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Hole in one – how sustainability is on the agenda at this year's Ryder Cup
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Hole in one – how sustainability is on the agenda at this year’s Ryder Cup

10 months ago10 months ago4 mins

With the Ryder Cup teeing off at Bethpage Black this weekend, Cornell University has revealed how it worked closely with…

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Regenerative agriculture can have a 'transformative approach to ecological farming and soil recovery', a new paper published in the ABI Agriculture and Bioscience journal has claimed.
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Regenerative agriculture can have a ‘transformative effect’ on soil recovery

11 months ago11 months ago3 mins

Regenerative agriculture can foster a ‘transformative approach to ecological farming and soil recovery’, a new paper published in the CABI…

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A new study by researchers at the University of Oxford, working alongside Duurzame Zuivelketen (DZK), has outlined how the agriculture sector can 'better contribute to global biodiversity targets without causing unintended harms'.
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Blueprint to tackle biodiversity impacts of farming outlined in new study

11 months ago11 months ago4 mins

A new study by researchers at the University of Oxford, working alongside Duurzame Zuivelketen (DZK), has outlined how the agriculture…

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Some 37% of Irish consumers would be willing to pay more for food that supports environmental causes, such as improving soil quality and enhancing biodiversity, a new study by PwC has found.
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37% of Irish consumers willing to pay more for food that supports the environment

1 year ago1 year ago3 mins

Some 37% of Irish consumers would be willing to pay more for food that supports environmental causes, such as improving…

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The Paris 2024 Olympic Games produced 54% fewer carbon emissions than previous Games in Rio (2016) and London (2012), the International Olympic Committee (IOC) has said.
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Paris 2024 Olympic Games reduced carbon emissions by half

1 year ago1 year ago5 mins

The Paris 2024 Olympic Games produced 54% fewer carbon emissions than previous Games in Rio (2016) and London (2012), the…

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The COP30 presidency has published its fourth official letter, in which it outlined its vision for the COP30 Action Agenda, which in turn will seek to accelerate the implementation of the Global Stocktake.
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COP30 presidency sets out ‘Action Agenda’ in new letter

1 year ago4 months ago3 mins

The COP30 presidency has published its fourth official letter, in which it announced its vision for the COP30 Action Agenda,…

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Some 34% of the global forest loss recorded between 2001 and 2024 is 'likely gone for good', according to new analysis from the World Resources Institute and Google DeepMind.
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One third of forest loss this century ‘likely to be permanent’

1 year ago1 year ago5 mins

Some 34% of the global forest loss recorded between 2001 and 2024 is ‘likely gone for good’, according to new…

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Discussion on whether Ireland should enshrine environmental rights into its constitution remains a 'live question, the urgency of which is only likely to grow', a new study by Maynooth University has stated.
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Study examines the ‘urgency’ of constitutionalising environmental rights in Ireland

1 year ago1 year ago3 mins

Discussion on whether Ireland should enshrine environmental rights into its constitution remains a ‘live question, the urgency of which is…

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A new study by Economist Impact and The Nippon Foundation has found that ocean literacy levels are 'consistently low' among 18–24-year-olds.
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‘Consistently low’ ocean literacy levels recorded among young people

1 year ago1 year ago4 mins

A new study by Economist Impact and The Nippon Foundation has found that ocean literacy levels are ‘consistently low’ among…

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The European Union is making progress towards most of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a new report has found.
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EU making progress toward most Sustainable Development Goals

1 year ago1 year ago3 mins

The European Union is making progress towards most of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a new report has found….

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Poster announcing Decarbon 2027: Oil and Gas Decarbonisation Congress, with abstract glassy bubbles at the bottom.

INTERVIEWS

  • LocalDutch’s Maurice van der Knaap on how technology can help make healthy food hyper-localJuly 8, 2026
  • Ambition Into Action – Lisa Morden, Chief Sustainability Officer, Kimberly-ClarkJuly 6, 2026
  • Juan Verde on why the climate revolution is now a business survival testJuly 3, 2026
  • Volkswagen AG’s Dr Daniel-Sascha Roth on the role of technology in streamlining reportingJuly 1, 2026
  • Ambition Into Action – Jeff Yorzyk, Senior Director of Sustainability, HelloFreshJune 26, 2026

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EXPLAINER

  • Why climate risk is rising in 2026July 6, 2026
  • Regulated, but not resolved: why the ESG ratings regulation will not spare asset managers their homeworkJuly 2, 2026
  • Opponents to the Global Plastics Treaty are running out of excusesJune 30, 2026
  • The carbon removal market doesn’t need more innovation – it needs the conditions to scaleJune 26, 2026
  • The energy wall – how AI companies are trying to scale without breaking power billsJune 25, 2026

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