Environmental Concerns Fail to Stop Shoppers from Buying Fast Fashion

2 October 2026

New research from RMIT University suggests that environmental awareness alone may not be enough to stop consumers from buying ultra-fast fashion, as affordability and convenience…

Continue reading →

Pusan National Study Sheds Light on Cryptocurrencies’ Hedging Role Amid Market Instability

27 July 2026

The rapid expansion of sustainable finance has fuelled growing interest in green investments, including green bonds, Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) funds, and energy-efficient cryptocurrencies.…

Continue reading →

New Ways to Reduce Energy Consumption in Data Centers

8 July 2026

The rapid expansion of data centres across the United States, driven largely by the growing demand for artificial intelligence, has raised concerns about electricity consumption,…

Continue reading →

From Consumers to Citizens: Researchers Highlight Need for Tougher Advertising Rules

13 June 2026

A new study by the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (ICTA-UAB) and the London School of Economics and…

Continue reading →

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.…

Continue reading →

How Circular Economy Startups Are Opening New Paths in Resistant Markets

17 January 2026

Published in Business Strategy and the Environment, a recent study from the University of Eastern Finland offers a fresh perspective on how circular economy startups…

Continue reading →

Companies with Strong Sustainability Goals Benefit More from Open Auditing Practices

8 January 2026

Companies with strong environmental, social and governance (ESG) track records tend to perform better than their peers after being required to adopt stricter auditing standards,…

Continue reading →

Revamping food taxes could make us healthier – without a rise in everyday prices

26 October 2025

A new study from Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden suggests that changing the way food is taxed could save lives and help the planet…

Continue reading →

New journal urges evidence-led discussion on uniting energy innovation, environmental protection, and human development

15 October 2025

A distinguished energy scientist is calling for a revival of evidence-based thinking to guide how humanity balances global development, social welfare, and environmental protection. Professor…

Continue reading →

Cambridge Scientist’s Open Letter to Greggs Reveals the Surprising Trick That Could Double Vegan Sausage Roll Sales

7 October 2025

A groundbreaking new study published in Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems has revealed a strikingly effective strategy for increasing the consumption of low-emission foods, potentially…

Continue reading →

ESMT Berlin report: ESG scores carry marginal weight in Gulf financial outcomes

5 October 2025

Companies across the Gulf region are facing mounting pressure to comply with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) standards. However, the connection between strong ESG performance…

Continue reading →

The Enduring Green: How Centuries-Old Institutions Outshine Startups in Sustainability

6 June 2025

What does it take for a company to endure through the centuries? When posed to most business analysts, the responses typically centre on innovation, financial…

Continue reading →