Why 2020 is the year to reset humanity’s relationship with nature
This year should see agreements on biodiversity, climate targets and marine resources. It's time for a New Deal for Nature and People.
Nature Risk Rising: Why the Crisis Engulfing Nature Matters for Business and the Economy
Nature Risk Rising, the first report in the NNE series, explains how nature-related risks matter to business, why they must be urgently mainstreamed into risk management strategies and wh...
We must move from egocentric to ecocentric leadership to safeguard our planet
Our inability to make the changes necessary to safeguard our planet is symptomatic of a deeper, spiritual crisis - which is why our leaders must reconsider their relationship with nature.
Regenerative business: a roadmap for rapid change
A growing number of firms are using a new, systems-thinking model to protect public resources and accelerate positive change across multiple sectors. Here's a primer.
What’s for lunch? Sustainability on the Davos menu
With huge environmental impacts resulting from certain food such as meat through carbon emissions, organisers at Davos are offering sustainable, plant-based meals to improve personal heal...
It's time for the first green industrial revolution
"Winter in Finland is spectacular. Bright sunshine, T-shirt warmth, sunbeds on every balcony. Well, perhaps not quite. But it is getting there."
Five essential steps to take right now to tackle climate change
Companies, governments and individuals can start bringing down greenhouse gas emissions with the help of recommendations in this new report.
How to incentivize food systems to meet the realities of the 21st century
Our global food systems are broken. Fixing it will require deploying the right incentives in the right places - as a new report from the World Economic Forum and McKinsey explains.
This AI rubbish bin will help fight food waste at Davos
It weighs, photographs, and monitors all the food thrown into it, and now this smart bin will be helping boost sustainability at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting.
Could the Sahara turn Africa into a solar superpower?
Installing solar panels in the Sahara desert in North Africa could provide renewable energy to millions of Europeans at low cost to the environment.
NASA and NOAA: last decade was the hottest on record
The average temperatures for 2019 were almost one-degree celsius above the average for the 20th century.
Microsoft wants to erase its carbon footprint - past and future
Brad Smith, President of Microsoft, wants the tech giant to go carbon negative by 2030, removing all prior emissions through offsetting.