As the world shakes off the pandemic induced economic stupor, business leaders are waking up to the realisation that ‘Greenwashing’ is an accounting fraud which could imperil their business. The fraud of Greenwashing is, at its core, a conflict between reported behaviour and actual behaviour, and the organisation’s Executive risk personal liability. Reading Time: 4 […]
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Iberdrola has announced a landmark $15 billion investment in the UK’s electricity grid, marking the largest grid‑infrastructure commitment in the company’s global portfolio and a major boost to the country’s electrification and energy‑security ambitions ESG News. The investment — approved by UK energy regulator Ofgem — will be delivered through Iberdrola’s UK subsidiary ScottishPower, which […]
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Scientists thought they had finally stumbled upon a possibly positive side effect of climate change. While rising CO₂ levels have been linked to various effects, from rising sea levels to changing temperatures, could an increase in CO₂ also be good for something? Plants use carbon dioxide and sunlight for photosynthesis, so more CO₂ could theoretically […]
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Dublin — 5 December 2025 — Payments under year three of the Suckler Carbon Efficiency Programme (SCEP) have begun issuing, with more than €47.06 million now being paid to 14,983 farmers, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has confirmed. The rollout covers over 94% of all current participants. SCEP, co‑funded by the EU […]
Continue ReadingCSRHub is pleased to announce the integration of As You Know’s (AYK) data into the CSRHub platform. This addition enhances our coverage of political activity, social justice, diversity, and leadership alignment across the Russell 3000 and other U.S. public entities. As You Know brings a research-driven, metrics-based perspective that aligns with CSRHub’s mission of delivering […]
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Across many parts of Africa, solar energy is beginning to play a much larger role than in previous years. What long remained a promise, that the continent’s exceptional sunlight could drive a major energy transition, is gradually becoming visible in everyday life. Thanks to falling prices, new financing models and growing demand, solar is reaching […]
Continue ReadingThe pursuit of shared purpose in an age of division Dr Gro Harlem, © The Ohio State University. Reflections on a lecture given by Dr Gro Harlem Brundtland at the Grantham Institute, Imperial College, London, 29 October 2025. Gary Kass, Visiting Professor of Sustainability Science, Policy and Practice, Imperial College; Honorary Professor of Geography, University of […]
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Forty metres beneath the sea off north-western Italy lies one of the country’s best-preserved World War II shipwrecks. The Equa, an Italian cannon-equipped submarine chaser, sank with no casualties after being accidentally rammed by a German ship in 1944. The vessel now hosts rich marine fauna that attracts divers and fishers. The site is a […]
Continue ReadingJenna Braun, York University, Toronto, discusses her article: Experimental resource supplementation shifts ant-mediated defense on silver cholla Extra-floral nectaries (EFN) play an important role within mutualisms between plants and ants. In this relationship, ants receive a nutrient-rich food source from plants in exchange for defending the plant from herbivores. Ant species are not equally effective […]
Continue ReadingThe European Commission adopted today the 2025 Carbon Market Report, presenting an effective and well-functioning EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS). As part of the broader State of the Energy Union Report, the Carbon Market Report takes stock of the functioning of the EU ETS in 2024 and highlights relevant developments in the first half […]
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