Scope 3 Reporting: How ITAD Strengthens ESG Reporting
Enhance your supply chain emissions accounting with ITAD strategies for effective reuse and recycling in scope 3 reporting.| HOBI International, Inc.
A new study from ETH Zurich offers a sharp insight into the climate crisis: since 1990, the richest 10% of people on Earth have caused more than two-thirds of global warming. This warming has led to more frequent and intense heatwaves, droughts, and other climate extremes—especially in regions that have done the least to cause […]| The Horizons Tracker
Japanese cosmetics brand SHIRO Co., Ltd. has announced it will open an innovative restaurant named MORISHIRO this Friday, November 21. Located on the grounds of its “Minna no Kojo” factory in Sunagawa, Hokkaido, the restaurant will offer a dining experience centred on the resources and aromas of the local forest, championing sustainable practices and regional […] The post MORISHIRO restaurant connects diners with Hokkaido’s forests appeared first on Zenbird - Gateway to Sustainability...| Zenbird – Gateway to Sustainability in Japan
The new Journey’s End Wilderness Preserve permanently protects 342 acres adjacent to the Long Trail corridor and Jay State Forest in Vermont. Read the story on VTDigger here: Land trust expands Long Trail corridor protection, creates ‘forever wild’ preserve.| VTDigger
COP30’s retreat on climate finance signals the persistence of a global order where ambition in the South remains hostage to money from the North. #Climatefinance #COP30| Policy Circle
CALIFORNIA IS A MAJOR HUB for data centers — the facilities that store and transmit much of the internet. But just how much these power-hungry operations affect the state’s energy use, climate and public health remains an open question for researchers. A new report released last week by the environmental think tank Next 10 and a UC […] The post California data centers scrutinized as report flags rising emissions, strain on energy grid appeared first on Local News Matters.| Local News Matters
Upcycling and parts harvesting move beyond basic recycling by recovering high-value components for redeployment. Learn how HOBI integrates assessment, secure disassembly, logistics, and certified recycling to increase ROI, reduce emissions, and strengthen ESG reporting with measurable, audit-ready results across the IT asset lifecycle. <p>The post Parts Harvesting and Upcycling: Going Beyond Recycling first appeared on HOBI International, Inc..</p>| HOBI International, Inc.
Enhance your supply chain emissions accounting with ITAD strategies for effective reuse and recycling in scope 3 reporting.| HOBI International, Inc.
Gulfport cracks down on litter with $1,000 fines, new signs, and community calls to action. Residents can report violations by calling 311. The post ‘It’s nasty’: Gulfport residents, mayor call for litter cleanup first appeared on RHCJC.| RHCJC
Adaptation finance is accelerating, with corporate issuers and new taxonomies reshaping how climate resilience is funded amid global volatility. The emergence of adaptation bonds, along with a growing emphasis on adaptation within sustainable finance taxonomies, reflects increasing market recognition of the importance of business resilience to climate change. This shift is backed by compelling data: […]| The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance
Google debuted a new and improved AI weather model today that will be incorporated into popular products like Search, Gemini, and Pixel phones. The company’s AI-enhanced forecasts have proven themselves to be quite accurate so far. AI weather models have also been able to make predictions faster and more efficiently than conventional physics-based models. Until […]| The Verge
Dov Osheroff and Willy Maley: perespectives from the left on political violence, history, colonialism, imperialism, racism, antisemitism, social media and the importance of critical thinking and debate Participants: Willy Maley Dov Osheroff Moderator: Mark White The post Dov and Willy talking – perspectives from the left on political violence, history, colonialism, imperialism, racism, antisemitism, social media and the importance of critical thinking and debate first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
Article Acts of civil disobedience often emerge out of a sense of desperation in which citizens feel they are not being heard by decision makers by other means, and so they are forced to seek alternative ways to be heard and to affect change. The very function of civil disobedience is to protest against injustice—a requirement for any democratic society, though it is often portrayed as a foolish, juvenile activity reserved for people on the lower rungs of society. The post In Defense of Cli...| Plebity
Article Today, there is intense talk of possible use of ‘tactical’ nuclear weapons by Putin in Ukraine. A recent NYtimes headline read: ‘In Washington, Putin’s Nuclear Threats Stir Growing Alarm' and the subhead went on to say that ‘U.S. officials are gaming out responses’. The post Is the Apocalypse Transphobic? first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
ARTICLE Somewhere along the way, the environmental movement became human-centric. We turned Nature into the Environment, Animals into Resources, and Land into Conservation Sites The post The Revival – The False Promise of Recreating the Ice Age to Save the Planet first appeared on Plebity.| Plebity
