Environment

Climate policies that target individual lifestyle changes – such as banning cars from city centres – can unintentionally weaken public support for environmental actions, a new study published in the Nature Sustainability journal has found.

Climate policies that change individual lifestyles can weaken public support

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Climate policies that target individual lifestyle changes – such as banning cars from city centres – can unintentionally weaken public support for…

Sustainability Means Business: Conversations With Corporate Leaders

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For subscribers only, SustainabilityOnline presents ‘Sustainability Means Business’ – a series of interviews with global sustainability leaders across a range of…

Top sustainability conferences in 2026 – this year’s must-attend ESG events

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There’s no shortage of sustainability conferences, events and trade shows taking place over the coming year, offering industry professionals the…

Some 53% of investors active in the energy and environment infrastructure sector have seen deals collapse over the past three years due to sustainability risks, a new report by S-RM has found.

Over half of investors in energy and environment infrastructure sector have seen deals collapse

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Some 53% of investors active in the energy and environment infrastructure sector have seen deals collapse over the past three…

Just 13% of sustainability leaders say that environmental impact is a 'major consideration' in their companies' responsible AI strategies, according to a new report by The Conference Board.

Environmental impact a low priority in many US firms’ AI strategies

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Just 13% of sustainability leaders say that environmental impact is a ‘major consideration’ in their companies’ responsible AI strategies, according…

A number of leading European business organisations, including AIM, EuroCommerce, EuroChambres, FoodDrink Europe, Ecommerce Europe and others, have raised concerns about the manner in which the Directive on Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition (ECGT) will apply to goods already placed on the market.

European business associations raise concerns about ECGT Directive

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A number of leading European business organisations, including AIM, EuroCommerce, Eurochambres, FoodDrink Europe, Ecommerce Europe and others, have raised concerns…