November 17, 2023
Ahead of crunch talks to broker a landmark Global Plastics Treaty, the OECD sets out plan for near-eliminating new plastic pollution worldwide by 2040
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Publication: Business Green
November 15, 2023
The backlash against single-use plastics has seen a growing market for paper, metal, glass and plant-based straws. But is the choice between them really…
Publication: BBC
November 14, 2023
The National Climate Assessment makes clear we’ve got a lot of work to do. These cities and states are leading the way.
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Publication: Grist
November 7, 2023
Countries and companies worldwide have made commitments to get to net zero….
Publication: McKinsey & Company
November 6, 2023
People are used to seeing stark warnings on tobacco products alerting them about the potentially deadly risks to health. Now a study suggests similar…
Publication: The Guardian
November 4, 2023
From product placement for unnecessary gadgets to meat-centred cooking, TV can make us think unsustainable is normal
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Publication: The Guardian
November 3, 2023
We’re experiencing a triple planetary crisis: climate change, nature and biodiversity loss and pollution.
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Publication: World Economic Forum
October 25, 2023
Carmakers are pledging billions to develop supposedly eco-friendly EVs but their manufacture is not carbon-free. How do they compare with ICE cars?
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Publication: Euronews Green
October 24, 2023
Mary Grant has been preserving food for decades — and she learnt by watching her mother.
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Publication: ABC News
October 23, 2023
Food loss and waste is both an environmental and economic problem, accounting for 8%-10% of greenhouse gas emissions and a global economic loss of…
Publication: Mongabay
October 10, 2023
Going cold turkey on turkey is hard. Same goes for giving up pork, beef, cheese and other food that comes from animals and adds…
Publication: The Washington Post
October 8, 2023
When an obscure but important technical working group from the U.N. issued a briefing note in May, it sent an ice-cold blast across the…
Publication: Reuters