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RockCreek chief says impact of US Inflation Reduction Act is at risk
Stricter rules are welcome but let’s not go too far in cutting choice
The latest annual ranking shows the extent to which entrepreneurship continues to thrive, despite a backdrop of considerable political and social upheaval given rising interest rates and a slowing economy
Indonesia and Malaysia have a point in criticising tariffs that penalise sustainable producers
Fund for beef and soy farmers who protect rainforest struggles to make loans as planned
Two business school professors prepared this exercise for students to focus on the strategic dilemmas for fossil fuel groups
Virtual instruction enables more ‘diverse and rich’ participation
Because harvesting peat causes massive carbon release, its use is being abandoned by both outdoor and indoor growers
Accessories that are both people pleasing and planet positive
Which trees should be planted to cope with our changing climate? Can a pre-fab be fabulous? And what would you pay for a sustainable home? Plus: the Cornish village getting its heat from beneath the street and five energy-efficient homes for sale
Traditionalists argue for native species but others claim non-native plants can help ensure our woodland’s survival amid rising temperatures
New-build developers are enticing buyers with a raft of green features — at a premium
Also in this newsletter: Bulgaria’s belching coal plant rapped in pollution crackdown
Factory-built homes are pushing the boundaries of design and eco-friendliness but still suffer from stigma
Buyers of the $1.3bn convertible bond can feel good about whatever cause they are supporting
A former male preserve in Italy is under pressure to adopt sustainable practices
MSPs seek pause in aquaculture growth over environmental and welfare concerns as mortality doubles
Critical raw metals inside the disposable e-cigarettes enticing Gen Z are more likely to be dumped than recycled
Creatives are coming up with cool solutions to the island’s tidal wave of rubbish
Also in today’s newsletter, there’s more to shareholder proposals than winning the vote
Why 2023 could be a turning point for climate action. Plus: landmark green legislation boosts the renewables industry, while sparking transatlantic tensions; Gfanz endures growing pains; UK party politics; and how to drive behaviour change
EU officials fear Biden’s climate law will undermine the bloc’s own efforts to drive green investment
Environmentalists say unified messaging and policy are vital for behavioural change
Plus, Emmanuel Faber eyes official start for ISSB’s accounting standards initiative
HK might not be at the forefront of environmental friendliness, but some of its leading chefs are seeking to redress that — to delicious effect
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