On the Frontlines of Ocean Warming, Maine Plans for What Comes Next
The Gulf of Maine’s iconic wildlife — from North Atlantic right whales and seabirds to valuable fish stocks and lobsters...
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The Case for More Wildlife Crossings
As human development continues to expand into natural landscapes, wildlife infrastructure — particularly wildlife crossings — is emerging as a...
Bonn talks end in ‘gridlock’ | Energy’s ‘new era’ | Oceans in climate negotiations
Bonn talks close ‘SIDE-STEPPING AND STALLING’: UN climate negotiations in Bonn ended in “gridlock”, according to Climate Home News. The...
Regulation -v- market forces: the battle to drive change
Regulation and compliance is designed to power the journey to sustainability but market forces are the bigger and more effective...
Misconceptions that the paper industry is the enemy of forests
Simon Pilkington is Director of Fedrigoni UK argues that the paper industry gets treated unfairly when its sustainability credentials are...
Loss and damage compensation backed by the US at COP27 climate talks
Loss and damage support for vulnerable countries is to be backed by the US, climate envoy John Kerry said. Loss...
COP27 makes positive progress but small steps are not enough
Joseph Lewis, policy lead at Institution of Environmental Sciences argues that we need a transformational approach to achieve our sustainability...
Carbon capture and storage holds the key to a low carbon future
Glynn Williams, CEO at Silixa argues that CCS is vital to a low carbon future but requires investment and regulatory...
Why data centres are crucial to tackle net zero
Marc Garner, VP secure power division and major pursuits team, Schneider Electric UK & Ireland explains how data centres are...
How developing nations can help developed economies with clean energy provision
Florian Kemmerich, managing partner, Bamboo Capital Partners explains why finance is crucial for the develop worlds to adopt renewable energy....