Cities worldwide are falling dramatically short of their climate neutrality ambitions despite bold commitments. New research shows the path to 2030 targets requires quadrupling current efforts as implementation gaps threaten global climate goals.
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Researchers have developed the first comprehensive mapping of meat-related carbon emissions across American urban centers. The study connects consumption patterns to production impacts, revealing surprising geographic variations in environmental footprints.
According to a groundbreaking study published in Nature Climate Change, the environmental impact of urban meat consumption extends far beyond city boundaries, with significant implications for climate policy. Researchers have quantified what they term the “carbon hoofprint” of 3,531 U.S. cities, revealing how geography and production practices in livestock supply chains shape urban sustainability profiles.
Data center operator Switch has reportedly raised $659 million through its fourth asset-backed securities offering, which qualifies as green bonds due to the company’s sustainable facilities. The funding will support expansion across five campuses serving hyperscale, enterprise, and AI customers. Sources indicate this brings Switch’s total ABS fundraising to $3.5 billion.
Switch, the Las Vegas-based data center operator, has reportedly secured $659 million through its latest asset-backed securities offering, according to company announcements. This marks the fourth such financing round for the company, bringing its total ABS fundraising to approximately $3.5 billion. Industry analysts suggest this substantial capital injection demonstrates continued investor confidence in digital infrastructure despite broader market uncertainties.
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