Beyond the Numbers: What a Decade of Corporate Sustainability Reports Reveals

20 July 2026

A new study reveals that while large European companies are disclosing substantially more sustainability information than they did a decade ago, important gaps remain, particularly…

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UK Productivity Set to Rise with Green Transition

6 July 2025

New research has found that the green transition could significantly boost productivity across the UK economy. The study, led by researchers from the universities of…

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The Role of Digital Finance in Promoting Household Carbon Mitigation in China

24 June 2025

In the face of accelerating global warming and its threat to sustainable economic development, reducing carbon emissions—particularly those generated by households—has grown increasingly urgent. With…

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Garment Dryers and Economic Impact: Switch to Air Drying to Save Hundreds

12 March 2025

Researchers at the University of Michigan are embarking on a study that could encourage some Americans to rethink their laundry practices. Although clothes dryers offer…

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Uniform Wealth Distribution Negatively Impacts the Climate

5 March 2025

The United Nations and several Nobel Prize winners have suggested that political and economic inequality contributes significantly to high carbon emissions. They argue that societies…

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Sustainable Expansion: 30% of Global Regions Attain Economic Growth Coupled with Carbon Emission Reductions

8 November 2024

“We discovered that 30 per cent of the regions for which data is available have completely separated carbon emissions from economic growth. This successful decoupling…

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