With a mission to reduce the carbon footprint to half by 2020, Unilever is one of the largest users of agricultural raw materials such as palm oil and tea, materials where deforestation and habitat degradation have major issues. Is it possible for it to drive change when in no direct control?
Agrarian dependence of the Indian economy may well have fallen from roughly 42% of GDP in 1960 to 17% in 20141, yet agriculture remains the focus of discussion in India every year from July to September. During these months, farmers […]
While developed world countries are largely responsible for the behaviours that bring about climate change, the effects can be felt most severely in the developing world
NuScale Power helps revitalize nuclear power industry and could be positioned for water desalination in future.
Sailing towards sustainability: how one company is using kites to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on the high seas
Uber claims to be helping the environment by reducing the number of cars on the road – but what if it is actually making the problem worse?
And it’s one, two, three strikes you’re out at the old ball game.
The frequency and severity of natural catastrophes and extreme events have radically increased, causing important economic and human losses. What can insurance companies do?
Despite the lack of clear rules and policies, Genneia embrace renewables and become the first mover to develop windfarms in Patagonia.
Can the world's largest oil company adapt to a world that has lost its love for hydrocarbons?