COP30 is the ‘Implementation COP’, it is a summit at which we hope that world leaders will move from pledges to action. Key areas of discussion centre around six themes: 1. Mitigation – Reducing greenhouse gas emissions2. Adaptation – Building resilience to climate impacts3. Finance – Mobilising funds for climate solutions4. Technology – Sharing and […]| Joint Public Issues Team
Lawyers for multiple conservation organizations argued during a hearing in Helena on Friday new Montana regulations around wolves could harm the species long term. Several new state regulations, including new rules allowing for the killing of up to 558 wolves during the current hunting season, could put the species at risk of “severe population depletion,” […]| Daily Montanan
BOZEMAN —Scattered across a couple tables at Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Region 3 Headquarters on Wednesday night, were the decapitated heads of several deer. Those attending the event, aimed at teaching the public about Chronic Wasting Disease, got expert instruction on how to remove lymph nodes from an animal, which are then sent to […]| Daily Montanan
Canada’s Development and Peace-Caritas office seeks mandatory protections for global communities at risk from Canada's mining industry. The post Catholic organization stands up against Canadian mining industry’s global environmental harm appeared first on America Magazine.| America Magazine
Some 75 MPs have signed a letter condemning the Sea Life London Aquarium's treatment of its penguins| New Statesman
Why would a Republican U.S. Senator from a coal-and-oil state be fighting alongside Democrats to preserve an emissions reporting program? Because it's good politics and good policy.| InForum
A new study digitized decades’ worth of written observations about Michigan’s fish to show a connection between warmer waters and smaller fish. Prized species like northern pike are among the affected species.| BridgeDetroit
W ildfires like the ones that recently devastated Southern California burn an average of 7 million acres a year in the United States, taking dozens of lives and causing billions of dollars in damage. While 2025 is off to a bad start, the 2020 wildfires are still the worst on record in the United States, consuming 10 million acres. That year, fires burned 4.3 million acres in California, where they killed 25 people, caused over $12 billion in damage and […] The post XPRIZE UF appeared first ...| Explore Magazine
Whitney Lab scientists pursue ambitious marine-life discoveries The post Secrets of the Seas appeared first on Explore Magazine.| Explore Magazine
Carbon offsets have become big business as more companies make promises to protect the climate but can’t meet the goals on their own. When a company buys carbon offsets, it pays a project elsewhere to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on its behalf – by planting trees, for example, or generating renewable energy. The idea is that reducing greenhouse gas emissions anywhere pays off for the global climate.https://theconversation.com/companies-are-buying-up-cheap-carbon-offsets-data-suggest-...| Explore Magazine
When structures collapse, Jennifer Bridge’s phone rings. Often, it is family wanting insight from Bridge, an associate professor in the University of Florida’s Department of Civil & Coastal Engineering. She is a well-regarded expert in structural engineering, so that phone also rings with state officials and building industry leaders. The post UF engineering researcher helping make structures safer after Surfside disaster<em> — Dave Schlenker</em> appeared first on Explore Magazine.| Explore Magazine
As gas and electric companies transition away from fossil fuels, South Dakota officials stress reliability of resources in extreme weather.| South Dakota News Watch
Marine invertebrates support lives and livelihoods in coastal communities around the world. In addition to being a vital source of food, crabs, shrimp, and other creatures play an important role in various cultural traditions. This article presents evidence from Ghana, arguing for the development of sustainable community-based management systems to conserve these organisms and preserve The post Marine invertebrates and coastal communities: insights from Ghana appeared first on Globaldev Blog.| Globaldev Blog
No reports of additional fish killed after the city's Woodland Reservoir leaked again.| Duluth News Tribune
Why would a Republican U.S. Senator from a coal-and-oil state be fighting alongside Democrats to preserve an emissions reporting program? Because it's good politics and good policy.| Grand Forks Herald
Events to highlight opposition to Riverview Farms' planned dairies in North Dakota included a press conference in Bismarck, a petition delivered to the governor's office, and a rally in Manitoba.| Grand Forks Herald
A coalition of municipalities, irrigators and conservation groups argues in a lawsuit that the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation’s unabated use of wells exempted from the state’s water-right permitting process is jeopardizing critical water supplies and aquatic ecosystems. The post Group sues the state over law used to bring water to rural subdivisions appeared first on Montana Free Press.| Montana Free Press
