Drawing on a postponed recycled-material initiative and a battery redesign, Raquel Rebelo de Mira offers four questions to ...

A Hokkaido plywood maker argues that circular design should start with whether a product is worth keeping, not how easily it ...

As brands roll back packaging pledges, recycled plastic is taking center stage — but at what cost? Here's why integrating alternative materials into supply chains makes the most business sense. The ...

Gigablue’s ‘AI-optimized CDR’ approach is designed to re-create the optimal conditions for phytoplankton to play their part in oceanic carbon sequestration, with a goal to sequester 1Gt of CO₂ ...

After establishing a system for harvesting cobalt, lithium and nickel from its high-voltage batteries in China, a new partnership extends the effort to its EU supply chain — with the US, Mexico and ...

Sustainability investment is being asked to defend its place inside the business. For a while now, and for many reasons, political pressure, tighter economic conditions, geopolitical instability, ...

It’s no surprise that consumer expectations shape how brands operate. A new consumer report from the Arbor Day Foundation indicates that 2026 could bring a sharper focus on nature-based sustainability ...

Despite ongoing efforts from the new US administration to eradicate even the mention of ESG- and climate-related activities, the results of three new surveys of CFOs and execs across a range of ...

Like medieval merchants clinging to flat-earth maps, today's businesses risk purgatory in a climate-changing world by misusing scenario analysis. Here are seven common mistakes that undermine climate ...

The devil’s in the details: Researchers assert circular fashion’s economic and environmental benefits have been grossly overstated, and more clarity and due diligence are critical. A new study reveals ...

Tiffany & Co has become the first luxury jeweler to share the full craftsmanship journey of its diamonds; while satellite tech is helping Unilever root out deforestation in its palm oil supply chain.

Not every experiment leads to a breakthrough. For every headline-making innovation, there are countless smaller steps that quietly map the limits of what is possible. Every “aha” is preceded by a ...