Why the World Still Doesn’t Have a Global Plastics Treaty
After 42 days of talks and four years of negotiations, the world still does not have a global plastics treaty, and the planet is running out of time.... Read More
Industry
Earth Overshoot Day 2026: A Growing Debt to Future Generations and a Call to the Business World
Earth Overshoot Day is not a doomsday prediction, but rather a balance sheet that can be rectified by changing the way we do business, produce, and consume.... Read More
Highlighting State Responsibility Amidst the Climate Crisis Through UNGA Resolution and ICJ’s Advisory Opinion
As the climate crisis intensifies, the UN once again urged state governments to take bold, immediate action following ICJ’s Advisory Opinion.... Read More
How Asia’s Data Center Boom Is Drinking Drought Zones Dry
The AI and data center boom in Asia is quietly yet quickly pulling water from some of the region's most drought-prone communities.... Read More
The Battery Belt on Women’s Bodies: Looking into the Gendered Impacts of Cobalt Mining in Congo
In Congo's cobalt mining regions, women bear a cost rarely heard in the global conversation about technological development and clean energy.... Read More
The Tobacco Paradox: Why the Deadliest Industry Can Still Be the Most Profitable
The tobacco paradox illustrates how the more honestly a tobacco company explains its harms, the less that honesty harms its share price.... Read More
The Truth Behind Space Debris and the Urgency for Space Governance and Accountability
Humanity’s evolving space technology comes with a dirty price: space debris. And who, with full accountability, should be paying for it?... Read More
Unpacking SBTi’s Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0: Balancing Science and Business Realities
While not a silver bullet, the SBTi’s Corporate Net-Zero Standard V2.0 is a navigational tool in a time of fierce business transition amid the climate crisis.... Read More
By Design, not Destiny: Escaping from Capitalism with Clara Mattei Amidst Collective Fatigue
Escape from Capitalism by Clara Mattei invites us to stop accepting injustice as a “law of nature” and start seeing it as the product of choices that can also be changed.... Read More
Supply Chains After Shocks: Looking into the Shift Toward Supply Chain Resilience
For decades, global supply chains were built for efficiency above everything else. But after a series of crises, businesses are turning to supply chain resilience as the priority.... Read More