COVID-19 didn't disrupt progress to make supply chains more sustainable
COVID-19 didn't disrupt progress to make supply chains more sustainable, according to findings in MIT's report on the State of Supply Chain Sustainability.
This is how carbon capture could help us meet key Paris Agreement goals
To meet the Paris Agreement goals, it is essential to vastly reduce the CO2 and greenhouse emissions which come from energy-intensive industries.
Are electric cars all that green? Yes, this chart shows you how
A common misconception is that electric vehicles aren't cleaner than normal engines, once you consider the battery, but the ICCT says this isn't true.
What the 'Little Ice Age' can teach us about today's climate crisis
During the 'Little Ice Age', between the 14th and 19th centuries, extreme weather events coincided with temperature changes.
This is the impact of extreme weather on lives and livelihoods
New data reveals that water-related hazards dominate the list of global disasters over the past half-century – and that climate change is to blame.
The life story of Earth’s climate, 3 billion years in the making
New research has used ancient sediments from across the globe to explore how Earth's climate has changed over the last 3 billion years.
Could carbon fibres soon become free of fossil fuels?
Scientists are finding ways to make carbon fibres from biomaterials instead of fossil fuels. The bio-based carbon fibres could be used to build electric cars and houses.
Why green bonds are beating all expectations in the post-pandemic recovery
Green bonds have beaten all the forecasts, supporting the world’s post-pandemic recovery. What’s needed for sustainable finance to continue to thrive?
The real economy is not a side event in the global decarbonization effort
The real economy needs to be at the centre of climate action, with the harder-to-abate sectors key to avoiding the worst impacts of climate change.
This 19th century woman was one of the first scientists to understand climate change
One of the first people to recognise the potential effect of carbon dioxide on our climate was Eunice Foote, an American scientist from the 19th century.
Digital twin technology can help decarbonize cities. Here's how
Buildings are a major contributor to carbon emissions in cities. Wide adoption of digital twin technology could help in the race to reach net zero by 2050.
Innovating for nature: Unlocking carbon markets for people, climate and the planet
The UpLink Carbon Market Challenge calls for innovative solutions that can help harness the potential of the carbon markets to help save the planet.