Overnight, there was flooding in Lancashire and Cumbria, so passengers should check before travelling.| RailAdvent
Outgoing Broads Authority chief executive John Packman warns climate change is “already biting” as rising seas threaten Norfolk’s wetlands The post Outgoing Broads boss: the unstoppable rise of the waters first appeared on East Anglia Bylines.| East Anglia Bylines
Applications for giant UK livestock factory farms are ignoring climate emissions, despite a landmark Supreme Court ruling The post Emissions scandal: factory farms fail to declare climate impacts first appeared on East Anglia Bylines.| East Anglia Bylines
Elusive and majestic, the Bittern’s booming call echoes across Minsmere’s reeds – a symbol of hope and conservation success The post Hidden wonders: my fascinating encounters with the Bittern first appeared on East Anglia Bylines.| East Anglia Bylines
You shouldn’t really worry about your energy use when using domestic AI, it’s probably no worse than watching your favourite soap The post How much energy does ChatGPT really use? first appeared on East Anglia Bylines.| East Anglia Bylines
Earlier this month, The Lancet published its 2025 Commission report on “healthy, sustainable, and…| NYC Food Policy Center (Hunter College)
As the effects of climate change become increasingly apparent, EU citizens are facing growing risks of more severe and frequent flooding. Climate adaptation is being prioritised to meet this risk and protect people, properties and infrastructure, with several EU-funded projects pioneering approaches using nature-based solutions. The impacts of flooding were especially evident in 2024, when ...| European Science-Media Hub
Scientists across Europe seek inspiration from flora to develop robots and materials. Europe is home to more than 20,000 plant species. Shaped by millions| European Science-Media Hub
Marcelo Leite argues that psychedelics cannot solve the ecological crisis. While Indigenous peoples use them to communicate with nature’s spirits, Western romanticization distorts their meaning. Psychedelics’ modern advocates include capitalists and extremists, showing they don’t inherently inspire ecological ethics. True change requires systemic transformation, not chemical revelation or spiritual escapism.| Chacruna
The collective American consciousness would say that aspiration is a powerful force and one that should be encouraged. I happen to agree. The modus operandi of America is built on the idea that anyone has the opportunity to aspire to their goals, dreams, or pursuit of happiness. The notion that our …| Intercon
In its basic definition, efficiency relates to a given amount of energy or effort it takes to accomplish a certain task relative to the least possible amount. It is true that a more efficient system/solution/product will use less energy than a less efficient counterpart, but in order to gauge its …| Intercon
A fatigue crack develops from some kind of stress over time.| Daily Breeze
On the evolution of conifers from prehistoric landscapes to the forests of the modern world.| The MIT Press Reader
From storms to oil booms, the region’s past is marked by extraction, upheaval, and the migrations they set in motion.| The MIT Press Reader
anti-speciesistická intersekcionalní konference Světova 1 - Světova 1, Prague, Czech Republic (neděle, 16 listopadu 13:00) Collective Liberation Circle is an intersectional non-academic anti-speciesist conference for collective liberation. It consists of two full days (Sunday, November 16 & Saturday, November 22) of community sharing, imagining, creating, and mutual learning. Come to learn about other perspectives, both human and non-human, and find a way to fight for true liberation tog...| AKCE.NOLOG.CZ
“The Literature of Climate Displacement” is the main theme for an upcoming issue of Public Humanities, which will be guest edited by Tanu Gupta, Shamim Mondol and Mohammad Rahmatullah. The deadline for submissions is April 30, 2026. Areas of particular interest include Deltas & Archipelagos; Borders, Crossings & Carceral Scenes; Indigenous, Islander & River Rights Storytelling; […]| Repeating Islands
Los huracanes de categoría 4 y 5, que antes eran eventos extraordinarios, se están volviendo cada vez más frecuentes debido al calentamiento global. El aumento sostenido de la temperatura del mar está alimentando tormentas más intensas, con lluvias torrenciales, inundaciones y destrucción que afectan de manera desproporcionada a las comunidades más vulnerables. El especialista en […] The post Huracanes más fuertes: la nueva realidad que enfrentan nuestras comunidades appeared first ...| Publiquemoslo
Antarctica's ice cores are like frozen diaries of Earth's past, preserving ancient air and climate clues. Most continuous records go back about 800,000 years. But in a region called the Allan Hills, a special patch of blue ice holds scattered snapshots dating back as far as 2.7 million years.| New Atlas
Cusack's legislation would lower the amount of renewable energy the utilities would be required to purchase and cut the state’s energy efficiency initiative, which is funded through the utilities’ ratepayers, by $500 million.| CommonWealth Beacon
The delays underscore the challenges facing the state in cutting pollution from the transportation sector, which accounts for the largest share of greenhouse gas emissions in Massachusetts at 37 percent.| CommonWealth Beacon
