Conservation & Nature
Wildlife protection, forests, oceans and biodiversity conservation
Pulpex Launches First Commercial Plant for Sustainable Fiber Bottles in Scotland
Pulpex inaugurates its first large-scale fiber bottle manufacturing plant near Glasgow, aiming to meet rising demand for sustainable packaging solutions.
PJM Advances 2.1 GW Interconnection Projects for Engie and LS Power
PJM has fast-tracked interconnections for 2.1 GW of energy projects from Engie and LS Power, set to come online by mid-2029.
Discovery of New Giant Waterlily Species Sparked by Social Media
A newfound giant waterlily species, identified through an Instagram photo, highlights the importance of social media in botanical discovery.
EY's New Climate Resilience Center Aims to Strengthen Regional Adaptation Efforts
EY has launched a Climate Resilience Center in Singapore to assist organizations in tackling climate risks and enhancing resilience across Southeast Asia.
Kerstin Lopatta Resigns as EFRAG Sustainability Reporting Chair Amid Governance Disputes
Kerstin Lopatta has resigned from her role as Chair of the EFRAG Sustainability Reporting Board after five months, citing governance disagreements.
High Court Greenlights Judicial Review on Bathing Water Regulations Affecting Polluted Beaches
The High Court has allowed a judicial review challenging changes to bathing water regulations that could leave polluted beaches unmonitored.
Amazon and Microsoft Launch Major Water Replenishment Initiative in Germany
Tech giants Amazon and Microsoft are collaborating on a substantial water replenishment project in Germany, projected to restore 750 million liters of water annually.
Deutsche Telekom Elevates Sustainability Focus with New Chief Officer
Robert Metzke has been appointed as Chief Sustainability Officer at Deutsche Telekom, emphasizing the integration of sustainability into core business strategies.
KIRKBI Elevates Craig Arnold to Spearhead Circular Plastics Initiatives
KIRKBI Climate taps Craig Arnold as Head of Circular Plastics, committing $1.5 billion to enhance recycling and sustainability efforts.
Coordinated Deployment of Small Modular Reactors Could Cut Costs in Europe
A new study reveals that Europe can significantly reduce small modular reactor costs by coordinating deployment across multiple countries.
Introducing Myra Koh: Junior Analyst at Climate Policy Initiative
Myra Koh, a Junior Analyst at CPI, focuses on financial institutions' roles in promoting low-carbon transitions and climate finance strategies.
Meet Bilegsaikhan Byambadorj: A Focused Mind in Climate Finance
Bilegsaikhan Byambadorj, a junior analyst at Climate Policy Initiative, drives efforts in climate finance and sustainable transition planning.
Jonathan the Giant Tortoise: A Living Testimony to Longevity and Resilience
At 192, Jonathan the giant tortoise reveals insights into aging well, backed by noteworthy genetic advantages that combat decline.
Hitachi's Eco-Friendly Initiative: Washable Paper Bags and Environmental Awareness
Hitachi Property and Service promotes sustainability through washable paper bags, enhancing environmental awareness among employees and customers alike.
London Implements New Standards for Dockless E-Bike Services
London's new e-bike regulations aim to enhance safety and integration within the transport network while addressing challenges from rapid growth.
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.
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.