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Becoming a ‘Net Zero Citizen’ With the AURORA App

With the AURORA app, citizens can track their carbon footprint and invest in solar panel installation to reduce their emissions even further.

Local European Municipalities are Spearheading Independence from US Tech

Some municipalities are moving quickly to make Europe digitally independent from US tech, but civil initiatives are left to fill in the gaps where there is little political will.

Reducing Energy Consumption With the Claude Carbon Tool (Interview)

With his free tool, Claude Carbon, French developer Gaëtan Wittebolle makes the carbon footprint of vibe coding visible and shares tips to help developers reduce their code's emissions.

Why Don’t We Have Skyscanner for Trains? Updated 2026

International train travel is at least 4.5 times more environmentally friendly than flying. So why is it still so complicated to book routes? And is new legislation from Brussels providing a long-awaited answer?

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Why Do Our Clouds Look So Gloomy, and How Can We Make the Switch to a Green Cloud?

Why does living and working in the cloud generate high CO2 emissions? And how exactly do we get to the green cloud? We provide an overview and some tips.

This AI Weather and Climate Information System is Supporting Nepal’s Farmers

The Customized Weather and Climate Information System uses AI to give Nepali farmers a headstart when it comes to predicting hazardous weather events.

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Energy-Efficient Software and Web-Friendly Websites: How Green Coding Works

If the internet were a country in its own right, it would rank sixth in the global CO₂ emissions rankings. Under the banner of ‘Green Coding’, we’ve put together some ways you use the internet more resource efficiently.

Extremely Speedy and Ultra-Precise: How USP Lasers Can Improve Efficiency and Cut Waste in Manufacturing

Could USP lasers be an efficient alternative to micro-machining manufacturing? The METAMORPHA project is investigating their potential.

95 Percent Fewer Emissions: Candela Ferries Set to Electrify Stockholm’s Waterways

Diesel ferries are the only public transport in Stockholm that run on fossil fuels. New electric ferries are set to replace them, potentially reducing emissions by 95 percent.