The measure is ushering in an unexpected — and messy — debate over the state’s overall policy push to meet its 2030 climate commitments as Gov. Maura Healey’s energy affordability package filed earlier this year is thrown into disarray.| CommonWealth Beacon
Feds look to forge ahead with taxonomy, update greenwashing legislation| Investment Executive
Editor’s note: This article is adapted from a version published by the Minnesota Women’s Press on August 25, 2025. At a recent public meeting hosted by the Minnesota Women’s Press, about 50 residents, legislators, and advocates invited by the Coalition for Responsible Data Center Development gathered to discuss the rapid growth of hyper-scale data centers. The conversation centered on a proposed facility in Farmington — a project that could use as much as 2.93 million gallons of...| Streets.mn
Citizens protest Delhi’s toxic air, calling out profit-driven politics, weak laws, hollow fixes, and police crackdowns.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
From reviving rainforests to protecting the fauna, India’s modern ecologists are advancing evidence-based conservation and promoting community action.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Once ravaged by Assam’s 1980s insurgency, Manas National Park revived through the grit and stewardship of its local communities.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
How members of a Himalayan community in Spiti have woven their lives around the snow leopard, creating a blueprint for human-carnivore coexistence.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Conserving nature is not about fencing forests but about sustaining the knowledge, culture, and land-use systems that bind people and nature together.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Once shunned as “dirty”, the greater adjutant is thriving again, thanks to conservationists in Bihar and Assam.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Conservation breeding faces several challenges, but it is the last option for saving species.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
At Wayanad’s Gurukula Botanical Sanctuary, nature itself is the guru guiding a team from local communities in the best methods to conserve it.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
In Nagaland’s Pangti village, hunters turned protectors after realising the worth of conserving the remarkable Amur falcon.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Protecting the Kolar leaf-nosed bat—found in a single Karnataka cave—has been tough, but research and state support are helping it take off.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
The steady rise in avian populations in Odisha’s Mangalajodi wetland shows that when local people lead conservation, nature responds with resilience.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
In Rajasthan’s Khichan village, decades of caring for migratory cranes have evolved into a conservation movement, strengthened by a new Ramsar site.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
A restoration project using the local fishing community’s knowledge has revived Vembanad Lake’s endangered black clam population.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Discovered in 2006, the Bugun liocichla—a rare bird named after a rare tribe—sparked a community-led conservation model in Arunachal Pradesh.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
“Cynd”, or kind, once meant both nature and kin. Real conservation starts with that memory, that saving the wild means staying part of it.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
The billionaire’s latest reversal show who dominates the conversation: wealthy dilettantes, not problem-solving engineers.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
The 2025 Reinventing Prosperity Report The Principles for Reinventing Prosperity were shaped by a consultative process, in recognition of the fact that systemic realities are not aligned with …| Blue Notes
The monarch butterfly is seemingly embraced by Australians as a part of the ecosystem, but it's actually native to North America and depends on plant hosts from other parts of the world. Ann Jones investigates how this pretty insect came to make its home on Australian shores.| ABC listen
Those responsible for burning the planet came together at the Cop30 climate summit in Brazil this week. But crucial guilty parties are missing this year. United States president Donald Trump has snubbed the summit, alongside Russia’s Vladimir Putin, China’s Xi Jingping and India’s Narenrda Modi. Trump’s skipping of the event comes after he told the...| Socialist Worker
As insurance industry underwrites fossil fuels, conflicts of interest emerge at the top.| EXPOSEDbyCMD
Extreme weather is killing millions of farmed animals and destroying farms worldwide, creating a cycle of suffering and loss. The post Factory Farming Fuels A Climate “Doom Loop” appeared first on Faunalytics.| Faunalytics
The post How Mott MacDonald is using AI to engineer a smarter world appeared first on Microsoft UK Stories.| Microsoft UK Stories
The notices signal an end to the yearslong fight to prevent development in a corner of the city’s nature park that boasts sweeping views of the Green Mountains. Read the story on VTDigger here: South Burlington residents brace for blasting at Wheeler Nature Park as opposition efforts falter.| VTDigger
