Korea commits $745 billion for carbon neutrality, sustainable growth. The initiative includes massive public investment for expanding renewable power, decarbonizing industry and encouraging EV adoption.
Across the Amazon, the spread of off-grid solar power is helping remote communities reduce their reliance on diesel while improving access to clean water and electricity in homes, schools and health centers
Elephants use their trunks & tusks to dig into dry riverbeds, accessing underground water. Once a waterhole forms, elephants continue to use it for bathing & wallowing. These waterholes become essential oases, supporting countless species & helping entire ecosystems survive through harsh conditions.
By clearing low growing vegetation, forest elephants reduce competition for larger, carbon-dense trees. It is estimated that one forest elephant can increase the net carbon capture capacity of a forest equal to removing a year’s worth of emissions from 2,047 cars.
One adult oyster can filter up to 50 gallons of water per day. They remove excess algae, microscopic particles, and harmful nutrients like nitrogen and prevent dangerous low-oxygen "dead zones" caused by heavy algae blooms. The resulting clear water allows vital sunlight to reach underwater grasses.