The Green Growth Summit, the Green Growth Partnership's flagship event, convened on December 16, 2024, in Brussels and online. It gathered Ministers, State Secretaries from the Green Growth Group,

The Green Growth Summit, the Green Growth Partnership's flagship event, convened on December 16, 2024, in Brussels and online. It gathered Ministers, State Secretaries from the Green Growth Group, and high-level representatives from European institutions and businesses.

Amidst the start of a new institutional cycle, the Summit focused on the critical role of climate and the Green Deal in boosting EU competitiveness. Discussions aimed at charting a course for the EU to achieve its climate objectives for 2030 and 2040.

Supriya Verma, founder of The SustainabilityX® Magazine, recently spoke at the UNESCO World Press Freedom Day Conference on "Making Societies & Journalism Sustainable." She shared insights

Supriya Verma, founder of The SustainabilityX® Magazine, recently spoke at the UNESCO World Press Freedom Day Conference on "Making Societies & Journalism Sustainable." She shared insights alongside prominent industry leaders in sustainability and media.

Distinguished speakers included Lars Tallert, initiator of the Sustainable Journalism Partnership and Head of Policy at Fojo Media Institute; Dr. Yemisi Akinbobola, co-founder of African Women in Media and CNN African Journalist Award winner; and Guy Berger, UNESCO Director for Freedom of Expression and Media Development.

An award-winning changemaker, Supriya Verma founded The SustainabilityX® Magazine in 2016 to bridge the environment and economy through dialogue. Her contributions to society have earned her international recognition, including McMaster University's prestigious Alumni Arch Award.

Climate researcher Lars Dittmar examines sensational claims about Bitcoin's potential to push global warming above 2 °C, offering a clear perspective on its climate impact.

Dittmar, from

Climate researcher Lars Dittmar examines sensational claims about Bitcoin's potential to push global warming above 2 °C, offering a clear perspective on its climate impact.

Dittmar, from the Institute of Climate Protection, Energy and Mobility at RWTH Aachen, asserts that while Bitcoin is electricity-intensive, "apocalyptic scaremongering is inappropriate." This analysis was presented at a TEDx event.

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