For years, sustainable finance has mostly spoken of carbon: net-zero targets, green bonds, transition plans. Meanwhile, another risk has gone from quiet to critical biodiversity

Plastic is a major environmental issue today, appearing everywhere from domestic water systems to human blood vessels. Tiny microplastic particles not only penetrate our bodies

During the 1980’s the world underwent a series of changes known as the Third Wave of globalization. Since the 80’s and up to the present

While we all know that the Arctic is one of the, if not the most, affected areas on Earth for global warming, most of us

We live in an age where drowning in climate fear is commonplace. The news cycle is laden with reports about how sea levels will rise—drowning

Photograph: Yuji Kotani/Getty Images Cities have always been symbols of progress. They bring together people, capital, and ideas that drive economic growth and innovation. Yet

In contemporary consumer vocabulary, the adjective “green” has become a powerful factor in competitive differentiation. For this very reason, in recent years, legislators and regulatory

Italian cities are entering a historic moment in which extreme events, ranging from extended heat waves to heavy rains and recurring floods, are no longer

A New Digital Habit For many of us, opening the Vinted app has become just as routine as scrolling through Instagram or queuing up songs

Speaking of sustainability these days, focus tends to be on technological innovation, corporate commitments, or global pacts such as the Paris Accord. What is obscured

The global economy is based on supply and demand: where demand addresses the amount of a product consumers are prepared to buy at different prices, and

Trump’s return to the presidency has brought a reversal of U.S. climate and environmental policy. Since January, the administration has launched an aggressive deregulatory campaign,