Climate Policy & Business

• Oct 19, 2026 Javan Hawk-Eagle Conservation: From National Symbol to Forest Protection Indonesia’s rare eagle gained public attention and research, but capture and forest loss remain threats. Nest protection and releases offer signs of progress.
• Oct 17, 2026 Recent Global Warming Estimates Vary More Than Twofold Three methods put post-2011 warming between 0.25°C and 0.6°C per decade, a wide range that changes projections for mid-century.
• Oct 16, 2026 Could a Sperm Whale Swallow a Person? The Anatomy and Odds Most whales can’t swallow a person. A sperm whale might manage it anatomically, but the encounter and survival scenario described are extraordinarily unlikely.
• Oct 16, 2026 Digital Product Passports Put Supply Chain Data to Work for Circularity Digital product passports can improve sourcing visibility, support repair and recycling, and give customers evidence behind product claims.
• Oct 15, 2026 Humpback Whales: Recovery, Migration and the Risks Still Facing Them Humpbacks have rebounded after heavy hunting, but uneven recovery, warming seas, fishing gear and ship noise continue to threaten some populations.
• Oct 15, 2026 Designing Wood Products for Durability, Repair and Long-Term Use Layered hardwood and recycled paper can improve stability and make a material’s structure its visual identity, putting lasting use at the center of circular des...
• Oct 14, 2026 Turning Sustainable Product Improvements Into Reasons Customers Choose Environmental gains need customer evidence, technical validation and clear claims before they can support a product’s commercial case.
• Oct 13, 2026 EUDR Traceability: Supply Chain Challenges and Business Opportunities EUDR requires detailed sourcing evidence for forest-risk commodities. Better traceability can also support resilience, risk management and stakeholder trust.
• Oct 12, 2026 Synthetic Strategy Helps Businesses Find Value in Climate Transition Climate risks can weaken productivity and insurance markets, while long-term planning and emissions cuts may build resilience and open new business opportunitie...
• Oct 11, 2026 Central England’s 250-Year Temperature Record Shows a Sharp Recent Warming CET data show little long-term change before the 20th century, followed by faster warming since the 1980s, with recent decades unusually hot.
• Oct 07, 2026 Hitachi Property Uses Washable Paper Bags to Bring Circular Economy into Daily Life A durable bag for condominium paperwork is giving customers and employees a practical way to engage with material choices and environmental awareness.
• Oct 06, 2026 Climate Litigation Reaches More Industries and Corporate Decisions A 2026 report tracks climate cases in 62 countries, with companies facing claims tied to emissions, transition plans, physical risks and environmental claims.
• Oct 05, 2026 Perennial Grains Bring Kansas Prairie Lessons to Modern Farming The Land Institute’s perennial crops aim to conserve soil and water, while research and farm trials extend the approach beyond Kansas.
• Oct 05, 2026 Industrial Surplus Reuse Can Cut Emissions From Replacement Manufacturing Keeping usable equipment in service can preserve its remaining value and reduce demand for new manufacturing, a major source of machinery emissions.
• Oct 04, 2026 El Niño’s Four-Month Link to Atmospheric CO₂ Growth Helps Explain Short-Term Swings A four-month lag connects El Niño to changes in atmospheric CO₂ growth, while two unusual dips remain after accounting for that influence.
• Oct 01, 2026 CO₂ Growth Rates Show Why Energy Security Shapes Emissions Short-term CO₂ dips need careful interpretation. Global energy disruptions also show why diversified power can strengthen supply and reduce fossil fuel use.