Revealing the Reality of Global Corporate Climate Actions
The Corporate Climate Responsibility Report 2024 showcases the trend in corporate climate actions and commitments.... Read More
Sustainable Consumption and Production
Mainstreaming Low-Carbon Construction Through Ancient Practices
Can heritage and ancient practices be used today as low-carbon construction to support sustainable development?
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Better Infrastructure and Systems Needed for Textile Recycling
As the majority of our fashion waste still goes to landfills, better infrastructure and systems are needed to support textile recycling.... Read More
Global Resources Outlook & the Call for Sustainable Resource Use
In a new report, the United Nations Environment Programme looks into the possible ways to encourage sustainable resource use.... Read More
Rethinking Dairy Milk Consumption
Concerns about the impact of dairy milk’s large-scale production and overlooked health side-effects make many rethink dairy milk consumption.... Read More
Waste Upcycling: Ocean Sole Turns Discarded Flip-Flops into Artwork
Turning used flip-flops into sculptures is an eye-catching way to reduce trash and contribute to the local economy by giving local craftspeople a livelihood.... Read More
Emergence of Sustainability Regulations in the Fashion Industry
As the world changes its course towards sustainability, sustainability regulations in the fashion industry emerge.... Read More
Shifting into Sustainable Lifestyles for People and the Planet
Our decisions on how we live can impact our health, economies, other people, and the planet. Then, how can we build sustainable lifestyles? ... Read More
An Interview with Ulrike Sapiro, Chief Sustainability Officer at Henkel
Sustainability is a highly complex matter, it’s highly dynamic – and what is sustainable is not as clear as black or white. This means that we constantly have to make trade-offs.... Read More
An Interview with Utari Octavianty, Chief Sustainability Officer at Aruna
“We get the best of both worlds, namely inviting more young people to be involved in the fishery industry and second is introducing new, worth-trying things to more coastal communities.”... Read More