The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), Explained
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is an EU regulation that puts a carbon price on imports of specific carbon-intensive...
Economy
Small Modular Reactors, Explained: How SMRs Work and Which Projects Are Furthest Along in 2026
A small modular reactor (SMR) is a nuclear fission reactor with an electrical output below 300 megawatts (MWe), built substantially...
AI job risk checker: what 177 assessments reveal, and a new version launches today
The WINSS AI job risk checker collected 177 completed responses between March 24, 2025 and May 15, 2026, and the...
AI-Proof Jobs in 2026: 79 Careers Safe From AI, For Now
AI-proof jobs are roles that automation is least likely to take over: work built on human empathy, physical dexterity in...
These Are the 48 Jobs AI Will Replace or Impact Across Industries Between 2026 and 2030
Artificial intelligence (AI) is advancing at a rapid pace, leading to a transformation of the workforce. From bank vaults to...
Why Sustainability Strategies Fail Without Workforce Training Infrastructure
Sustainability strategies often start with strong intent. A company sets emissions targets, updates supplier standards, commits to greener operations, or...
FAO report: trade policy choices shape how fast food markets recover from shocks
Trade policy choices, not market forces alone, determine food market resilience when shocks hit, according to the Food and Agriculture...
What Businesses Should Know Before Expanding Their Workforce in Mexico
Mexico has become a top choice for companies looking to grow their teams and expand into new markets. With a...
EU household energy use fell for a third year in a row, Eurostat reports
EU household energy use fell for a third consecutive year in 2024, according to data published by Eurostat on June...
What Makes Houses for Sale in Chennai Worth Considering?
Chennai has always been a city where tradition, work, education, and family life move together. For many homebuyers, the idea...
5 Important New Trends in Experiential Retail: Tips for Your Business
The retail landscape is shifting faster than ever. Today’s consumers are not just buying products, but also chasing moments that...
Industrial Container Recycling Services in 2026: The Biggest Challenges and the Smartest Solutions
(Photo by Logan Weaver) Industrial waste starts the moment a facility loses control over what is stored, where it sits,...
How to Counter Planned Obsolescence: Practical Fixes for Consumers, Brands & Governments
Planned obsolescence is a pervasive business strategy where products are designed with a limited lifespan, compelling consumers to replace them...
New Belgian Study Confirms: Young Workers Risk Becoming the First Casualties of AI at Work
(Photo by Brooke Cagle) Across advanced economies, AI is moving from experiment to everyday infrastructure. Enterprises are rolling out chatbots,...
Sustainability in the News (January 19 – February 8, 2026)
Here’s a fresh edition of our Sustainability in the News roundup, covering last week’s most important stories in science, climate policy, and...
Why the European Green Deal Is So Expensive (Costs & Economic Impact)
Energy bills rise across the EU and governments start to slow down, adjust or even reverse some measures. In short...
How Learning to Drive Big Rigs Could Be Your Smartest Career Move
Ever watched a massive truck thunder past on the highway and wondered what it takes to be behind that wheel?...
Why Forward Thinking Businesses Are Transforming How They Track Environmental and Social Impact
The conversation around business responsibility has shifted dramatically. What once sat in the realm of public relations and annual charity...
The World Technically ‘Recovered’ from COVID-19 Shock – Millions Left Behind in Extreme Poverty
Post-pandemic extreme poverty trends show a world that has technically “recovered” from the COVID-19 shock. However, the world is nowhere...
Arts & Humanities Careers: Job Market Reality + How to Improve Your Prospects
A master’s degree, 150 applications - and still no job. That's the story from a 23-year-old with a fresh master’s...
Why Small Businesses Lose Money Without Sustainable SEO
Beyond publishing on this sustainable news website, we also examine how small and medium businesses (SMBs) can apply a sustainable...
How ERP Enhances Productivity and Enables Durable Goods Distributors To Anticipate Customer Needs
Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems have become instrumental in the evolution of wholesale distribution, especially for companies dealing with durable...
The Fear of Economic Growth Misses the Point
In the public debate, a new mantra is gaining ground, spread by such economist like Kallis, Hickel, Latouche, Martinez-Alier, or...
Eco-Friendly Boating Practices
Eco-friendly boating does not require giving up comfort or fun on the water. Small, practical choices often make the biggest...
Sustainability in the News (October 26 – November 9, 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...
China Publishes Biotech 2026–2030 Plan while Global Biologics Hit 57% by 2030
China has published a new five-year proposal on what it considers to be progress in the biotech world. It's quite...
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...
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...
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...
