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…
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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…
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…
Investors increasingly look beyond ESG ratings scores, says ERM
Amid increased scrutiny of ESG ratings, investors are increasingly looking beyond headline scores to the underlying data behind them, a…
Increased solar investment set to bolster Qatar’s renewables share
Renewables are set to account for a 25.9% share of Qatar‘s installed power capacity by 2035, compared to just 12%…
Global EV sales rose 17% month-on-month in September
Global sales of electric vehicles totalled 2.15 million in September 2026, a 17% increase month-on-month, according to new data from…
SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 15 October 2026
With so much happening in the world of corporate sustainability, SustainabilityOnline has introduced The Sustainability Brief – a regular round-up…
Electrification Alliance’s Adrian Hiel on where electrification can have the greatest positive impact
Europe should prioritise the most effective opportunities to embrace electrification, using targeted financial support, energy taxation and investment in flexibility…
Banks have invested close to $600 billion into firms linked to tropical deforestation since 2020
Banks and investment funds have provided $595 billion in financing to firms involved in agribusiness and mining in tropical forest…
Study finds ‘incontrovertible’ evidence linking human activity to climate change
A new study led by researchers at the University of East Anglia (UEA) has found that the scientific evidence for…