Nature’s Blueprints Are Disappearing, and Our Children May Never Know What We Lost
Biologically inspired design transforms nature’s 3.8 billion years of evolutionary “research” into human innovation. Yet as species disappear and children...
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El Niño Has Arrived. Here’s What You Need to Know
The powerful shifts in Pacific winds and ocean temperatures associated with El Niño can push global temperatures to record-breaking levels....
One Man’s Innovative Solution to Protect Bee Colonies from Flooding
A new beehive design could help protect colonies from increasingly frequent flooding and extreme storms, as global bee populations continue...
Plastic Crisis: These Municipalities Are Turning to Reuse Systems
With new plastic waste regulations introduced in 2024 across regions such as the European Union, Hong Kong, and Toronto, municipalities...
How to avoid being accused of greenwashing
Companies throughout the EU will soon have to justify claims about their products being ‘eco-friendly,’ or face greenwashing penalties, according...
Global temperatures will reach new records in next five years
Global temperatures are likely to surge to record levels in the next five years, according to a new report by...
Net zero targets ignored by world’s biggest private companies
Net zero targets are a priority for the world’s 10 biggest public companies but the world’s 10 biggest private firms...
Economic growth is no path to global sustainability
Affluent countries must look beyond economic growth to achieve sustainable development, says a study from the University of Eastern Finland....
Dubai Oceans Summit for sustainable blue economies
The MENA Oceans Summit in Dubai sought to address ocean health, biodiversity, nature-based solutions and sustainable blue economies. The summit,...
C-suites failing on sustainability efforts
Almost half of all SME C-suites are rudderless on the road to Net Zero and have nobody in charge of...