Raising Awareness of Sustainable Bioenergy in West Africa
The Global Bioenergy Partnership (GBEP) has produced a set of twenty-four indicators aimed at the assessment and long-term monitoring of ...
Month: April 2019
Solopreneurs and Microenterprises Aren’t Too Small to Contribute to a More Inclusive Economy
This article is part of an editorial collaboration with BCorporation. The BCorp Series can be found here. The original publication can be ...
Science for Good: A New Breed of Entrepreneurs with Science-Based Solutions for a Positive Impact
Science, technology and innovation are often regarded as critical to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. However, while scientists have been ...
Fair, Local and Sustainable: An Interview With The Fabric Social
The Fabric Social is a conscious fashion label the clothes of which involve silk and cotton materials woven by artisans ...
Green New Dealers: What Next?
When Republicans in the Senate rejected consideration of the Green New Deal on March 26, Trump had a curious reaction. ...
Disrupting the Health Industry: An Interview with Oleg Shevelev, Founder of Cryotechnomed
Cardiovascular diseases have proved to be a serious challenge for humanity. In 2016, they took the lives of 17.9 million ...
How an Approach to Fighting Poverty Is Transforming the Way Refugees Experience Displacement
The Graduation Approach Is Helping Refugees and Displaced People Become Self-reliant so They Are no Longer Dependent on Aid Today, ...
Freight is the Cinderella of the Climate Movement: Global Companies must Reduce their Supply Chain Transport Emissions to Fit the Greenhouse Glass Slipper
To give you an idea of the challenge ahead: freight demand is expected to triple between 2015 and 2050, causing ...
Bison and Cowboys: Regenerative Ranching and Holistic Land Management in Northern Mexico
This article has been modified, with the help of author Alexa J. Firmenich, to fit the Impakter Sustainable Development Goals ...
