The Covid 19 Pandemic has seen recruitment freezes, redundancies, pay cuts and funding pulled from key areas in society to…
Is the UK’s ‘Green Revolution’ Really Revolutionary?
The United Kingdom is currently facing two very different crises. The more prominent crisis currently is the coronavirus pandemic. It…
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UK to Ban Sale of Petrol Cars by 2030
Shockwaves spread last month when the Prime Minister announced that petrol and diesel vehicles would no longer be sold within…
The EU’s Green Deal
In 2019, The European Commission announced a Green Deal – a plan to be the first carbon-neutral continent that accelerates…
Biden Policies to Boost ESG Assets
Although dealing with the coronavirus pandemic and the resulting economic turmoil will most certainly be on the top of the…
The ETF Goldrush
What are ETFs? An ETF stands for Exchange-Traded Fund, which are baskets of stocks and bonds that are invested into…
The End for Coal?
The ever-rising environmental concerns in the 21st century have turned coal into an undesirable cold product as far as the…
Tesla to Join S&P 500 – What Does This Mean For Sustainability?
On November 16th, Tesla’s monolith status appeared to be cemented upon the announcement made by the S&P Dow Jones Indices…
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Avocados and Sustainability
The humble avocado has been setting records for years as people of all ages and nationalities profess their love for…
Japan’s Net-Zero Promise
“I declare we will aim to realise a decarbonised society.” Just one month after China’s surprise long-term decarbonisation announcement, these…
Electric Scooters: Environmental Safety vs Personal Safety?
The ongoing debate as to how safe electric scooters really are, and how ESG investment can help E-scooters, the newcomers…
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Climate Action Integration in a COVID-19 World
The COVID-19 pandemic has brought about turbulent times across the globe. People often choose to look at the glass half…