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Climate Science
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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.
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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.
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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...
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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.
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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.
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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...
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.