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A Glimpse Into Where We Belong: Photo Contest Winners 

We’re excited to announce the winners of this year’s Belonging in Nature photo contest! A heartfelt thank you to everyone who took part and shared...

Google Signs its Largest-Ever Superpollutant Carbon Credit Deal

Google announced today that it has signed a new agreement with startup Mitti Labs to purchase 1 million carbon credits over the next four...

Whirlpool Procures Multi-Technology Carbon Removal Portfolio

Climate solutions provider ClimeFi announced that it is working with home appliance manufacturer Whirlpool to secure a diversified portfolio of durable carbon removal, aimed...

Europe’s forests are losing their ability to recover from climate shocks

While Europe’s forests may ostensibly look healthy, they are quietly losing their capacity to recover from drought, fire and pest outbreaks, according to a...

EU Lawmakers Propose Tougher Fossil Fuel Rules for New SFDR Transition Investment Category

Lawmakers on the European Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee voted today on its proposed negotiating position on changes to the Sustainable Finance Disclosure...

Dsm-firmenich Appoints Inge Massen-Biemans as New Chief Sustainability Officer

Swiss nutrition, health and beauty company dsm-firmenich announced today the appointment of Inge Massen-Biemans as its new Chief Sustainability Officer, effective November 1. Massen-Biemans will...

Standard Chartered Launches Platform to Help Suppliers to Track, Reduce Carbon Footprint

International banking group Standard Chartered announced the launch of Supply Net Zero, a new free platform aimed at helping its smaller suppliers to measure...

Asean’s nuclear choices, geopolitical consequences

Southeast Asia’s nuclear push locks countries into long-term strategic alignments, reshaping regional autonomy as major powers compete for influence. Source: https://www.eco-business.com/opinion/aseans-nuclear-choices-geopolitical-consequences/

This machine kills forever chemicals, affordably and en masse

PFAS is the latest in a long line of public and environmental health panics, and a particularly insidious one. But these invisible, ‘indestructible’ toxic...

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