Emotion can be more effective than scientific information in promoting climate action, study suggests
Climate campaigns that are designed to appeal to people’s emotions are more effective than those that primarily present scientific information,…
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CEOs in the US twice as likely to ‘de-prioritise’ sustainability
Sustainability appears to be losing its lustre among chief executives in the United States, with 38% saying that sustainability investments…
Thomas Kostigen on why sustainable growth starts with operational efficiency, not carbon offsetting
Few voices in sustainability and innovation bridge journalism, real-world experience and business insight as convincingly as New York Times best-selling…
Baby boomers a driving force of boardroom sustainability decisions
A new study by Murdoch University, which explored how the generational composition of boardrooms relates to sustainability performance, has suggested…
Three quarters of C-suite leaders rate sustainability as a top priority
Some 75% of C-suite leaders rate sustainability as a ‘top priority’, an increase of six percentage points in just six…
2025 showed change is possible through shared ambition: UN Global Compact
This past year has made it ‘increasingly clear that change is possible through shared ambition’, the UN Global Compact has…