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Skepticism about environmental claims presents a 'significant challenge' to promoting sustainable consumption, reducing consumers' intentions to purchase sustainable products, a new study by researchers at Hiroshima University has found.
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Green skepticism presents a ‘significant challenge’ to promoting sustainable consumption, study suggests

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Skepticism about environmental claims presents a ‘significant challenge’ to promoting sustainable consumption, reducing consumers’ intentions to purchase sustainable products, a…

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Coffee waste has the potential to be turned into a high-performance, biodegradable insulation material, a new study published in the journal Biochar has suggested.
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New study explores how coffee waste can be turned into a high-performance building material

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Coffee waste has the potential to be turned into a high-performance, biodegradable insulation material, a new study published in the…

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The emissions trading system operated by the European Union could one day also be used to capture carbon dioxide on a large scale, according to new research by the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK).
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Europe’s emissions trading system could also be used to manage carbon removals

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The emissions trading system operated by the European Union could one day also be used to capture carbon dioxide on…

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A new study by researchers at Stanford University has estimated that emissions generated in the United States since 1990 have caused more than $10 trillion in global economic damages.
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US emissions since 1990 have caused over $10 trillion in global economic damages

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A new study by researchers at Stanford University has estimated that emissions generated in the United States since 1990 have…

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Industrial bottom trawling often undermines food security and nutrition in coastal communities, a new global study has found.
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Industrial bottom trawling ‘undermines’ food security in coastal communities

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Industrial bottom trawling often undermines food security and nutrition in coastal communities, a new global study has found. The study,…

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Poor inventory management and limited supply chain visibility are contributing to a growing meat waste problem in global retail, a new report by Avery Dennison has found.
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Retailers are facing a mounting meat waste problem, report finds

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Poor inventory management and lacklustre supply chain visibility are contributing to a growing meat waste problem in global retail, a…

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Despite increased regulatory scrutiny and sustainability demands, major transparency gaps are still evident across global supply chains, a new report by Achilles Global Risk Management has found.
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Report reveals significant transparency gaps in global supply chains

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Despite increased regulatory scrutiny and sustainability demands, major transparency gaps are still evident across global supply chains, a new report…

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A new study by researchers at the Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations at the University of Bath has suggested that hairdressers can play a key role in supporting climate action through their everyday engagement with customers.
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A secret weapon in the fight against climate change? Hairdressers

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A new study by researchers at the Centre for Climate Change and Social Transformations at the University of Bath has…

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Green hydrogen could fail as a sustainable fuel option unless countries 'rapidly decarbonise their energy grids', researchers at the University of Sheffield have warned.
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Green hydrogen faces setback without structural reforms, study finds

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Green hydrogen could fail as a sustainable fuel option unless countries ‘rapidly decarbonise their energy grids’, researchers at the University…

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A new study published in the journal Sustainability has explored whether AI can support short-run sustainable economic growth, given growing criticism over the energy consumption of data-driven transformation.
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New study explores whether AI can drive short-run sustainable growth

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A new study published in the journal Sustainability has explored whether AI can support short-run sustainable economic growth, given growing…

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INTERVIEWS

  • Renault Group’s Francois Farion on balancing sustainability commitments with customer expectationsJune 4, 2026
  • Ambition Into Action – Joe Franses, Chief Sustainability Officer, Coca-Cola Europacific PartnersJune 2, 2026
  • Jamie Anderson on why consumers can ‘smell it’ when sustainability initiatives don’t go far enoughMay 28, 2026
  • Ambition Into Action – Kevin Dunckley, Chief Sustainability Officer, HH GlobalMay 27, 2026
  • Planeatry Alliance’s Mike Barry on rethinking food systems for a sustainable futureMay 26, 2026

EXPLAINER

  • How EPR assessments can help reduce costs for businessesJune 3, 2026
  • In the future, electronics will simply come out of the printerMay 17, 2026
  • How businesses incorporate sustainable packaging to reduce wasteMay 13, 2026
  • Circularity should be a central part of business culture, not a distant policyMay 12, 2026
  • Illuminating the blind spots – multi-tier risk management in global supply chainsMay 7, 2026

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