Inga 3, the world’s largest dam will displace tens of thousands in DR Congo

Inga 3, the world’s largest dam will displace tens of thousands in DR Congo

The Inga 3 project involves the construction of a large dam and a 4,800 megawatt hydro-electric plant spanning a channel of the vast Congo River, the world’s second largest by volume, at the Inga Falls. The 14 billion dollar project is being fast-tracked by the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC)’s government. The Inga 3 Hydropower Project According

Greenpeace urges Amazon and Netflix to adopt renewable energies

Greenpeace urges Amazon and Netflix to adopt renewable energies

The internet and the IT industry combined account for 7 per cent of the world’s electricity, with a predicted increase to 12 per cent by the end of the year. Such increase is due to global internet traffic’s growth. These are some of the data included in the report named Clicking Clean: Who is Winning

The Volkswagen van is back. It will be electric and self-driving

The Volkswagen van is back. It will be electric and self-driving

Just as fires often give way to new growth, after the Dieselgate scandal, which saw Volkswagen cheating on US emission rules, the German car manufacturer radically changed course, beginning to focus on sustainable mobility. The German car company aims to propose thirty zero-emission models and produce at least one million battery electric vehicles by 2025. An ambitious mission

Costa Rica generated 98% of its electricity from renewables

Costa Rica generated 98% of its electricity from renewables

Costa Rica is setting remarkable records in protecting its biodiversity and enhancing its quality of life, as well as in generating renewable energy. In 2016 renewables supplied about 98.12 percent of Costa Rica’s electricity. In the first months of the year, the Central American country exclusively ran on hydro, geothermal and wind power for up

London, increasing pressure on Mayor to ban diesel vehicles

London, increasing pressure on Mayor to ban diesel vehicles

Hundreds of doctors, health professionals and medical students launched Doctors Against Diesel, a campaign calling for London mayor Sadiq Khan to phase out diesel vehicles in the city by 2025, on the 10th of December. The movement started shortly after the mayors of four major global cities – Paris, Mexico City, Madrid and Athens – announced they will stop using