To Prevent Ecological Collapse, We Must Start With the Soil
Soil is the single most biodiverse habitat on Earth, home to at least 59% of all species, including over 80% ...
Tag: Pollution
China Launches First Coal-to-Chemicals Plant Powered by Green Hydrogen
Today’s ESG Updates China Green Hydrogen: Analysts warn overcapacity and tech shifts may force consolidation in India’s solar module industry. ...
Can the Blue Economy Save Yemen?
Editor’s note: This article is the second in a two-part series exploring the profound potential of the Blue Economy as ...
Protecting Coral Reefs From Plastic Pollution: The IUCN Congress as a Catalyst for Action and Collaboration
This week, the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) sees its World Conservation Congress kick off in Abu ...
World Cup 2026 to Be the ‘Most Polluting Ever’: What Can FIFA Do?
The FIFA World Cup 2026 is poised to be the largest of its kind, expanding from 32 teams to 48, ...
AWS Makes Strides Toward Water Positive Goal
Today’s ESG Updates AWS Reaches Halfway Mark in Water Positive Goal: AWS hits 53% progress toward returning more water than ...
Elon Musk’s xAI Sparks Environmental Uproar in Memphis Over Unpermitted Gas Turbines
Today’s ESG Updates: xAI’s Memphis Facility Under Scrutiny for Pollution: Residents and environmentalists claim it’s the biggest polluter in the ...
How Biking Can Help Arizona Breathe Easier
When people talk about saving the planet, what they usually mean is using less plastic, recycling, or planting more trees. ...
Shein Is Officially the Biggest Polluter in Fast Fashion. AI Is Making Things Worse
In 2023, the fast fashion giant Shein was everywhere. Crisscrossing the globe, airplanes ferried small packages of its ultra-cheap clothing ...
Biodiversity Is in Crisis — Here’s One Way to Fix It
The Rwenzori Mountains loom large over the surrounding scenery in southwestern Uganda. Here, snowmelt and rainwaters flow through alpine meadows and forests ...
Climate Change Poses Dire Health and Human Rights Risks
Climate change has not traditionally been seen as a health and human rights concern — but that may be changing ...
The Invisible Killer Lurking in the Air of Our Cities
Short-term exposure to high levels of air pollution kills more than one million people every year. And while Asia and ...
