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Landfill in West Java

Circular Economy

Mining Our Garbage Instead of Our Planet

byDr. Steven Cohen - Senior Vice Dean at the Columbia University School of Professional Studies and Professor in the Practice of Public Affairs at the Columbia University School of International and Public AffairsSeptember 18, 2026

Dakar, Senegal

Society

Senegal’s Debt Crisis: Why the IMF and World Bank’s Plan Falls Short

byJohn McIntire - Former Director at the World Bank and Former Associate Vice-President at IFADSeptember 18, 2026

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Food and Agriculture

The Emergence of a Practice: Introducing Food Diplomacy

byDr. Stefanos Fotiou - Founder and Executive Director at the FoodDiplomacy Network & Board Member at the Agricultural University of Athensand1 othersSeptember 17, 2026

The victory celebration of Bangladeshi student's one point movement

Society

When Youth Rage Becomes a Beacon of Hope

bySatish K Jha - Professor of Political Science at the University of DelhiSeptember 16, 2026

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Health

How AI Can Help Communities Detect and Prevent Health Threats — and Advance One Health

byRichard Seifman - Former World Bank Senior Health Advisor and U.S. Senior Foreign Service OfficerSeptember 16, 2026

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Health

CDC Under Strain: What the Evidence Shows — and What Congress Should Examine

byDr. Bruce Kaplan - Epidemiologist formerly at the CDC/EIS and USDA-FSIS Office of Public Health and Science & Co-Founder of the One Health InitiativeSeptember 15, 2026

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Green Tech

Retrofit Innovation: Replace The Propulsion System. Not The Vessel.

byDarryl Smith - Founder and CEO, Aqua Leaf Technology LLCSeptember 15, 2026

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Society

The Rise of Survivalism: Why Prepping Is Going Mainstream

byRichard Seifman - Former World Bank Senior Health Advisor and U.S. Senior Foreign Service OfficerSeptember 14, 2026

Landfill in West Java

Aerial view of grain silos

The victory celebration of Bangladeshi student's one point movement

aerial shot of a crowded outdoor market

A CDC worker wearing a protective mask and suit.

Red and white tugboats docked in a harbor.

A family fallout shelter stocked with food, water, a battery-operated radio and other emergency supplies, circa 1957.

100 Greenpeace activists delivered 500 solar panels with a total area of over 800 square metres to BP’s London Headquarters in St James’ Square. All six office doors around the building have been blocked with activists locked to dirty oil barrels to prevent staff from entering. Photo Credit: © Suzanne Plunkett / Greenpeace

Society

Who Protects Environmental Defenders? Interview with UN Special Rapporteur Michel Forst

September 11, 2026

In November 2022, environmental activist Daniel Shaw joined a private Just Stop Oil Zoom call to discuss a proposed environmental...

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Food and Agriculture

Why and How to Regulate Ultra-Processed Foods: Brazil’s Push for Global Action

September 11, 2026

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Environment

How to Address the Coming Global Water Crisis

September 11, 2026

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Climate Change

The Hidden Epistemic Injustice in Climate Adaptation

September 11, 2026

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Society

Why Far-Right Ideas Appeal Beyond the Fringe

September 8, 2026

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Health

Congo’s Hidden Maternal Death Crisis

September 7, 2026

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Society

Urban Pets in a World Running Out of Patience — and Water

September 7, 2026

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Daily ESG News

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ESG News

EU Seeks an End to Greenwashing

September 18, 2026

Regulatory analysis of the US EPA Partial Repeal of the Carbon Pollution Standards for Fossil Fuel-Fired Electric Generating Units (91 FR 58954)

ESG News

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ESG News

Water Vapor Hits a Record High and Fuels Intense Storms

September 18, 2026

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ESG News

Greenland and Antarctica Lost 11.3 Trillion Tons of Ice

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ESG News

Report Warns of a Coming Surge in Toxic Data Center Waste

September 17, 2026

Editors' Picks

A Visionary Approach to Implementing Sustainability Solutions

byDr. Steven Cohen - Senior Vice Dean at the Columbia University School of Professional Studies and Professor in the Practice of Public Affairs at the Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs

August 28, 2026

The War Against Data Centers

August 28, 2026

Abahambe: How South Africa’s Afrophobia Reproduces the Logic of Apartheid

August 10, 2026

Food and Agriculture

Ending Hunger Is Not Enough: Healthy Diets and Anticipatory Social Protection Must Come Next

Can Climate Migration Be Ignored Any Longer?

Climate

Landfill in West Java

Circular Economy

Mining Our Garbage Instead of Our Planet

byDr. Steven Cohen - Senior Vice Dean at the Columbia University School of Professional Studies and Professor in the Practice of Public Affairs at the Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs

September 18, 2026

Since riding my bike past the long-closed Pennsylvania and Fountain Avenue landfills on the Belt Parkway bike path as a...

