Professor Jeffrey Sachs Interview – A Hot War Between The Two Largest Nuclear Powers
A worthy listen, Professor Jeffrey Sachs Interview. The viral title does not accurately describe the discussion, which instead explains how ... Read more
How brands are reducing their carbon footprints, one ad campaign at a time
The availability of expert advice for brand marketing teams aiming to demonstrate sustainability commitment is abundant, as highlighted by Google’s ... Read more
Biodiversity: 58% countries allocated 0.5% GDP for environmental protection
A mapping study by United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative (UNEP FI), August 2023, highlighted a global mismatch between the level ... Read more
Biden administration incandescent lightbulb ban takes effect this week
The Biden administration‘s new lightbulb efficiency rule took effect Tuesday, banning the sale of new incandescent bulbs and promoting more ... Read more
Sustainable finance: Commission adopts European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS)
The Commission adopted the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) for use by all companies subject to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting ... Read more
The facts: International travel growth path 2032 forecast
International travel can be vastly different depending on where you live. In a region like Europe where much of the ... Read more
The facts: Niger is a major uranium supplier to the EU
The price of uranium saw a minor uptick following the coup d’état in Niger last week, with experts saying prices could climb further. Uranium ... Read more
Autumn 2023 is Crunch Time for the Climate, and for Climate COPs
According to Carbon Tracker, this upcoming autumn has the potential to shape the world’s response to climate change over the ... Read more
Tesla produces its first cybertruck to launch soon
Volume production is expected to start sometime next year The highly anticipated Cybertruck by Tesla is finally complete after a ... Read more
