Development of environmentally friendly e-textiles takes ‘big leap forward’
The development of sustainable and biodegradable electronic textiles, known as e-textiles, has taken a ‘big leap forward’ according to researchers…
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Effect of agricultural climate policies on food prices explored in new study
Agricultural climate policies have an unequal effect on food prices in high-income and low-income countries, a new study by the…
Cornell-led study seeks to extract gold from electronics waste
A study led by Cornell University is exploring ways to extract gold particles from electronics waste, and then use the…
Some millennials ‘rethinking retirement plans’ due to climate uncertainty
Some millennials are rethinking their retirement plans due to uncertainty related to climate change, a new study by the University…
Influence of carbon footprint labels on food products assessed in new study
Assessing the influence of carbon footprint labels on consumer food choices within a retail setting is the subject of a…
82% of supply chain professionals see a link between sustainability and improved financial performance
Some 82% of supply chain professionals believe that companies that embrace sustainability achieve a better financial performance over time, a…
‘Energy inefficiency’ of animal-based food production highlighted in new report
A new study by researchers from Norway, Austria, and Switzerland has found that while animal-based food production was responsible for…
More Asia-Pacific firms have net-zero commitments in place, but verification lacking
An increasing number of Asia-Pacific firms have net-zero commitments in place, however gaps remain in terms of target verification and…
Could weight-based pricing lead to more eco-friendly air travel?
Booking a flight is already complex interplay of checked baggage allowances and seat upgrades, but a new study by the…
Three fifths of US consumers say sustainability plays a role in gift-buying decisions
With Santa Claus’ arrival now just a few days away, a new study by ALPLA has found that three fifths…