A Fish-Eye View Of The Ocean
The UK government will create the Global Ocean Wildlife Analysis Network, a £2m ($2.8m), four-year project under its Blue Belt programme
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Medical Diagnostics – Today, Tomorrow And Beyond
Health monitoring and more advanced diagnostics were already becoming increasingly popular before Covid-19 and the pandemic has further propelled peoples’ interest
Is The Pandemic Resulting In Remote Burnout?
Junior employees in consulting, law or financial services are facing burnout at a worrying rate due to longer hours and higher workloads in isolation caused by the pandemic
Starbucks Commits To Reducing Emissions And Water Consumption
Consumer awareness regarding how products are produced is growing
Will International Rivals Cooperate On Climate?
John Kerry, President Biden’s climate envoy, has described environmental concern as a “standalone issue” that must be addressed
The Ganges Is Releasing Billions Of Microplastics Each Day
Some corporates are making efforts to explore natural alternatives in clothing fibres
This Week's GameStop Saga Shows Some Pandemic Trends Are Here To Stay
Perhaps an optimistic (and maybe unrealistic) take on this week’s events is it may lead some investment funds towards impact or ESG investing
Interest Grows In Funding Nature-Based Climate Solutions
Investing in nature-based projects utilises natural solutions to effectively protect biodiversity and ecosystems
Trump Offered Up The Arctic, But Oil Firms Didn't Want It
The fact banks were unwilling to provide funding for these projects should be noted
Net-Zero Pledges Abound In 2020 – But What Do They All Mean?
It’s important investors and interested stakeholders look into the details – not all strategies are created the same and approaches matter
Plants Are Absorbing Less CO2 Than Predicted. What Does This Mean For Climate Action?
As temperatures rise, a series of potential “positive feedbacks” in the Earth’s system could act to speed up the pace of warming further
Sony Could Move Operations Out Of Japan Due To Lack Of Renewables
This story highlights the influence Western corporates have in dictating the pace of decarbonisation beyond their direct operations – and the nature of it
EV Report Turns Into PR Disaster For Aston Martin
The PR company that produced the report, Clarendon Communications, is registered to the home of Aston Martin's government affairs director
To Reduce Costs, The World’s Largest Coal Miner Turns To… Solar?
The world’s biggest coal miner, Coal India, is to invest INR56.5bn ($763m) by 2024 in 14 solar projects that will help power its operations
The UK’s Green Recovery Plans – How Do They Stack Up?
A £12bn ($16bn) 10-point green plan that could create around 250,000 jobs has been announced by UK prime minister Boris Johnson
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