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India Adds Record 38 GW Solar, Cuts Global Fossil Fuel Use
Planet Wins3h ago

India Adds Record 38 GW Solar, Cuts Global Fossil Fuel Use

India's clean energy boom in 2025 helped trigger a rare global decline in fossil fuel electricity production for the first time since the pandemic. The country installed more solar panels than the United States and slashed its coal power generation by 52 billion units.

Google News - Solar Power Record3 min read
Clay-Based Cement Could Slash 8% of Global Emissions
Planet WinsFeb 15

Clay-Based Cement Could Slash 8% of Global Emissions

Scientists have created a climate-friendly alternative to traditional cement that works at room temperature and could eliminate nearly a tenth of the world's greenhouse gas emissions. The breakthrough uses simple clay and industrial waste instead of the limestone that makes concrete one of the planet's biggest climate problems.

Phys.org2 min read
China's CO2 Emissions Drop for Nearly Two Years Straight
Planet WinsFeb 12

China's CO2 Emissions Drop for Nearly Two Years Straight

The world's largest carbon emitter just hit a milestone: China's CO2 emissions have fallen or stayed flat for 21 consecutive months, dropping 1% in late 2025. Clean energy is finally outpacing fossil fuels in the country that produces 30% of global emissions.

Google News - Emissions Reduction3 min read
MIT Startup Cuts Industrial Steam Emissions by 50%
Planet WinsJan 21

MIT Startup Cuts Industrial Steam Emissions by 50%

A new electric heat pump could eliminate over 5% of global emissions by replacing fossil fuel boilers that have powered factories for 200 years. The technology costs less to run than current electric options while producing zero-emission steam.

Phys.org - Technology2 min read
New Building Material Captures CO2 Instead of Emitting It
InnovationJan 21

New Building Material Captures CO2 Instead of Emitting It

Engineers created a construction material that removes carbon from the air while curing in hours, not weeks. It could replace concrete and slash 8% of global emissions.

Science Daily2 min read