More CEOs, top executives taking responsibility for sustainability, study finds
Just under two fifths of CEOs (39.1%) are taking responsibility for sustainability actions at their businesses, a new study by SAP has found.
Just under two fifths of CEOs (39.1%) are taking responsibility for sustainability actions at their businesses, a new study by SAP has found.
The transition to greener energy sources needs to be accelerated as quickly as possible.
Improved financing structures and implementation could help drive down the cost of the transition to net-zero in developing economies by close to 40%.
A study by Madre Brava has indicated that significant environmental benefits can be achieved if retailers adopt plant-based proteins.
COP28 needs to ‘send a strong signal on accelerating the global energy transition’ as well as enhance support for developing…
Danone has partnered with the Global Methane Hub (GMH), a philanthropic organisation focused on reducing methane emissions globally, to collaborate…
A scaling up of the use of returnable plastic packaging has the potential to lower greenhouse gas emissions and water…
The European Parliament has adopted its final report on a proposal to establish the first EU-level certification framework for carbon…
The oil and gas sectors face ‘pivotal choices’ about their future role in the global energy system, given advancements in…
Consumers are increasingly choosing products based on whether the packaging used is sustainable, new data from Circana has found. As…