Does disruptive protest work?
Does disruptive protest actually work? The public doesn’t like it, but academics believe that it is an important part of driving change.
Does disruptive protest work?
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Boop aims to cut beauty waste
Boop aims to cut beauty waste
Boop sells imperfect or excess beauty products at a discount, to reduce the 90 million beauty products thrown away each year in the UK.
Bahamas Unveils World’s First Carbon Negative Home
Bahamas Unveils World’s First Carbon Negative Home
First carbon negative home unveiled in Nassau, Bahamas. Home for the World removes & avoids same amount of CO2 as 5,200 mature trees!
New App Lets Employees Rate Their Company’s Climate Efforts
New App Lets Employees Rate Their Company’s Climate Efforts
Rate your company's climate efforts with Hurd, the free app designed to let workers anonymously take climate action in their job.
Major Study To Quantify Microplastics’ Risks To Human Health
Major Study To Quantify Microplastics’ Risks To Human Health
UK scientists are launching a pioneering new research project to assess the risk of microplastics to human health.
Home-Working Snack Attacks
Home-Working Snack Attacks
A survey by MyFitnessPal has found Brits devour 791 calories more working from home than at the office. And walk half the steps.
Lightning Strikes In Real-Time
Lightning Strikes In Real-Time
Windy signs tech deal to enable more accurate near real-time monitoring of lightning strikes globally.
Scilly Amounts Of Waste
Scilly Amounts Of Waste
The Isles of Scilly, off the coast of Cornwall, produces the most waste per capita in the entirety of England.
Contrails: Tackling These Climate Culprits With AI
Contrails: Tackling These Climate Culprits With AI
Advanced AI collaboration has enabled pilots to reduce the number of climate-warming contrails they produce during flights.
Risky Business
Risky Business
The first Chief Risk Officers Outlook report provides predictions for potential risks to global business in 2023.
Revolutionary ‘Bionic Eye’ Technology Promises Safer Brain Surgery
Revolutionary ‘Bionic Eye’ Technology Promises Safer Brain Surgery
A revolutionary ‘bionic eye’ is being developed to distinguish between healthy and diseased brain tissue in brain cancer sufferers.
The World’s Best Cities, Officially
The World’s Best Cities, Officially
London has been declared the best city brand in the world, according to the inaugural Brand Finance City Index.
NYC Engulfed By Smoke
NYC Engulfed By Smoke
The terrible forest fires burning on the East Coast have made New York the most polluted city on the planet.
Climate Talks Warming Up in Bonn: What to Expect
Climate Talks Warming Up in Bonn: What to Expect
The 2023 Bonn Climate Change Conference is underway, and negotiators from around the world have gathered to discuss how to tackle the climate crisis.
EU to Crack Down on Green Claims
EU to Crack Down on Green Claims
The European Commission has announced a new Directive on Green Claims, which will require businesses to substantiate their environmental claims before they can be made.
Sodium Reduction Off-track Warns WHO
Sodium Reduction Off-track Warns WHO
The world is falling behind on its global target to reduce sodium intake by 30 per cent by 2025.
Sweet Returns From Nature Protection
Sweet Returns From Nature Protection
Nature protection is becoming attractive financially to entrepreneurs and investors.
How To Reduce Cement Emissions
How To Reduce Cement Emissions
Three technologies could deliver huge reductions in emissions from cement manufacturing by 2030. Cement creates 8% of all emissions.
African Leaders Pledge To End AIDS In Children
African Leaders Pledge To End AIDS In Children
The Global Alliance to End AIDS in Children has pledged to end the transmission of HIV/AIDS to children by 2030.
Brand Value Remains High In Uncertain World
Brand Value Remains High In Uncertain World
The overall financial value of the world’s 500 biggest brands has remained steady over the last year, despite macro-economic turbulence
