Month: July 2021

After months of activism from consumers and plant-based companies, the EU has withdrawn Amendment 171. The amendment would have stopped ...

The City of Malmö is one of Sweden’s biggest public purchasers. Through smart procurement, the city has been able to ...

The Government of Greenland has decided to cease issuing new licenses for any future oil and gas explorations. The decision ...

In this second and final part of our media coverage the first-ever Circular Textiles Business Matchmaking Showroom we take a ...

European Union policymakers on Wednesday, July 14, unveiled an ambitious plan to tackle climate change, laying out a roadmap to ...

As Afghanistan spirals into chaos and is increasingly overtaken by the Taliban, it has become the one country where conflict, ...

Our daily lives are constantly consumed by various social networking sites. Whether through platforms such as Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger or ...

At this week's meeting of G7 leaders, fossil fuels are on the agenda. Governments have agreed to phase out financing for "carbon-intensive" energy ...

Global Peace Index creator, Steve Killelea AM, on why a new understanding of peace is not just desirable, it’s essential ...

Since early 2020, the world’s attention has been on the global coronavirus pandemic. The pandemic continues to put massive stress ...

Good news in biodiversity is so rare — all we hear is that we are losing species every year — ...

When the whole world agrees to keep the temperature from rising beyond 1.5 degrees Celsius, how, exactly, is one city ...