Climate Policy & Business
Carbon markets, ESG, climate law, COP talks and corporate transition
Everyday Electric Rebrands and Expands Energy Solutions with Smartcar Acquisition
Everyday Electric's rebranding and acquisition of Smartcar position it to integrate electric vehicles into its innovative energy ecosystem and enhance consumer engagement.
Nonprofits Urge Enhanced Governance to Mitigate Corporate Influence in GHG Standards
Over 40 nonprofits are pushing the GHG Protocol and other standard-setters to enhance governance processes and minimize corporate influence in sustainability standards.
Enhancing Virginia's Energy Planning to Meet Future Demands
Virginia's energy planning must evolve to ensure resilience against uncertainties and accommodate the projected surge in electricity demand.
Rethinking Climate Litigation: A New Era for Corporate Sustainablity Leadership
Climate litigation is evolving, affecting not only fossil fuel companies but a wider range of industries, demanding a strategic response from sustainability leaders.
Funding Shortfalls Leave Most Polluted Countries Behind in Air Quality Improvements
Research shows heavily polluted nations receive inadequate funding for air quality improvements, raising concerns over health and environmental impacts.
Conservative Party's Deregulatory Agenda Threatens UK's Environmental Safeguards
The Conservative Party's proposed policies could undermine environmental protections, dismantle key agencies, and focus on economic growth over sustainability.
Indonesia's New Restrictions on Forest Data Raise Alarms Amid Deforestation Crisis
Indonesia's government is limiting access to forest data just as deforestation rates rise, prompting concerns about transparency and environmental protection.
Global Air Quality Funding Trends: Insights from the 2026 Report
The latest report sheds light on air quality funding trends, revealing gaps in resource allocation and highlighting areas needing urgent attention.
New Research Reveals Vulnerability of Ecosystems Amid Biodiversity Loss
A comprehensive study shows ecosystems have less resilience to species loss than previously believed, impacting food security and climate change efforts.
Norway's Role in the EU's Net-Zero Industry Act: Legal Obligations and Implementation Models
Norwegian oil and gas producers are likely facing legal obligations under the EU's Net-Zero Industry Act, with various compliance models assessed.
California Advances Strategic Planning for Fusion Energy Commercialization
California takes legislative action to commercialize fusion energy, establishing a strategic plan to support research and project development.
Celebrating 50 Years of Perennial Agriculture at the Kansas Prairie Festival
The Kansas Prairie Festival recently honored The Land Institute’s 50 years of advancing perennial agriculture, emphasizing a sustainable future for food production.
The Environmental and Economic Benefits of Extending the Life of Industrial Equipment
Reusing industrial surplus not only mitigates carbon emissions but also presents financial advantages by enhancing equipment longevity and reducing the need for new manufacturing.
Urgent Action Required to Address Climate Crisis in the Pacific Before COP31
Amnesty International urges world leaders to transform climate commitments into concrete actions, emphasizing the urgency of addressing the Pacific's challenges.
Caribbean Solar Power Growth Outpaces Official Estimates, Highlighting Connection Challenges
New analysis reveals Caribbean nations have installed significantly more solar power than official reports indicate, raising concerns about grid integration.
Adapting Business Strategies for Climate Realities: Shifting from Past to Present
Organizations need to recalibrate their strategies by recognizing climate change as a permanent factor affecting operations and costs.
Understanding CO2 Growth Rates Amid El Niño Influences
Recent analyses reveal significant correlations between CO2 growth rates and El Niño events, suggesting external factors influence CO2 fluctuations.
Rethinking Water Usage in AI Data Centers: The Overlooked Issue
Data centers' water consumption, primarily tied to electricity use, is often ignored, raising sustainability concerns as power generation demands surge.
Virginia's 2026 Energy Plan: A Strategic Approach to Clean Energy and Electricity Demand
Virginia's new energy strategy aims to balance rising electricity needs with clean energy advancements. It emphasizes integrating zero-carbon technologies.
Reevaluating Frozen Food Storage Temperatures for Greater Energy Efficiency
A recent study reveals that raising frozen food storage temps to -15C cuts energy use by 7% without sacrificing quality or safety.