August Newsletter

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Gabriel Ruiz
August 02, 2022

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Key Business Highlights

California breaks record by achieving 100% renewable energy for the first time

In early April, the state achieved a new record at 97.6% renewable power, and on May 2, they reached 99.9%. On May 8, the record was again broken, with 103% of the state’s power needs being met by renewables for a few hours.

Sustainable Ocean Strategies that Yield Economic Benefits

Ocean-based industries are worth at least 3.5% of global GDP, a value the OECD predicted will double by 2030. More than 3 billion people rely on the ocean for their livelihoods, and more than 350 million jobs are linked to the sea worldwide.

Supreme Court limits EPA authority to set climate standards for power plants

In its 6-3 ruling, the court said that only Congress, not the EPA, has the power to create a broad system of cap-and-trade regulations to limit emissions from existing power plants in a bid to transition from coal to renewable energy sources.

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Detailed Information and Strategies

The Impact of Digital Technologies on Indigenous People

Indigenous people are just as likely to adopt new technologies for themselves as others when innovation brings the possibility of providing services and benefits closer. They can comfortably adapt their cultures to these new means to take advantage of these digital opportunities and digital transformations.

How robotization helps your business migrate to e-commerce

It is predicted that Robotic Process Automation (RPA) will transform how we will work in the future. It will take over the most tedious jobs and create new ones with different acts that, until now, were thought to be non-existent.

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Deep-reads to Support Your Company

How creating a magazine can help you spread your business values

Magazines are here to stay. While the legacy of digital magazines remains to be seen, it can also be argued that their time is just beginning.

At the end of 2010, only 4% of the U.S. population had one. By 2013, this number had risen to 34%.