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Despite its relative self-sufficiency, extreme weather events are increasingly putting pressure on the US agricultural system, particularly in terms of interstate trade, a study by the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign has suggested.
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Impact of extreme weather events on US agricultural trade explored in new report

2 hours ago1 day ago4 mins

Despite the sector’s relative self-sufficiency, extreme weather events are increasingly putting pressure on the US agricultural system, particularly in terms…

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A new study by Murdoch University, which explored how the generational composition of boardrooms relates to sustainability performance, has suggested that baby boomers, i.e. those born between 1946 and 1964, play a distinct role in shaping sustainability decisions at board level.
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  • Sustainable Business

Baby boomers a driving force of boardroom sustainability decisions

1 day ago1 day ago3 mins

A new study by Murdoch University, which explored how the generational composition of boardrooms relates to sustainability performance, has suggested…

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The global cost of food waste is projected to reach $540 billion this year, up from $526 billion last year, according to a new report by Avery Dennison, working alongside the Centre for Economics and Business Research (Cebr).
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Global cost of food waste to reach $540 billion this year

2 days ago2 days ago5 mins

The global cost of food waste is projected to reach $540 billion this year, up from $526 billion last year,…

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ESG reporting requirements, such as the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) have the potential to fundamentally reshape Europe's agricultural sector, a new study by Aarhus University has found.
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  • Sustainable Agriculture

ESG reporting requirements ‘changing the rules of the game’ in agriculture

3 days ago3 days ago4 mins

ESG reporting requirements, such as the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), have the potential to fundamentally reshape Europe’s agricultural…

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Climate policies that target individual lifestyle changes – such as banning cars from city centres – can unintentionally weaken public support for environmental actions, a new study published in the Nature Sustainability journal has found.
  • Climate Change
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Climate policies that change individual lifestyles can weaken public support

5 days ago7 days ago4 mins

Climate policies that target individual lifestyle changes – such as banning cars from city centres – can unintentionally weaken public support for…

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More than half of consumers say that they recycle less at Christmas, due to the 'overwhelming' level of waste generated, a new study by waste management company Sortera UK has found.
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More than half of consumers admit to recycling less at Christmas

2 weeks ago3 weeks ago4 mins

More than half of consumers say that they recycle less at Christmas, due to the ‘overwhelming’ level of waste generated,…

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Portugal scientists using G99 to sequence storm
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Impact of Saharan dust on Portuguese vineyards examined in new report

3 weeks ago3 weeks ago3 mins

With global extreme weather on the rise, a new study by MGI Tech, in partnership with the University of Lisbon,…

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Researchers at Stanford University test the Aerodyne Tildas hydrogen analyzer, the world's first commercialized H2 analyzer, used in the lab to measure hydrogen concentrations. (Photo credit: Rob Jackson, Stanford University)
  • Global Warming
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Hydrogen industry will need to address leakage issues ahead of long-term adoption

3 weeks ago3 weeks ago5 mins

The hydrogen industry will need to address the potential environmental impacts from leakage, as well as how it interacts with…

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Music fans travelling to concerts represent the largest contributor to total emissions in the live music industry, a new study by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Climate Machine, supported by rock band Coldplay, Warner Music Group, Live Nation and Hope Solutions has found.
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Fan travel the largest contributor to total emissions in the live music industry

3 weeks ago3 weeks ago4 mins

Music fans travelling to concerts represent the largest contributor to total emissions in the live music industry, a new study…

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Consumers continue to purchase fast fashion, despite awareness of the environmental and social cost of doing so, a new study by the Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU) has found.
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Consumers continue to opt for fast fashion, despite environmental awareness

3 weeks ago3 weeks ago3 mins

Consumers continue to engage with fast fashion, despite awareness of the environmental and social cost of doing so, a study…

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INTERVIEWS

  • Škoda Auto’s Michal Kadera on Europe’s shift to electromobilityJanuary 8, 2026
  • Sustainability or survival? Elena Morettini on the choice facing many businesses December 18, 2025
  • Ferrero’s Mario Abreu on how sustainable collaboration can drive business stabilityDecember 16, 2025
  • Nomad Foods’ David Pettet on the frozen foods giant’s ‘Appetite for a Better World’December 12, 2025
  • Paul Polman on the importance of maintaining momentum on sustainabilityDecember 10, 2025

EXPLAINER

  • Dog’s dinner – why some pets’ diets generate higher emissions than those of their ownersJanuary 9, 2026
  • Why the ISSB’s TNFD move changes how businesses must think about nature-related risksJanuary 6, 2026
  • Top sustainability conferences in 2026: Europe’s must-attend ESG eventsDecember 31, 2025
  • Implementing biodiversity footprinting across pharmaceutical supply chainsDecember 19, 2025
  • What sectors of the green economy are set to see the most growth between now and 2030?December 12, 2025

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