Nov 1, 2022

Extreme weather events and drastic drops in resources for select industries continually generate news reports about climate change impacts on humanity globally. The United Nations-sponsored Paris accords of 2015 drew international cooperation in reducing carbon-based pollutants to target levels by the year 2030, but a recent statement by the UN’s climate experts noted that governments around the world still are “nowhere near” the level of change necessary for achieving the Paris 2015 goal (https://ibn.fm/McjS8).
Despite the worried outlook of those experts, Bloomberg reports more optimistically that 87 countries are making great strides in momentum for transitioning to green energy — drawing at least 5 percent of their electricity from wind and solar power and trending in an…
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