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Today, we associate Frenchman Jacques-Yves Cousteau with the ocean. If, however, you grew up in the 1970s as I did, the co-inventor of the aqualung, a pioneering nature filmmaker and environmentalist seemed to be everywhere. When he wasn't on TV exploring the sea (as Orson Welles or Rod Serling narrated), he was in our textbooks, libraries and even getting skewered in Mad Magazine as if he were a politician or an Instagram influencer getting mocked in The Onion today.

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To kick off BusinessGreen's new COP26 Hub, Alister Doyle provides an insiders' guide on everything business leaders should know about this autumn's 'Summit to save the world'

It's all in the Ecosystem Companies need to look beyond what is immediately visible and start accepting that everyone is part of a landscape, or broadly an ecosystem. That's where biodiversity strategies and action plans come in. Subir Ghosh had a threadbare conversation on the subject with Alexis Morgan, Global Water Stewardship lead at WWF International. When it comes to discussions on environment in the fashion industry, most confine arguments to just effluent discharge, water consumption, power consu...

“Whatever our world leaders are 'doing' to reduce emissions, they are doing it wrong … Our political leaders have failed us … We have to understand what the older generation has dealt to us, what mess they have created that we have to clean up and live with.” — Greta Thunberg The primary force overheating our planet, destabilizing our climate, and acidifying our oceans is the CO2 humans are dumping into the atmosphere. Despite decades of Earth Days, international climate summits and even an epic economic contraction caused by a global pandemic, the amount of CO2 piling up in our atm...