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EcoVadis, CO2 AI Partner to Help Companies Measure, Reduce Supply Chain Emissions

Sustainability ratings and solutions provider EcoVadis and sustainability data platform CO2 AI announced the launch of a new partnership aimed at helping organizations accelerate...

SEC Looks to Rescind Shareholder Proposal Regulation

The SEC is in the process of reinventing itself. Under the current administration, the agency is aggressively pursuing deregulation. In November 2025, the SEC...

Aviva Investors Appoints Luciano Lilloy as Head of Sustainable Equities

Aviva Investors, the global asset management business of Aviva plc, announced the appointment of Luciano Lilloy to the newly created position of Head of...

The all-new Dacia Spring goes official as a sharply redefined, fully electric urban EV for 2026

Dacia has pulled the wraps off the second‑generation Spring, marking a decisive new chapter in the brand’s electric strategy. Still 100% Dacia but now...

Looking for answers on drone technology for the farm?

It’s not easy to showcase drones at indoor events, but at Canada’s Outdoor Farm Show, drone exhibitors can show their cool tech right in...

Fund II News: UK’s largest local government pension pool joins investors

Clean Growth Fund Announces Second Close at £81.5m Clean Growth Fund has announced the second close of its Fund II vehicle, taking total investor commitments...

UK biogas industry urges ministers to back British gas over costly imports

Industry leaders have sent a letter signed by more than 170 businesses and organisations, warning that a stalled government support scheme is putting British...

Practical Guide to Solar Energy Systems

When considering solar energy systems, homeowners and business owners often ask the same core questions: what will meet my energy needs today, how will...

Why it’s so hard to predict a tragedy like Nepal’s glacier collapse

On August 26, the side of a mountain near the border between Nepal and Tibet collapsed. Seven billion cubic feet of glacial ice and...

The world is adapting to extreme heat — but not nearly fast enough

This summer was more than uncomfortably hot — it was record-breaking, with many countries reporting their highest average temperatures yet. Western Europe, for example,...

America is losing its war against wildfire

Dan Dallas had defended these communities before. The little towns on the Karuk tribal land are nestled in a gorge along the Klamath River,...

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