1. Some green innovation taking place in Argentina are:

 

  1. Seaweed Farms: It turns out that kelp and seaweed are nature’s climate warriors Opens a new Not only do they absorb carbon, but they also work to counteract the ocean becoming more acidic, reduce biodiversity loss, and they can even provide nutrient rich food for people and livestock. Researchers estimate that if 9% of the world’s ocean surfaces were used for seaweed farming, we would be removing 53 billion tonnes of CO2 per year from the atmosphere.
  2. 100% Totally Renewable Yackandandah: In 2014, they got together Opens a new window to work towards the goal of not only powering this small Victorian town with 100% renewable energy, but to achieve energy sovereignty by 2022! This means they are looking to decarbonise the local energy supply by encouraging the uptake of renewable energy; decentralising their energy supply; and democratise their energy systems through community participation, partnership, collaboration and, hopefully one day,
  3. Australia’s ‘Sun Cable’: From Australia to Singapore, it is the world’s largest solar farm, ‘Sun Cable’ in the Northern Territory will generate and store energy from 15,000 hectares of solar panels. As well as feeding into the local grid, a giant underwater cable will transit will transport solar power from Australia to Singapore providing Singapore (as well as us) cheaper and fossil fuel free power. https://www.benandjerry.com.au/…/chunky-green- innovations-in-australia.