Davos Agenda Day 3 focuses on enhancing stewardship of our global commons. Here's what business leaders had to say about the economy and climate change.
Building back better must include a focus on reaching net-zero, the energy transition and committing to circular economies and sustainable consumption.
EU Green Deal puts Europe on course to meet net-zero targets by 2050. A multi-stakeholder approach is needed to build momentum and achieve these goals.
Satellite images can support industrial growth, environment protection, healthcare and education. New estimates reveal the potential opportunity.
On this week's Meet the Leader podcast, Dame Polly Courtice, Founder Director of the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL), shares lessons learned working with governme...
Only a small group of entrepreneurs are well positioned to build innovative businesses in the circular economy that can trigger systems change: circular trailblazers.
Stakeholders are demanding sustainable supply chains - cross-sector collaboration is key to making the 'digital thread' of traceability standard practice.
Public concern about climate change has risen, but a study shows that widespread lack of knowledge exists regarding how rising temperatures impact the spread of disease.
International capital markets will play a key role in leading our economies towards delivering on new commitments to reduce carbon emissions.
The next generation of battery technology can help reduce global carbon emissions, improve air quality, boost employment and contribute to a greener world.
Industry reliance on ammonia forces shift to green production methods. Cross-sector support is needed to make viable investment alternative and cut emissions.
Net-zero carbon cities will only become a reality if national governments work alongside local leaders. Here's how they can shape the transition together
With over half of the world's population living in urban environments, and a climate that's warming each year, keeping temperatures low is vital for public health.
We are on the path to triggering climate tipping points that could create runaway and irreversible damage that will be an existential threat to future generations.
Scientists have found evidence of tiny synthetic fibres which are consumed by sea creatures and could cause further damage to the fragile Arctic ecosystem.
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