A Changing Climate Casts a Shadow on Global Trade

 

COP28: New Climate Negotiations

Plastic-Eating Bacteria: A new solution to mitigate waste production?

Central America: The environmental costs of a booming economy

Sustainable Development Goals: Do they hold much importance?

The Rising Tide: A Call for Collective Action

This image illustrates the changes of the sea levels from 1993-2017:

B Corporations: Redefining Business Paradigms

In a world where profits often overshadow social and environmental concerns, a new type of business entity has emerged with the solemn mission to redefine success; B Corps embody a different and innovative approach. A 'B Corporation' also known as Benefit Corporation, is a type of for-profit business entity that is somewhat legally required to consider their environmental and socioeconomic impact. These corporations attempt to balance their purpose of environmental sustainability and the aim of profit-maximization. In other words, B Corps meet "the high standards of social and environmental performace, transparency and accountability".