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Introducing the world’s most sustainable football stadiumsFrom seats made of sugarcane to an arena that is built entirely from wood, these 12 stadiums are showing that football’s sustainability game can be won where it’s played. -
Disputes loom as cooler waters tempt fishAs cooler waters tempt fish to escape growing warmth, international agreements on fishing rights become outdated, heightening tensions between states.
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‘We face a global emergency’ over oceans: UN chief sounds the alarm at G7 Summit eventPolicy & Finance
‘We face a global emergency’ over oceans: UN chief sounds the alarm at G7 Summit event
Unless there is a change of course, the amount of plastic waste in the world’s oceans will outweigh the fish that live in them, by 2050, said the United Nations Secretary-General on Saturday, declaring that the world now faces a “global emergency” over the oceans. -
Saving the planet...one dumpling at a timeNearly three quarters of consumers globally are limiting or avoiding meat altogether, and this is helping cut global greenhouse gas emissions.
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It's time to train accountants in sustainability– How can you manage what your accountant isn't trained to measure, asks Leanne Keddie from Concordia University. -
Yes, humans are depleting Earth's resources, but 'footprint' estimates don't tell the full storyCarbon & Climate
Yes, humans are depleting Earth's resources, but 'footprint' estimates don't tell the full story
– Earth Overshoot Day—the date when humanity’s 'footprint' on nature exceeds what the Earth can regenerate in 365 days—is getting earlier each year. But the math behind it is problematic and could be vastly underestimating the damage we are doing to the planet, says Michigan State University's Robert Richardson. -
The costs of trade war– Global trade has long been the driver of economic growth. Recent tariff hikes threaten to reverse this course, leaving the developing world most vulnerable.
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Bringing nature back to cities is good for plants, animals and humans– Urban rewilding is about conservation, but it’s also about reconnecting people with the natural world.
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ABB set to power Canada’s largest solar photovoltaic plant– The global power and automations firm won an order of US$80 million to supply a 100-megawatt photovoltaic solar plant in Ontario, which will increase the clean energy capacity of Canada and reduce 162,000 metric tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions annually
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