, silent isn’t neutral, Starbucks, Target, UPS, Walmart, World Wildlife Fund


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