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Google and American Airlines Use AI to Cut Contrails and Reduce Aviation’s Climate Impact

AI Can Support Sustainability Decisions, But Leadership Judgment Still Matters Most

Von der Leyen Signals EU Carbon Market Changes and €30 Billion Cleantech Push as Energy Pressure Mounts

States Mount Fresh Legal Challenge After Trump EPA Tries to Erase Core Climate Finding

GRI Rebuilds Vietnam Presence as Sustainability Reporting Expectations Rise Across Business

The Carbon Footprint System: Where Emissions Come From

Carbon emissions come from an interconnected system, power, transport, industry, homes, and food, each contributing to the overall footprint. Reducing emissions requires system-wide change through clean energy, efficiency, and sustainable production and consumption.

EU Advisory Group Warns ESRS Rollback Could Weaken Europe’s Sustainability Reporting Position

The Circular Economy: Closing the Loop on Resources

The circular economy replaces the linear “produce–use–dispose” model by keeping resources in continuous use through design, reuse, repair, and recycling. By closing the loop, it reduces waste, conserves resources, and decouples economic growth from resource depletion.

The Sustainability Transition: From Industrial Growth to a Net-Zero Future

The economy is shifting from a fossil-fuel-driven industrial model to a sustainable, low-carbon system led by ESG integration, clean technology, and policy support. Driven by finance, innovation, business action, and consumer demand, this transition aims for net-zero growth with lower environmental impact.

Early CSRD Reports Show EU Sustainability Disclosure Becoming More Standardised, Longer and More Audit-Driven

AstraZeneca, Secaro and ERM Launch Industrial Heat Initiative to Reduce Supply Chain Emissions

The Climate Risk Weather Map: Understanding the Geography of Climate Impacts

Climate change acts as a systemic risk where a single climate shock such as heatwaves, floods, or droughts can trigger disruptions across energy systems, agriculture, water resources, infrastructure, supply chains, and financial markets.