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Will China beat the U.S. clean energy market?
As 2017 begins, China is poised to leap ahead of the United States on clean energy to become the most important player in the global market
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Is renewable energy news at risk of becoming clickbait?
In the wake of the 2016 presidential election, the proliferation of misinformation on social media is finally getting the attention it deserves. Or so I thought.
Sustainability needs leaders motivated by a compelling purpose
In business school, the classmates who stood out fell into three categories: investors; combiners; and entrepreneurs.
Remains of wolf-like ancient otter discovered in China
The modern day otter might not be the most fearsome creature to stalk the Earth ...
French Polynesia signs first ‘floating city’ deal
French Polynesia has signed an agreement that supporters hope could pave the way for autonomous floating cities around the world.
Photos show Japanese whaling off Antarctica, group says
Australia has sharply criticised Japan after photos emerged allegedly showing it had resumed whaling off Antarctica.
From the Capitol to a garden market, planting a ‘climate change agent’
U.S. climate policy will go local after the presidential inauguration Jan. 20. In the absence of the prospect of national action, local businesses have a significant opportunity to enhance the local economy and combat climate change through their operations.
Why Europe is leading on climate-conscious business
In 2015, I moved to Europe to develop our international services at 3Degrees.
As Asian luxury market grows, a surge in tiger killings in India
Poachers killed more tigers in the forests of India in 2016 than any year in the last 15.
Is more tech the answer to climate woes? New study says yes
The pace of the global rollout of clean technologies needs to increase tenfold, exceeding the pace of change seen in previous industrial revolutions ....
