One third of forest loss this century ‘likely to be permanent’
Some 34% of the global forest loss recorded between 2001 and 2024 is ‘likely gone for good’, according to new…
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Study examines the ‘urgency’ of constitutionalising environmental rights in Ireland
Discussion on whether Ireland should enshrine environmental rights into its constitution remains a ‘live question, the urgency of which is…
‘Consistently low’ ocean literacy levels recorded among young people
A new study by Economist Impact and The Nippon Foundation has found that ocean literacy levels are ‘consistently low’ among…
EU making progress toward most Sustainable Development Goals
The European Union is making progress towards most of the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), a new report has found….
PepsiCo expands regenerative agriculture targets, rolls back other commitments
PepsiCo has expanded its regenerative agriculture goal, with the food and beverage giant now seeking to drive the adoption of…
Global food system ‘dangerously off track’, study finds
Global food and agriculture systems are significantly falling short in terms of scaling up to feed 10 billion people worldwide…
Powering a sustainable future with artificial intelligence
Op-ed by Gohar Sargsyan, Head of Sustainability Business, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) Europe. Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming how businesses,…
Organic farming provides proven environmental and biodiversity benefits, study finds
Organic farming has significant positive effects on the environment and biodiversity, however its contribution to climate protection is ‘less clear’,…
REALISE Summit to unlock the sustainability potential of Ireland’s festivals and events sector
Making Ireland‘s music festivals, outdoor events and other cultural initiatives more sustainable is the core focus of the REALISE Summit,…
WWF calls for moratorium on deep seabed mining
WWF has called on governments to pause deep seabed mining due to its environmental risks, and has published a report…