New Findings Suggest Hairdressers Could Contribute to Climate Action

14 March 2026

Hairdressers across the United Kingdom are emerging as influential yet often overlooked voices in the effort to address climate change. New research conducted by academics…

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Europe and the race to climate neutrality by 2050: A new monitor charts progress

25 February 2026

Researchers at the Complexity Science Hub (CSH) have developed a new monitoring tool designed to measure how quickly companies are moving towards climate-neutral energy use.…

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Climate change and the new reality of doing business

2 February 2026

Climate change is no longer only unsettling supply chains and eroding asset values; it is also quietly influencing the way companies choose and manage their…

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How climate change is transforming business and finance: emerging risks, investment strategies, and digital markets

3 January 2026

Climate change has moved beyond the realm of environmental policy to become a central force shaping global business strategy, financial decision-making, and economic governance. Firms…

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Evidence reveals informed traders consistently monetise climate-related instability

30 December 2025

Efforts to address climate change are among the most serious collective challenges facing the world, with governments seeking to establish frameworks to limit its long-term…

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Paying for a warming world: climate change and lost income

29 December 2025

For many years, economists have mainly treated climate change as a future problem, focusing on how it might affect incomes and growth decades from now.…

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Climate Policy Uncertainty (CPU) Induced Systemic Risk Transmission across Chinese Sectors: Insights from Mixed-Frequency Tail-Based Modelling

27 December 2025

As climate change accelerates worldwide, government responses aimed at reducing emissions and adapting to environmental risks are increasingly shaping economic expectations and financial market behaviour.…

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From abstract threat to urgent reality: What changes when climate risk becomes personal

9 December 2025

A subtle shift in how climate risk is communicated—specifically, referring to a person’s own local area—can significantly boost engagement with disaster preparedness messages, according to…

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Storing carbon in forests and soil could ‘secure long-term climate stability’ – but lasting impact demands deep underground capture

18 October 2025

A team of researchers led by the University of Cambridge has developed a new framework to assess whether carbon removal portfolios can effectively limit global…

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Research highlights the ways small farmers in Brazil are coping with climate shifts, but warns of sustainability risks ahead

8 October 2025

Small-scale farmers in Brazil are confronting the unrelenting advance of climate change with admirable tenacity. Though, as a new study in the Strategic Management Journal…

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Experts Call for Country-Specific Climate Solutions

4 October 2025

The debate on carbon dioxide pricing has increasingly occupied public discussions, yet relatively few experts are given a platform to share their views. This lack…

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AI for the Planet: Building Trustworthy Systems to Record Emissions

9 September 2025

A research team at LMU has created a more reliable way of extracting data from corporate sustainability reports, an area where accuracy has long been…

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