With over two decades of experience in sustainability, Dr. Elizabeth Green has established herself as a leading voice in the field. Hailing from the USA, her career spans a remarkable journey of environmental advocacy, policy development, and educational initiatives focused on sustainable practices. Dr. Green is actively involved in several global sustainability initiatives and continues to inspire through her writing, speaking engagements, and mentorship programs.
The construction industry is important for the economy, cities, and new buildings. But it also produces a lot of waste - concrete, bricks, wood, metal, and asphalt. Because this waste is growing, construction waste recycling is essential for a more sustainable...
There is a strange feeling many companies share when they sit down to prepare their annual disclosures. The numbers and intentions are there, yet something feels off. That gap, that unease, often comes from ESG reporting challenges, which have quietly grown more...
Climate conversations in 2025 carry a strange quiet. It is not silence from inaction, but a pause where people are starting to reckon with reality. Sworn words have been said, goals have been updated, dashboards are now more packed than ever, but the pressure of...
One of the most exciting holidays of the year is Halloween, which is full of celebratory parties, candy, costumes, and decorations. However, there is a darker side to the fun: the celebration generates significant waste, carbon emissions, and plastic litter. Halloween...
The International Energy Agency’s new briefing suggests a dramatic shift ahead: Sustainable fuel use by 2035 could increase roughly fourfold from 2024 levels if current and announced policies are fully implemented. This is not a single-technology story; it includes...
The sharp increase in UK plastic waste exports to developing countries, an 84% jump in exports in the most recent reporting period, has provoked alarm from campaigners and fresh questions about the nation’s recycling policies, infrastructure, and incentives. This...
