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The best way to design your workweek is to conduct a time audit, says Banks Benitez. This can cut distractions, create boundaries and optimize your time.

From millions facing power shortages in Ukraine to plans for a ‘green energy corridor’ in Europe, our round-up brings you the latest global energy news.

Healthcare systems account for 4% of global emissions, which impacts human health. Here's how driving sustainable change delivers better health outcomes.

Latin America leaders share their perspectives on how the region can drive innovation and growth while embracing sustainability across their value chains.

Young people in Japan are increasingly aware of international issues, but the development sector still struggles to attract talent. Better education is key.

India’s clean air strategy aims to reduce emissions of particulate matter by 30%. Air pollution cuts the life expectancy of people in Delhi by 10 years.

In recent months, The Netherlands has been all over the news for trying to eliminate the element nitrogen, which makes up about 78 percent of Earth's atmosphere. It turns out that many other [...]

Tobias Ellwood MP said "the free market experiment is over" as he backed former finance minister Rishi Sunak to "reset" British politics.

Sea levels have reached record highs and are forecast to rise more by 2050. Where are sea levels rising fastest and what can the world do to slow the tide?

By 2030, climate change is expected to push 132 million into extreme poverty. But a focus on climate justice at COP27 could prevent this and aid the fight against climate change.