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An international businessman felt so guilty about his carbon footprint that he drained his pension fund to offset it
Environment
An international businessman felt so guilty about his carbon footprint that he drained his pension fund to offset it
By Olivia Rudgard and BloombergApril 22, 2023
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Leadership
The conversion of empty offices to apartments is padding Autodesk’s bottom line: ‘Customers are asking how to modernize, retrofit, and extend capacity’
By Phil WahbaApril 21, 2023
The destruction of nature threatens the world economy. It’s time to outlaw it as a serious financial crime
Commentary
The destruction of nature threatens the world economy. It’s time to outlaw it as a serious financial crime
By Midori PaxtonApril 21, 2023
Global resources shark Glencore must understand the world is no longer for sale
Commentary
Global resources shark Glencore must understand the world is no longer for sale
By Jeffrey Sonnenfeld and Steven TianApril 20, 2023
Johnson Controls CEO: ‘Humanity has 7 years to cut global emissions by half–but we can decarbonize buildings ahead of schedule’
Commentary
Johnson Controls CEO: ‘Humanity has 7 years to cut global emissions by half–but we can decarbonize buildings ahead of schedule’
By George OliverApril 19, 2023
Bat signal
Environment
Scientists light the bat signal on climate change as study finds 81 of North America’s 154 bats face ‘severe population decline’ over 15 years
By John Flesher and The Associated PressApril 17, 2023
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine boosted clean energy to power more than 90% of new demand last year, report says
Environment
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine boosted clean energy to power more than 90% of new demand last year, report says
By Tristan BoveApril 12, 2023
Global warming risks ‘pushing’ fiercer hurricanes into the U.S.—especially Florida, new study says
Environment
Global warming risks ‘pushing’ fiercer hurricanes into the U.S.—especially Florida, new study says
By Seth Borenstein and The Associated PressApril 7, 2023
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Environment
The scientists who claim global warming is creating more home runs in baseball break down what they learned from 100,000 games
By Christopher W. Callahan, Justin S. Mankin and The ConversationApril 7, 2023
Baseball
Environment
Climate change digs the long ball: Study finds 50 extra home runs per year because of hotter, thinner air
By Seth Borenstein and The Associated PressApril 7, 2023
We represent half of the global fashion industry–and they want to stop polluting the planet. But no industry can police itself
Commentary
We represent half of the global fashion industry–and they want to stop polluting the planet. But no industry can police itself
By Andrew MartinApril 7, 2023
Scientists are worried about the rise in methane emissions as the world heats up and ‘cows in particular’ are to blame
Environment
Scientists are worried about the rise in methane emissions as the world heats up and ‘cows in particular’ are to blame
By Isabella O'Malley and The Associated PressApril 6, 2023
Ski resorts face an existential danger. Here’s how Vail Resorts’ CEO is adapting to climate change
Leadership
Ski resorts face an existential danger. Here’s how Vail Resorts’ CEO is adapting to climate change
By Phil WahbaApril 6, 2023
Climate change is making the skies less friendly. Prepare for a future where you always have your seatbelt on
Commentary
Climate change is making the skies less friendly. Prepare for a future where you always have your seatbelt on
By Carolyn BarberApril 4, 2023
Extreme weather
Environment
Why does the U.S. have more extreme weather than other countries?
By Seth Borenstein and The Associated PressApril 2, 2023
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