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While the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is being weakened as global temperatures rise, a decline in global warming could reverse this trend, a new study by the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) has suggested.
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A weakened AMOC wouldn’t necessarily represent an ‘irreversible tipping point’, study suggests

While the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is being weakened as global temperatures rise, a…

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SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 20 October 2026

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Corporate demand for SAF could drive up to 1.9 million tonnes of production

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Over six in ten young people ‘more worried’ about biodiversity loss

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Grid constraints likely to hamper Canada’s clean power expansion

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JPMorganChase unveils Center for Energy and the Environment

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Climate tech funding stood at $19.6 billion in Q3 2026

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SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 19 October 2026

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COP17 opens in Armenia with global biodiversity goals still off track

While the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is being weakened as global temperatures rise, a decline in global warming could reverse this trend, a new study by the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) has suggested.
  • Global Warming
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A weakened AMOC wouldn’t necessarily represent an ‘irreversible tipping point’, study suggests

4 hours ago4 hours ago5 mins

While the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is being weakened as global temperatures rise, a decline in global warming could…

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SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 20 October 2026

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With so much happening in the world of corporate sustainability, SustainabilityOnline has introduced The Sustainability Brief – a regular round-up…

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Corporate demand for SAF could drive up to 1.9 million tonnes of production
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Corporate demand for SAF could drive up to 1.9 million tonnes of production

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A new study by the International Air Transport Association (IATA), Airbus and Accenture has suggested that corporate demand for sustainable…

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Over six in ten young people aged 13 to 29 are more worried about biodiversity loss than they were three years ago, a new global study by children's rights organisation KidsRights has suggested.
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Over six in ten young people ‘more worried’ about biodiversity loss

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Over six in ten young people aged 13 to 29 are more worried about biodiversity loss than they were three…

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Grid constraints likely to hamper Canada's clean power expansion
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Grid constraints likely to hamper Canada’s clean power expansion

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While Canada is committed to phasing out coal-fired generation and accelerating electrification, driven by increased investment in wind, solar, and…

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JPMorganChase has announced the launch of a new Center for Energy and the Environment (CE&E), which it says will bring together expertise on what the bank calls the 'Four Forces' shaping energy outcomes: affordability, security, reliability and sustainability.
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JPMorganChase unveils Center for Energy and the Environment

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JPMorganChase has announced the launch of a new Center for Energy and the Environment (CE&E), which it says will bring…

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Climate tech funding stood at $19.6 billion in Q3 2026

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Climate tech companies raised some $19.6 billion in funding during the third quarter of this year, which was a 7.6%…

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With so much happening in the world of corporate sustainability, SustainabilityOnline has introduced The Sustainability Brief – a regular round-up…

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The COP17 biodiversity conference kicks off in Armenia this week, against a backdrop of sluggish progress towards the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework (GBF)
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COP17 opens in Armenia with global biodiversity goals still off track

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The COP17 biodiversity conference kicks off in Armenia this week, against a backdrop of sluggish progress towards the Kunming-Montreal Global…

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Too Good To Go has announced that it has expanded its marketplace beyond food, enabling retailers to redistribute surplus products across categories such as personal care, pet care, flowers and plants, nutrition and supplements, and home products through its platform.
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Too Good To Go expands marketplace into a broader range of categories

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Too Good To Go has announced that it has expanded its marketplace beyond food, enabling retailers to redistribute surplus products…

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A weakened AMOC wouldn’t necessarily represent an ‘irreversible tipping point’, study suggests
SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 20 October 2026
Corporate demand for SAF could drive up to 1.9 million tonnes of production
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Grid constraints likely to hamper Canada’s clean power expansion

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