Experts in Global North report significant sustainability backlash, survey finds
Leaders in North America and Europe are seeing significant backlash against sustainability and ESG, according to a GlobeScan/ERM survey.
Dr. Bob Zybach: Anti-forestry lawsuits have direct effect on mortality
Oregon is now beginning this year’s fire season, and southwest Oregon will likely be inundated with days and weeks of deadly smoke. It’s been happening most summers sometime from June until October since 1987. For the first 40 years of
Relax to Mesmerizing Aerial Views of Iceland’s ‘Glacial Flour’ Pulsing Through Waterways
As glaciers expand and recede, they have the capacity to grind rock so fine that geologists refer to the pulverized material as glacial flour. It slips down rivers and into lakes, carrying the otherworldly turquoise hue through a unique and resilient ecosystem. In Iceland, the blue-green color is complemented by rivers that flow yellow, thanks to sulfur from nearby volcanoes, or red from dissolved ferrous iron—also known as bog iron. Coursing over rock and black sand, the streams take on dazzling, rhythmic patterns. More
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„Business as usual is not good enough to solve today’s challenges.“ — Interview with Jeroen de Lange
Jeroen de Lange founded the non-profit 100WEEKS to break the cycle of poverty. The formula of success: Giving women a package of unconditional cash transfers and coaching.
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“We want to make the sports industry more sustainable.” – Interview Frederik Hornung
Frederik Hornung is a doer. His answers are brief, to the point. With the same dynamic he is turning his idea of sustainable shin guards into a social enterprise.
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