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More Stringent Sustainability Standards Are Coming to the EU
Sustainability targets for companies doing business across Europe will have to widen if the bloc adopts standards proposed by the European Financial Reporting Advisory Group.
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No New Plastic: Scientists Say a Production Cap Is Needed to Save the Planet
A group of scientists says new plastic production needs to stop in order to protect the world's oceans and the environment from plastic pollution.
In a letter published in the journal Science, an international group of scientists and!-->!-->!-->…
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Climate Change Will Bring Thousands of New Viruses, Says New Study
Climate change isn't just bringing rising temperatures and rising sea levels. According to new research, it's bringing a rising risk of infectious disease.
A new study published last week in the journal Nature points to "thousands" of!-->!-->!-->…
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Big Oil Lied To Us: The Takeaway From An Explosive New Docuseries
By Chris McGreal.
There is a moment in the revelatory PBS Frontline docuseries The Power of Big Oil, about the industry’s long campaign to stall action on the climate crisis, in which the former Republican senator Chuck Hagel!-->!-->!-->…
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Scientists Can Now See Cow Burps From Space
Scientists have made a new discovery in outer space. But it's not an alien or new planet—it's livestock methane emissions, now visible from space.
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Bioacoustics: Listening To Nature Is Our Only Option To Solve The Climate Crisis
As current climate conversations overwhelmingly lack both heart and accessibility, Joycelyn Longdon, an environmental PhD student at Cambridge, tackles the subject from an education and action-focused perspective – not for aimless!-->…
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UMass Becomes First US College To Start Carbon Labelling Cafeteria Meals
UMass Amherst will now include carbon footprint information on its menus. The move comes as part of wider commitments to reach carbon neutrality by 2032. The Boston college will become the first in the U.S. to measure and highlight the!-->…
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The How and Why of Carbon Labelling: Q+A w/ Just Salad’s Chief Sustainability Officer
As we've covered before, Just Salad is not your typical fast casual food chain. From introducing a 'Zero Foodprint' menu to boost regenerative farming to launching the first plastic-free anti-food waste meal kit brand, the salad bowl!-->…
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Ganni Launches Sustainability-Motivated Peer-To-Peer Resale Platform
Scandinavian brand Ganni is proving that the circular fashion economy never goes out of style. Having already launched its Ganni Repeat initiative, it has now integrated a peer-to-peer resale platform designed to make secondhand shopping a!-->…
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Launching a Food Startup? You’ll Want To Think About These Five Climate Consumer Trends
A new Earth Day study looked at the impact of food choices on the climate crisis and how far consumers are willing to adapt their buying habits and the overarching message is that the vast majority of consumers are still not that aware!-->…
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Rich Countries Need to Decrease Meat Consumption 75% to Fight Climate Change, Says New Research
New findings published in the Annual Review of Resource Economics suggest a 75 drop in meat consumption is necessary to meet climate targets.
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It’s a Clean Fuel, But Hydrogen Can Intensify Methane’s Damaging Effects, Study Finds
Hydrogen has been touted as a sustainable alternative to carbon-based fossil fuels, but new research shows it may not be the solution it's been built up to be.
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From Rooftop Gardens to Microgreens: Hong Kong’s Urban Farming Pioneers
A metropolis of skyscrapers, frenetic sidewalks and dazzling nightlife, Hong Kong's thriving economy has always fallen short on one thing - food security. The city is dangerously dependent on food import; a shocking 90 percent of the total!-->…
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The History Of Earth Day: From Radical Roots To Elementary School Classrooms
By: Molly Taft
If you ask Adam Rome, Earth Day isn’t as punk as it used to be.
“Earth Day is so tame nowadays,” says Rome, the author of The Genius of Earth Day: How a 1970 Teach-In Unexpectedly Made the First Green!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Agriculture and Climate Change Linked to 50% Decline in Key Insect Populations
Human-caused climate change and agriculture are wiping out the planet's bug populations, specifically key pollinators. And scientists say there's reason to be concerned.
Less than half a century ago, a ride through rural areas would see!-->!-->!-->…
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Dutch Food Giant Upfield Releases Methane Footprint Data And Challenges Others To Follow Suit
The Netherlands’ Upfield has disclosed its corporate methane footprint. It marks the first large food company in the world to do so. It claims to have released the data in a bid to push methane transparency into the food industry,!-->…
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US Congressman Jamie Raskin: Only Democracy Can Save Our Species
By Ankito Rao.
Progressive congressman from Maryland believes that no other crisis, even the existential threat of the changing climate, can be solved without first protecting the fabric of American democracy
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68% of U.S. CEOs Say Their Companies Are Guilty of Greenwashing, Google Survey Finds
CEOs know what greenwashing is, and, according to a new survey, the majority of them say their own companies have been guilty of it.
An anonymous Harris Poll for Google Cloud survey asked nearly 1,500 CEOs and C-suite leaders at!-->!-->!-->…
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New Zealand Officials Wanted ‘Plant-Based Diets’ Removed From IPCC Climate Action Plan Summary
New Zealand Government officials allegedly took action to dilute Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report recommendations. Official records demonstrate that representatives made the case for replacing a recommendation of!-->…
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Shopify, Stripe, Alphabet and Others Pledge Nearly $1 Billion on Carbon Removal
Shopify, Alphabet, Meta Platforms Inc., and McKinsey & Co. have all pledged to join Stripe's Frontier fund, a public-benefit corporation, in a $925 million carbon offset buying effort and the largest combined financial commitment in!-->…
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Cultivated Meat And Cow-Free Dairy Deliver On Protein But Don’t Ravage The Planet
By: Evan Fraser, University of Guelph, Katherine Alexandra Newman, University of Victoria, Lenore Newman, University of The Fraser Valley, Michael von Massow, University of Guelph, Robert!-->…
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