At the World Future Energy Summit (WFES) held in Abu Dhabi last week, the director general of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) Jim Leape called for global collaboration in the transitioning towards a sustainable energy future.
“We only have one earth, and humanity’s ecological footprint is much too heavy for one planet to sustain. We are fast running out of the natural resources on which our lives depend, but a future powered by renewable energies is entirely possible. With political commitment, and investment in the development of solar, wind, wave, and other alternatives as well as energy conservation a future with clean, efficient and secure energy for all is within our grasp”, said Jim Leape. Read more ...
“We only have one earth, and humanity’s ecological footprint is much too heavy for one planet to sustain. We are fast running out of the natural resources on which our lives depend, but a future powered by renewable energies is entirely possible. With political commitment, and investment in the development of solar, wind, wave, and other alternatives as well as energy conservation a future with clean, efficient and secure energy for all is within our grasp”, said Jim Leape. Read more ...
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