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Regulatory analysis of the US EPA Partial Repeal of the Carbon Pollution Standards for Fossil Fuel-Fired Electric Generating Units (91 FR 58954)

The Digital Wall: EPA Scraps Power Plant Rules to Feed AI

September 18, 2026

Red and white tugboats docked in a harbor.

Retrofit Innovation: Replace The Propulsion System. Not The Vessel.

September 15, 2026

100 Greenpeace activists delivered 500 solar panels with a total area of over 800 square metres to BP’s London Headquarters in St James’ Square. All six office doors around the building have been blocked with activists locked to dirty oil barrels to prevent staff from entering. Photo Credit: © Suzanne Plunkett / Greenpeace

Who Protects Environmental Defenders? Interview with UN Special Rapporteur Michel Forst

September 11, 2026

Why and How to Regulate Ultra-Processed Foods: Brazil’s Push for Global Action

September 11, 2026

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Politics

Aerial view of grain silos

Food and Agriculture

The Emergence of a Practice: Introducing Food Diplomacy

September 17, 2026

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Society

When Youth Rage Becomes a Beacon of Hope

September 16, 2026

Business

aerial view of a farm

ESG News

EU Seeks an End to Greenwashing

byLuke St Clair

September 18, 2026

Today’s ESG Updates EU Directive Spells Doom for Companies' Greenwashing Efforts: A new directive, replacing the previously scrapped Green Claims...

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Regulatory analysis of the US EPA Partial Repeal of the Carbon Pollution Standards for Fossil Fuel-Fired Electric Generating Units (91 FR 58954)

The Digital Wall: EPA Scraps Power Plant Rules to Feed AI

September 18, 2026

Lightning strikes over a coastal city at night.

Water Vapor Hits a Record High and Fuels Intense Storms

September 18, 2026

A picture of ice sheets melting due to climate change.

Greenland and Antarctica Lost 11.3 Trillion Tons of Ice

September 17, 2026

Tangled electronic waste, including cables and chargers.

Report Warns of a Coming Surge in Toxic Data Center Waste

September 17, 2026

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Health

aerial shot of a crowded outdoor market

Health

How AI Can Help Communities Detect and Prevent Health Threats — and Advance One Health

September 16, 2026

A CDC worker wearing a protective mask and suit.

Health

CDC Under Strain: What the Evidence Shows — and What Congress Should Examine

September 15, 2026

Food & Agriculture

Aerial view of grain silos

Food and Agriculture

The Emergence of a Practice: Introducing Food Diplomacy

byDr. Stefanos Fotiou - Founder and Executive Director at the FoodDiplomacy Network & Board Member at the Agricultural University of Athensand1 others

September 17, 2026

Food Diplomacy is the strategic use of dialogue, negotiation and political coordination to manage the geopolitical dimensions, interdependencies, tensions and...

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Why and How to Regulate Ultra-Processed Foods: Brazil’s Push for Global Action

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How to Address the Coming Global Water Crisis

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‘Food Under Fire’: Breaking the Vicious Cycle of Conflict and Hunger

September 2, 2026

Ultra-Processed Foods: A Booming Global Export, Bad for Health

August 17, 2026

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Landfill in West Java

Circular Economy

Mining Our Garbage Instead of Our Planet

September 18, 2026

Society

The War Against Data Centers

August 28, 2026

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United Nations

Peace First: Why the Next UN Secretary-General Must Recenter the Organization on Its Founding Purpose

byJosé Graziano da Silva - Director-General at FAO (2012-2019), Founder and Director of the Instituto Fome Zero, and Professor Emeritus at the University of Campinas

Last week, at the headquarters of the United Nations in New York, the informal hearings with the four candidates for...

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UN Reform: Considering the Options and Alternatives

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COP30 softens climate language; Private climate data firms see surge; South Korea partners on sustainable aviation fuel; Freedom Holding publishes 2025 sustainability report.

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What Japan’s Hardwood Forests Can Teach Us About the Circular Economy

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Landfill in West Java

Circular Economy

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byDr. Steven Cohen - Senior Vice Dean at the Columbia University School of Professional Studies and Professor in the Practice of Public Affairs at the Columbia University School of International and Public Affairs

September 18, 2026

Since riding my bike past the long-closed Pennsylvania and Fountain Avenue landfills on the Belt Parkway bike path as a...

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ESG News

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Key Points From the Repeal The Digital Wall: Surging electricity demand from AI server farms and domestic manufacturing has forced...

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Dakar, Senegal

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byJohn McIntire - Former Director at the World Bank and Former Associate Vice-President at IFAD

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The Senegalese debt saga has taken on some features of the Greek disaster of a decade ago. A heavily indebted...

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Lightning strikes over a coastal city at night.

ESG News

Water Vapor Hits a Record High and Fuels Intense Storms

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Today’s ESG Updates Earth's Atmosphere Just Hit a Record for Water Vapor, Raising the Risk of Extreme Weather: The planet's...

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