Majority of UK businesses expect COP31 to lead to organisational changes
Some 88% of business leaders in the UK expect COP31 to lead to changes that they will need to implement…
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Amazon unveils ‘sustainability accelerator’ to bolster low-carbon technologies
Amazon has announced the launch of the Amazon Sustainability Deep Tech Accelerator, an initiative aimed at fast-tracking the development of…
Governments need to put economic strategy at the centre of climate ambition at COP31
The International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) has called on governments to ‘put economic strategy at the centre of climate ambition’…
Opella’s Marissa Saretsky on why healthcare needs to shift towards prevention and long-term health management
Headquartered in France, Opella says that its mission is to bring health back into people’s hands by making self-care as…
SustainabilityOnline: The Sustainability Brief – 3 November 2026
With so much happening in the world of corporate sustainability, SustainabilityOnline has introduced The Sustainability Brief – a regular round-up…
Just five countries have active deadlines to phase out fossil fuel subsidies
Just five out of 71 assessed countries still have an active commitment in place to phase out fossil fuel subsidies,…
Mary Robinson named as new Global Green Growth Institute lead
Former Irish President and UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Mary Robinson has been announced as the new President of…
Battery-electric vehicle registrations rose 55% in Ireland in October
Registrations of battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) were up 55% in Ireland in October, compared to the same month the previous year,…
Wastewater could be a valuable source of potassium for fertiliser
Wastewater treatment could represent an ‘overlooked’ source of potassium for fertiliser production, and represent a potential alternative to conventional potash…
Amazon rainforest releasing more carbon into the atmosphere than it absorbs, study suggests
While the Amazon rainforest has long been considered the ‘lungs of the planet’, a new study has suggested that following…