New World Bank president signals that time is up on billion euro subsidies for fossil fuels
Ajay Banga, the new president of the World Bank, has raised concerns about the substantial government subsidies allocated to fossil ... Read more
Nature is complex. Engaging with the nature challenge needn’t be
A #McKinsey report in 2022 found that only 5% of Fortune Global 500 companies have targets to address #biodiversity loss, compared to 83% for ... Read more
EU recently kicked off its #Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
On October 1, the EU recently kicked off its #Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). The CBAM will look to impose a carbon border #tax on some ... Read more
Brazil set to widen lead as cleanest major power sector
In the first nine months of 2023, Brazil achieved a remarkable milestone by generating nearly 93% of its electricity from ... Read more
Circularity and the SDGs: Integrating a circular approach into a sustainable system
The core of sustainable development is now embracing the concept of Circularity, which revolutionizes our approach to products and resources. ... Read more
US Solar Co. who filed bankruptcy in ’18 to reopen idled factory thanks to Biden climate law
A solar cell manufacturing facility in Georgia, which closed a few years ago, is making a comeback. Suniva, a solar ... Read more
The facts: Electric Vehicles go big
According to data from the International Energy Agency, more than half of all EVs sold globally in 2022 were SUVs, large ... Read more
After decades of use, paint makers cut ties with lead
From a small factory in Callao, Peru, paint maker Universal Colours had churned out industrial paints and coatings laden with ... Read more
How the Minamata Convention aims to end mercury’s millennia-long toxic run
It is October 2013, and Rimiko Yoshinaga is standing behind a podium in Minamata, Japan, gazing at an auditorium packed ... Read more
