How Decarbonisation of Shipping Is Happening, Fuel by Fuel – The Race to Cut Emissions by Sea
Ships move ~80–90% of world trade and contribute close to 3% of global greenhouse-gas emissions. After years of drift, the...
Month: October 2025
The Smart Vehicle Owner’s Guide: Making Savvy Choices for Work and Life
Getting your vehicle situation sorted properly can feel like solving a puzzle with too many pieces. Whether you're running a...
Bill Gates Says Climate Won’t End Humanity and Urges UN to ‘Pivot’ to Poverty, Disease
In a post on his Gates Notes platform, titled "Three tough truths about climate (A new way to look at...
U.S. Student Loan Statistics in 2025: Debt, Repayment, and Impact
(Photo via Unsplash) Student loans continue to shape the financial futures of millions of Americans. With tuition costs rising and...
European Schools Are Quietly Training a Generation of Entrepreneurs but They can do Better
(Photo by Austin Distel) Europe says it wants teenagers who can spot an opportunity, manage a budget, take a risk,...
Sustainability in the News (October 16 – 26, 2025)
Here’s a fresh edition of our Sustainability in the News roundup, covering last week’s most important stories in science, climate policy, and...
Half the Web Is AI-Written… Not Really
A new Graphite study sampled 65,000 English-language URLs from Common Crawl (2020–May 2025) and used Surfer’s AI detector to label...
Sustainable Self-Care: How to Grow Ingredients for Your Own Bodycare Routine
(Photo by Chelsea shapouri) In a world of mass-produced skincare and beauty products laden with synthetic chemicals, there's something deeply...
The Future of Science-as-a-Service: What’s Next for Coworking Lab Models
(Photo by Julia Koblitz) Coworking reshaped the modern office, and now it’s beginning to reshape science. Startups and research teams...
Should AI grade students’ work? No, and here’s why
One question is central in today’s education debate: should artificial intelligence grade students’ work?The latest OECD Teaching and Learning International...
AI + Learning Differences, a blueprint for inclusive learning without boundaries
Stanford’s Accelerator for Learning convened a two-day working symposium and hackathon to answer a hard question: how do we design...
Sustainability in the News (October 07 – 16, 2025)
Here’s a fresh edition of our Sustainability in the News roundup, covering last week’s most important stories in science, climate policy, and...
See A Tweezer Top Forming? What It Teaches About Market Direction And Sustainability
(Photo by Towfiqu barbhuiya) It was late—one of those quiet nights when the world sleeps, but traders don’t. My coffee...
Secondhand Service for Clothing at Zara: A Step Toward Sustainability?
In late October 2024, Zara introduced its secondhand service in the United States (and the EU), allowing customers to sell,...
Google now limits results per page, what it means for teachers
In mid-September 2025, Google stopped honoring the &num=100 URL parameter. This means that you can no longer load 100 results...
How to get a work visa in Poland: requirements and process
(Photo by Maksym Harbar on Unsplash) Poland has become a popular European destination for international hires thanks to steady growth,...
Europe’s Biodiversity Under Attack, Inside the Fight Against Invasive Alien Species
(Photo by Marc Schulte on Unsplash) They travel by ship, by soil, and by accident - species that never belonged...
Sustainability in the News (September 30 – October 06, 2025)
Here’s a fresh edition of our Sustainability in the News roundup, covering last week’s most important stories in science, climate policy, and...
Inclusive Education Does Not Mean Lowering the Bar
Inclusive education is too often mistaken for lowering academic standards, but it actually ensures equitable opportunities for all students -...
Sustainable Sourcing: Best Agencies in Vietnam for Outsourcing Manufacturing in 2026
The global supply chain is undergoing a profound transformation. What used to be a simple equation of cost reduction and...
