Turning Off Cameras During Zoom Meetings May Help The Environment

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Turning Off Cameras During Zoom Meetings May Help The Environment

A new environmental study from Purdue University, Yale University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology found turning off the camera during Zoom or video meetings helps reduce a person’s carbon footprint of the call by 96 per cent. “Many times in …
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BHP and Rio rise above China-Australia tensions

TOKYO — Australian resource giants BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto have increased iron ore production thanks to an infrastructure binge in China, a country that has otherwise been intent on slapping Australia with economic penalties. “BHP delivered strong safety …
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World's Biggest Offshore Wind Producer Moves Into Hydrogen

Danish utility Orsted A/S took a final investment decision on its first hydrogen project as it expands beyond wind power. The world’s biggest producer of electricity from wind turbines at sea will use the technology at its Danish demonstration project H2RES to …
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UPDATE 1-Education group Pearson says 2020 sales fall 10%

LONDON, Jan 20 (Reuters) – Global education group Pearson said exam cancellations and school closures continued to drag in the final part of 2020, pulling down annual group sales by 10%, although it was on track to meet reduced market forecasts.
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Pfizer vaccine appears effective against coronavirus variant found in Britain: study

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – The COVID-19 vaccine developed by Pfizer and BioNTech is likely to protect against a more infectious variant of the virus, which was discovered in Britain and has spread around the world, according to results of further lab tests …
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