China expects to triple its offshore wind capacity to 129 gigawatts by 2030. bloom.bg/4c4H4bs

Investors are already pursuing an emerging, underground approach to carbon sequestration; a move that may greatly benefit The US USDA Forest Service and their Wildfire Crisis Strategy. bit.ly/3WpSDEj

Stadiums can consume 10 megawatts of electricity per event. That’s enough to power 10,000 homes for a month. Five years ago Seattle’s @ClimatePledgeArena set its sights on making 100% of its electric power sourced from on- and off-site renewable energy. bit.ly/3WYk89G

Between e-vans and e-cargo bikes, mixed fleets prove to drastically reduce costs for major logistics players in big cities. bit.ly/4bPA81N

In six years, the global economy has consumed over half a trillion tons of materials—almost as much as in the entire 20th century. @Amazon is supporting product circularity within its supply chain to help minimize waste and its associated carbon emissions. bit.ly/45BbS1X

Olympic athletes literally cannot get any hotter. They may have the stamina to push through anything, but like the planet, humans have limits. BASIS 🌍 reports on how heat stroke has become a serious threat to athletes competing on the world’s stage. bit.ly/3SKTQF7

The Indigenous Cofán peoples’ territory in the Ecuadorian Amazon is under threat due to oil development. Supported by The Climate Pledge and @insidenatgeo’s Global Storytellers Fund, National Geographic Explorer Kiliii Yuyan continues to document this 70-year long battle.

We caught up with Alaska Airlines’s Managing Director of Sustainability Ryan Spies to talk about the value of corporate responsibility, navigating uncharted territories of sustainability, the power of collaboration, and why The Climate Pledge is vitally important to them.

71% of US consumers claim they want to buy products with as little packaging as possible. @Amazon’s “Ships In Product Packaging” (SIPP) initiative has helped the company avoid more than 3 million metric tons of packaging since 2015. Get all the details: bit.ly/4fMJSNC

Beep, beep! The future of ride-hailing has arrived. Zoox fully electric vehicles have the potential to change the way we commute and will help lower the emissions associated with transportation. Test drives are already underway in Nevada and California! bit.ly/3WB2dEy

Pledge signatories Unilever and @Iberdrola are two of the 130+ companies responsible for a powerful letter to governments pushing for better policies to stop nature loss by the end of the decade. Read more about what’s at stake: reut.rs/3Mf5Wme

National Geographic Explorer Pedro pablo Albarenga captures a family-run açaí farm in Igarapé-açu, Pará, Brazil. Supported by The Climate Pledge and National Geographic Society’s Global Storytellers Fund Pablo documents the growth of and rising demand for açaí.

When it comes to the energy transition, we need to move faster and smarter. That’s where innovative technology like Maximo comes in. Maximo—an AI-powered robot from The AES Corporation—is installing solar panels at one of the @Amazon-enabled solar farms. bit.ly/3Xg2w9p

.Alaska Airlines is helping bring the Regent all-electric, 12-passenger Seaglider to market in Hawai’i in an effort to better protect that state’s delicate ecosystems and to provide more sustainable travel options. bit.ly/4g2abPF

.Lime is piloting its new, all-electric LimeGlider e-bike in Seattle, WA adding an even more accessible way for commuters to get from Pike Place Market to the Space Needle. yhoo.it/4dZfw8S

.Rivian has released its specially-engineered Travel Kitchen for their R1T, which includes an electric, induction cooktop and a food-safe, prep space. bit.ly/4e2zgZk

.@Zoox is soon releasing its all-electric, self-driving robotaxi to the public in both Nevada and California. bloom.bg/3AGc3xz

We asked our office doggos how they’re reducing their carbon pawprints. Remarkably, they responded.

Jamey is the Head of Carbon Neutralization Science and Strategy at @Amazon and focuses on mitigating climate change outside of the value chain. See how he and his team help halt tropical deforestation, restore forests, and sequester carbon in the process. bit.ly/4ecXgci

40% of global carbon emissions come from the operations and construction of buildings. But—according to JLL’s CSO Erin Meezan—many don’t realize the industry’s impact on climate. See how she’s helping JLL move the needle on carbon reduction. bit.ly/4go4Z9g