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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.
  • Research
  • Sustainable Agriculture

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

9 months ago9 months 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
  • Research

Climate policies that change individual lifestyles can weaken public support

9 months ago9 months 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.
  • Packaging
  • Recycling
  • Research

More than half of consumers admit to recycling less at Christmas

10 months ago10 months 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
  • Climate Change
  • Research

Impact of Saharan dust on Portuguese vineyards examined in new report

10 months ago10 months 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
  • Research

Hydrogen industry will need to address leakage issues ahead of long-term adoption

10 months ago10 months 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.
  • Emissions
  • Research

Fan travel the largest contributor to total emissions in the live music industry

10 months ago10 months 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.
  • Environment
  • Research

Consumers continue to opt for fast fashion, despite environmental awareness

10 months ago10 months 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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A new report by carbon-removal specialist Arbonics analyses the level to which tech giants are integrating nature restoration into their data centre strategies
  • Research

Microsoft ranks highest for integrating nature into its data centre plans

10 months ago10 months ago3 mins

A new report by carbon-removal specialist Arbonics analyses the level to which tech giants are integrating nature restoration into their…

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The green economy is set to be worth $7.1 trillion by 2030, having surpassed the $5 trillion mark last year, a new report by the World Economic Forum, in association with Boston Consulting Group, has found.
  • Explainer
  • Research

What sectors of the green economy are set to see the most growth between now and 2030?

10 months ago10 months ago6 mins

The green economy is set to be worth $7.1 trillion by 2030, having surpassed the $5 trillion mark last year,…

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A new study by the Changing Markets Foundation has suggested that recycled polyester is not as environmentally-friendly as initially assumed, creating 55% more microplastic particles on average during washing than virgin polyester.
  • Recycling
  • Research

Recycled polyester creates more microplastic particles during washing, study suggests

10 months ago10 months ago4 mins

A new study by the Changing Markets Foundation has suggested that recycled polyester is not as environmentally-friendly as initially assumed,…

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