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The Earthshot Prize is supported by our Global Alliance, an unprecedented network of organisations and individuals worldwide who share our ambition to drive the urgent change needed to repair our planet. Our partners power and amplify what we do. Their unwavering commitment and invaluable contributions, both in terms of resources and expertise ...
People reached on average each year on social media by The Earthshot Prize since 2021. 420,000. Tonnes of C0 2 e emissions reduced, avoided or captured by Earthshot Prize Finalists. This is the decade we make a difference. Together. By 2030, the world must reduce CO 2 emissions by over 40% and protect 30% of nature, fresh water, and oceans.
In that moment, Ankit had an idea that would soon become his business: Phool, the company that created Fleather. At first, Phool collected this floral waste and turned it into incense sticks. As they did, however, something extraordinary happened. A thick mat-like substance began to grow over the unused fibres lying on their factory floor.
With The Earthshot Prize money, 44.01 has made advancements in its R&D work including work to scale their technology. They are currently working on a range of tests and experiments, both in the lab and field, to bring the costs of the mineralisation process down further. Some of The Earthshot Prize money has been used to expedite the delivery ...
Welcome to The Earthshot Prize on YouTube! Here, we're all about scaling ground-breaking solutions to repair our planet. Tune in for Finalist news and soak up the positive climate stories. It's ...
We will award The Earthshot Prize to the most outstanding efforts to meet this challenge. To the organisations that are eliminating single-use products and packaging; to the cities that revolutionise their waste management systems; and to the innovators who give new life to things destined for landfill. We choose to build a system that can work ...
15 de oct. de 2021 · The Earthshot Prize will provide £50 million in grants to fund environmental solutions over the next 10 years, providing five £1 million grants each year. 750 individuals and groups applied this year and the finalists come from 14 countries. Five environmental experts including Sir David Attenborough judge the winners.
