National Geographic Society funds inaugural wetland conservation projects through new Blue Boundaries programme
The National Geographic Society has announced grants to the first cohort of Explorers for Blue Boundaries, a new programme in partnership with the Chubb Charitable Foundation.
Sustainable Development Impact Meetings 2026 to focus on planet, technology and investment
Close to 1000 leaders from government, business, international organisations, civil society and academia will gather in New York for the World Economic Forum’s Sustainable Development Impact Meetings 2026 (SDIM26), from 21 to 24 September.
Over half a trillion pounds of investment required by 2040 to achieve UK’s clean energy transition ambitions
One of the largest infrastructure investment programmes for decades will be required across renewable generation, electricity networks, energy storage and low carbon tech to achieve the UK’s energy transition, according to research published by Santander UK and Standard Life.
New US survey reveals only one in ten sustainability professionals expect their organisation's ambition to decrease
Despite mounting economic, political, and regulatory pressure on corporate sustainability, ambition among sustainability professionals across North America is proving more resilient than widely assumed.
CSOs say commercial momentum will drive climate progress – despite significant geopolitical uncertainty
The World Economic Forum's Chief Sustainability Officers Outlook, has been published, and finds a global transition showing clear signs of progress backed by commercial and technological momentum despite significant drag from geopolitical fragmentation and marked scrutiny on short term performance.
