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.
In recent years, South Korea’s used clothing exports have climbed into an unexpected spotlight, and it is difficult to talk about this trend without quickly bumping into a bigger, louder story about fast fashion, environmental strain, and global markets groaning under...
One of the most pressing global concerns of our time is the issue of food waste. Fueled by excess production, consumer behavior, retail standards, and convenience culture, it affects communities, homes, and industries. The effects of food waste are extensive,...
From highways to skyscrapers, cement is the foundation of contemporary infrastructure, but it has a significant negative impact on the environment. One of the biggest industrial emitters of CO₂ in the world, the cement sector alone accounts for about 7% of global...
The recent round of United Nations negotiations aimed at forging a legally binding global treaty to combat plastic pollution has failed. The second part of the fifth session of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee (INC-5.2), held in Geneva from August 5 to 14,...
The Science-Based objectives initiative (SBTi) reports a 227% rise in Corporate Near- and Net - Zero Target setting between the end of 2023 and mid-2025, demonstrating the remarkable momentum behind the worldwide campaign for sustainability. This increase, which is...
To hasten the EU's shift from a linear to a circular economy, the EU aims to double the circularity rate by 2030 with the new Circular Economy Act, which is scheduled for adoption in 2026. The EU aims to double the circularity rate by 2030 from 11.8% in 2023 to 24%....
