Climate tech funding stood at $19.6 billion in Q3 2026
Climate tech companies raised some $19.6 billion in funding during the third quarter of this…
Climate tech funding stood at $19.6 billion in Q3 2026
Climate tech companies raised some $19.6 billion in funding during the third quarter of this year, which was a 7.6%…
SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 19 October 2026
With so much happening in the world of corporate sustainability, SustainabilityOnline has introduced The Sustainability Brief – a regular round-up…
COP17 opens in Armenia with global biodiversity goals still off track
The COP17 biodiversity conference kicks off in Armenia this week, against a backdrop of sluggish progress towards the Kunming-Montreal Global…
Too Good To Go expands marketplace into a broader range of categories
Too Good To Go has announced that it has expanded its marketplace beyond food, enabling retailers to redistribute surplus products…
How circular construction actually works – from design to demolition and back again
Op-ed by Peter Chambers, associate editor, Renovated. Circular construction advances the idea of a circular economy by using a project’s…
Sustainable travel – lightening your carbon footprint
Travel creates lasting memories, yet every flight, hotel stay and car journey uses energy and resources. The environmental cost can…
Plug-in hybrids generate more emissions than previously thought
Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) boast real-world emissions at around six times their official CO₂ figures, new analysis from Transport…
Corporate commitment to sustainability high, but governance lags, says MIT
While corporate commitment to supply chain sustainability is at a ‘record high’, governance gaps and external disruptions are providing a…
SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 16 October 2026
With so much happening in the world of corporate sustainability, SustainabilityOnline has introduced The Sustainability Brief – a regular round-up…
Could wastewater be used to cool data centres?
With data centres‘ quench for water growing exponentially, a new study by the University of Texas at Austin has suggested…