More harm than good with climate geo-engineering
Deploying stratospheric aerosol geo-engineering in only one hemisphere is pretty certainly a bad idea, and this work helps reinforce that view.
The Topic of ‘Who Pays’ Re-emerges at the Climate Talks
Attribution leads to a focus on liability that could invite victims of climate change to seek compensation.
Climate liability may soon begin to target automakers.
These companies knew that fossil fuel production contributed to climate change and they hid it.
The big hurdle that do-good companies face
It seems people don’t think companies can make a profit and support a social cause at the same time.
Can Socially Responsible Working Conditions Exist Without Global Regulations?
Companies that offshore pollution to less-regulated countries are effectively passing along the associated social costs.
A Brand with Purpose: Introducing Fairphone
To thrive, brands need to create an emotional connection with people, stemming from a clear brand purpose.
17 “What if…” questions based on the Sustainable Development Goals
We all have a moral responsibility to do what we can to make the world a better place for everyone.
How Big Money in Politics Blocked U.S. Action on Climate Change
From that moment forward, no piece of carbon dioxide regulation legislation has managed to get a single Republican co-sponsor.