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More than 120 female professionals from across the renewable energy sector gathered in Belfast recently for RenewableNI’s annual 'Women in Renewables' conference, with the event focusing on leadership, visibility, mentoring and career progression.
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RenewableNI conference highlights leadership opportunities for women in renewable energy

More than 120 female professionals from across the renewable energy sector gathered in Belfast recently…

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What 45,000 refurbished laptops taught GEODIS about circular supply chains

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SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 8 October 2026

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Groups call on EU governments not to delay ETS2

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Second-hand shopping becoming ‘deeply embedded’ in everyday life, says eBay

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Pacific Island ministers discuss regional roadmap to transition away from fossil fuels

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Mary Robinson urges leaders to ‘keep going’ on inclusion despite global pushback

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Farmers face rising uncertainty as costs rise, McCain finds

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SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 7 October 2026

More than 120 female professionals from across the renewable energy sector gathered in Belfast recently for RenewableNI’s annual 'Women in Renewables' conference, with the event focusing on leadership, visibility, mentoring and career progression.
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RenewableNI conference highlights leadership opportunities for women in renewable energy

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More than 120 female professionals from across the renewable energy sector gathered in Belfast recently for RenewableNI’s annual ‘Women in…

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What 45,000 refurbished laptops taught us about circular supply chains
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What 45,000 refurbished laptops taught GEODIS about circular supply chains

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Op-ed by Damien Derouene, global director, circular economy and innovation, GEODIS. When people talk about the circular economy, the conversation…

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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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Groups call on EU governments not to delay ETS2
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Groups call on EU governments not to delay ETS2

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Close to 50 companies, industry associations and civil society organisations have called on European governments to finalise the transposition of…

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Second-hand shopping becoming 'deeply embedded' in everyday life, says eBay
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Second-hand shopping becoming ‘deeply embedded’ in everyday life, says eBay

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Second-hand shopping is becoming a ‘more deeply embedded part of everyday life’, eBay has said in its 2026 Recommerce Report….

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Ministers and regional representatives from Pacific Island nations have discussed a roadmap that will see the region transition away from fossil fuels, during Pre-COP 31 in Fiji.
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Pacific Island ministers discuss regional roadmap to transition away from fossil fuels

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Ministers and regional representatives from Pacific Island nations have discussed a roadmap that will see the region transition away from…

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Mary Robinson, Ireland’s first female President and former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, has called on business leaders to continue advancing DEI initiatives despite growing political and social resistance.
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Mary Robinson urges leaders to ‘keep going’ on inclusion despite global pushback

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Mary Robinson, Ireland’s first female President and former United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, has called on business leaders…

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Some 86% of UK farmers believe that policy uncertainty is negatively affecting their farm, while just under three quarters (74%) say increasingly unpredictable weather is making it harder to manage their business.
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Farmers face rising uncertainty as costs rise, McCain finds

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Some 86% of UK farmers believe that policy uncertainty is negatively affecting their farm, while just under three quarters (74%)…

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SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 7 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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Blaž Kurnik, head of the Climate Risk and Resilience Unit at the European Environment Agency (EEA), at the Economist Enterprise Sustainability Week Europe Summit in Amsterdam.
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Europe needs faster climate resilience investment as risks become more interconnected

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Europe is facing a growing combination of interconnected climate risks, with compound events increasingly affecting infrastructure, supply chains and the…

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