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Financial institutions face challenge of decarbonising while staying tied to fossil fuels

2 years ago2 years ago4 mins

Financial institutions are continuing to accelerate their decarbonisation efforts, however they remain reluctant to reduce their fossil fuel investments, in…

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The role that individual actions – such as changing how we eat, travel and power our homes – can play in terms of overall emissions reduction is the subject of a new working paper by the World Resources Institute.
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Role of individual actions in emissions reduction explored in new WRI report

2 years ago2 years ago4 mins

The role that individual actions – such as changing how we eat, travel and power our homes – can play in…

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Organic farming has significant positive effects on the environment and biodiversity, however its contribution to climate protection is 'less clear', according to researchers at the Research Institute of Organic Agriculture (FiBL).
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Organic farming provides proven environmental and biodiversity benefits, study finds

2 years ago2 years ago4 mins

Organic farming has significant positive effects on the environment and biodiversity, however its contribution to climate protection is ‘less clear’,…

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The role that cultural values play in consumer approaches to food waste is the subject of a new study led by researchers from Durban University of Technology (DUT).
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  • Sustainability

Link between cultural values and food waste explored in South African study

2 years ago9 months ago3 mins

The role that cultural values play in consumer approaches to food waste is the subject of a new study led…

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The role that artificial intelligence can play in decarbonising the chemical industry is the subject of a new report by researchers at Tsinghua University.
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AI’s potential for decarbonising the chemical industry explored in new study

2 years ago2 years ago3 mins

The role that artificial intelligence can play in decarbonising the chemical industry is the subject of a new report by…

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A new study has suggested that purchasing managers, despite their professional expertise, are just as susceptible as the general public to greenwashing.
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Professional buyers just as susceptible to greenwashing, study suggests

2 years ago2 years ago4 mins

A new study has suggested that purchasing managers, despite their professional expertise, are just as susceptible as the general public…

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Close to half of business leaders in Europe (47%) are 'afraid' to learn the full extent of their emissions data, due to the potential public backlash, a new study by Wasabi Technologies has found.
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Businesses afraid of public backlash when publishing emissions data, study finds

2 years ago2 years ago3 mins

Close to half of business leaders in Europe (47%) are ‘afraid’ to learn the full extent of their emissions data,…

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The next generation of future consumers, Generation Alpha, aren't as socially conscious as their predecessors, a new study by Razorfish has suggested.
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Gen Alpha consumers ‘not as socially conscious as expected’

2 years ago2 years ago4 mins

The next generation of future consumers, Generation Alpha, aren’t as socially conscious as their predecessors, a new study by Razorfish…

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The effect of climate change on respiratory health is the subject of a new study by Imperial College London, in collaboration with researchers at Johns Hopkins University and the University of Carolina.
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Link between climate change and respiratory health explored in new report

2 years ago10 months ago3 mins

The effect of climate change on respiratory health is the subject of a new study by Imperial College London, in…

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No countries are currently on track to achieve all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, with progress impacted by geographical, cultural and socioeconomic factors, a new study published in the PLOS One journal has suggested.
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  • Sustainability

No countries on track to achieve all Sustainable Development Goals by 2030, study suggests

2 years ago2 years ago3 mins

No countries are currently on track to achieve all 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030, with progress impacted…

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