Research Reveals How Societies Can Achieve Well-Being and Climate Stability Beyond Economic Growth

15 March 2026

Governments around the world have pledged to meet ambitious climate targets, yet their current strategies are widely considered insufficient. A central reason for this shortfall…

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New data shows AI uses less energy than expected

14 November 2025

Recent analysis suggests that the environmental impact of artificial intelligence is less significant than many assume, and in some cases, AI may even deliver ecological…

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Recent UNSW Study Uncovers Significantly Greater GDP Decline Due to 4°C Global Temperature Rise

6 April 2025

The latest forecasts from the UNSW Institute for Climate Risk & Response (ICRR) indicate that a global temperature increase of 4°C could reduce worldwide GDP…

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Global Corporations Are Falling Short of the World’s Sustainability Objectives

15 December 2024

According to a recent study from the University of Surrey, Multinational Enterprises (MNEs) are not merely falling short of achieving global sustainability targets. Still, they…

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A recent study unveils the punitive repercussions faced by companies that neglect climate risks within their operational strategies

9 May 2024

The University of Florida’s groundbreaking investigation, which meticulously quantified the exposure of corporations to climate change risks, is a significant contribution to the field. It…

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Warm weather impacts productivity – even in factories with air conditioning

14 March 2024

According to research findings, warm weather diminishes workers’ efficiency, even in workplaces equipped with air conditioning. This study, orchestrated by the University of Exeter, meticulously…

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