Far Away but Greener? Challenging Assumptions About Distance and Food Sustainability

7 November 2025

Consumers often believe that local food is automatically better for the environment, but this is not always true. A recent survey from the University of…

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Breakthrough research shows how developing nations can grow their economies without worsening pollution

10 September 2025

Balancing environmental sustainability with economic development remains one of the defining challenges of the twenty-first century. For many developing nations, the dilemma is particularly acute:…

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Financial Executives’ Overconfidence Fuels Environmental Compliance Breaches

10 June 2025

New research has revealed a striking connection between the personalities of senior finance executives and firms’ environmental practices. Specifically, the study found that companies are…

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Variations Between National Climate Objectives and the Public’s Readiness to Engage in Climate Initiatives

24 March 2025

In efforts to tackle climate change, nations that are signatories to the Paris Agreement on Climate Change must periodically present voluntary commitments detailing the percentage…

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Oil and Gas Windfalls Could Finance Climate Reparations

21 November 2024

A focal topic on the schedule of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP 29) involves deliberations over the financing mechanisms for climate objectives. Industrial nations…

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Financial Benefits of Climate Change Mitigation for Companies

16 July 2024

The escalating frequency of extreme weather events in recent years serves as a stark reminder of the pressing need for immediate action on climate change.…

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