So, what went right this week, then? Well, the Colombian capital Bogota (main image) was crowned one of the winners of this year’s Earthshot Prize following ambitious – and successful – efforts to cut air pollution in the city.
Bogota has laid the biggest cycle network in Latin America, rolled out one of the world’s largest electric bus fleets, and embarked on an ambitious urban greening campaign. All of which have cut air pollution by 24% since 2018 – an achievement acknowledged by the Earthshot Prize. The annual gong was launched by Prince William in 202, and offers £1m to each project to help them scale.
Other winning initiatives included a global treaty to protect the high seas and a project that is restoring Brazil’s Atlantic Forest. “Their work is the proof we need that progress is possible,” said Prince William.
In other news, scientists found a way to coax the human heart into repairing itself, Australians were promised free solar electricity, and banks agreed to enable homeless people in the UK open accounts. Find out what else went right this week by following our bio link.
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I was also given a great comment. One of last week's delegates had written some #Minutes to be submitted that day. During our lunch break he rewrote them using the techniques we had covered just that morning. He was delighted to tell me that he had submitted them for approval and had been told they were great! 😁 ... See MoreSee Less
So, what went right this week, then? Well, the Colombian capital Bogota (main image) was crowned one of the winners of this year’s Earthshot Prize following ambitious – and successful – efforts to cut air pollution in the city.
Bogota has laid the biggest cycle network in Latin America, rolled out one of the world’s largest electric bus fleets, and embarked on an ambitious urban greening campaign. All of which have cut air pollution by 24% since 2018 – an achievement acknowledged by the Earthshot Prize. The annual gong was launched by Prince William in 202, and offers £1m to each project to help them scale.
Other winning initiatives included a global treaty to protect the high seas and a project that is restoring Brazil’s Atlantic Forest. “Their work is the proof we need that progress is possible,” said Prince William.
In other news, scientists found a way to coax the human heart into repairing itself, Australians were promised free solar electricity, and banks agreed to enable homeless people in the UK open accounts. Find out what else went right this week by following our bio link.
Images: Paltiel de Oliveira, Bennett Tobias, Camylla Battani, Kenny Eliason, iStock, Dan Freeman, Serey Kim, Ian Talmacs, Arpita Shah ... See MoreSee Less
So, what went right this week, then? Well, the Colombian capital Bogota (main image) was crowned one of the winners of this year’s Earthshot Prize following ambitious – and successful – efforts to cut air pollution in the city. Bogota has laid the biggest cycle network in Latin America, rolled out one of the world’s largest electric bus fleets, and embarked on an ambitious urban greening campaign. All of which have cut air pollution by 24% since 2018 – an achievement acknowledged by the Earthshot Prize. The annual gong was launched by Prince William in 202, and offers £1m to each project to help them scale. Other winning initiatives included a global treaty to protect the high seas and a project that is restoring Brazil’s Atlantic Forest. “Their work is the proof we need that progress is possible,” said Prince William. In other news, scientists found a way to coax the human heart into repairing itself, Australians were promised free solar electricity, and banks agreed to enable homeless people in the UK open accounts. Find out what else went right this week by following our bio link. Images: Paltiel de Oliveira, Bennett Tobias, Camylla Battani, Kenny Eliason, iStock, Dan Freeman, Serey Kim, Ian Talmacs, Arpita Shah
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What a delight to meet my new The King's Trust mentee this morning. Bijal teaches yoga classes and workshops around south Manchester: www.facebook.com/people/Yoga-with-Bijal/61571267374069/
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Thank you so much for this lovely feedback.
I was also given a great comment. One of last week's delegates had written some #Minutes to be submitted that day. During our lunch break he rewrote them using the techniques we had covered just that morning. He was delighted to tell me that he had submitted them for approval and had been told they were great! 😁 ... See MoreSee Less
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