It was an epic day for park stewardship at Battle Point Park last Saturday. Cheers for BIG turnouts and serious work from Bainbridge Island Volleyball Boosters and Bainbridge Island Cross Country, volunteering through our ParksCorps program. The squad of volleyball players and parents 55 strong formed a wheelbarrow caravan to| Bainbridge Island Parks & Trails Foundation
It’s a wrestling match out there, folks. Every day. And sometimes you accidentally cut a catfish in half with a battery powered saw. More about that later. This is the situation on local waterways such as the French Broad and Swannanoa rivers post-Helene. But especially the French Broad. Last week, MountainTrue, the Asheville-based environmental nonprofit, […] The post Opinion: The battle against river debris, especially IPEX pipes, still rages on…and will for years appeared first on As...| Asheville Watchdog
Jersey City’s annual fall cleanup effort is still underway, giving residents extra time to clear their properties and prepare for winter. The city is continuing its free leaf bag distribution and curbside collection program through Saturday, December 20, 2025. Residents can receive biodegradable paper leaf bags at no cost on Saturdays from 12:00 p.m. to […]| Hudson Reporter
(This story is part of “The Stakes,” a UC Berkeley Journalism project on executive orders and actions affecting Californians and their communities. It was co-published with The Contra Costa Pulse.) Amid the rows of sunflowers, tomatoes and kale on a North Richmond farm, sits an abandoned concrete slab. It is the foundation of what was meant to… The post The Stakes: Millions of dollars needed to restart North Richmond disaster shelter stalled by Trump cuts appeared first on Richmond Co...| Richmond Confidential
A new NASA documentary showcases PAX’s remote sensing work to detect and address conflict-related environmental damage| PAX
The accomplished Yurok attorney discusses the journey of writing her first book.| Underscore Native News
Within moments, the calm afternoon turned deadly when a sudden flash flood swept away Fritzson Vil and Angelica Pierre, drowning both. The post Ouanaminthe flash flood kills pair romancing at waterfall, highlights storm warning needs appeared first on The Haitian Times.| The Haitian Times
Mike Stephen learns about a local nonprofit dedicated to helping veterans during this difficult time called Veterans Assistance Partnership from founder Tatshee Simmons, gets the lowdown on new local music from The Gunshy, and revisits a segment that explores rats in Chicago. AND…come out to Fitzgerald’s at 6615 W. Roosevelt Rd. in Berwyn on Saturday, November 22, at 3:00 p.m. for the Outside the Loop 1,000th episode taping! It’s a FREE event, but you need to RSVP using this link. To su...| Outside the Loop RADIO
One donation, double the impact between 14 and 28 November 2025 via DEF's Autumn Match Fund, to raise £20k for grassroots nature restoration in Devon.| Devon Environment Foundation
Volunteers gathered Saturday to plant 1,000 prairie violets as part of an ambitious prairie restoration project at Prairie Woods Environmental Learning Center in rural Spicer, Minnesota.| West Central Tribune
RNZ Pacific Pacific civil society groups say 2025 has been a big year for the ocean. Development Alternatives with Women for a New Era (DAWN) representative Maureen Penjueli said the Pacific Ocean was being hyper-militarised and there was a desire for seabed minerals to be used to build-up military capacity. “Critical minerals, whether from land| Asia Pacific Report
Asia Pacific Report In an open letter released at the Belém Climate Summit, special envoys for strategic regions have expressed their support for the COP30 presidency and for all leaders committed to advancing climate crisis action. Former New Zealand prime minister Dame Jacinda Ardern, the “voice” for Oceania, was among the seven climate envoys signing| Asia Pacific Report
As the homes of Gaza’s families lie in ruins, its farmlands and water supply now also pose lethal risks in environmental and health catastrophe. SPECIAL REPORT: By Elis Gjevori Israel’s war on Gaza has not only razed entire neighbourhoods to the ground, displaced families multiple times and decimated medical facilities, but also poisoned the very| Asia Pacific Report
Keeping a line of sight to the challenges of both COP30 in Brazil next week and also the subsequent Pacific’s COP31. A Pacific perspective. COMMENTARY: By Dr Satyendra Prasad As Pacific’s leaders and civil society prepare for the United Nations Climate Conference in Brazil (COP30) next week, they also need to keep a line of| Asia Pacific Report
By Caleb Fotheringham and Tiana Haxton, RNZ Pacific journalists Not enough is yet known about the seafloor to decide if deep sea mining can start in the Cook Islands, says an ocean scientist with the government authority in charge of seabed minerals. The Cook Islands Seabed Minerals Authority (SBMA) returned last week from a 21-day| Asia Pacific Report
Pacific Media Watch A feature story authored by a student journalist highlighting the harm plastic pollution poses to human health in Fiji — with risks expected to rise significantly if robust action is not taken soon — has won the Online category of the 2024 Vision Pasifika Media Awards — Cleaner Pacific. Riya Bhagwan, a| Asia Pacific Report
By Mark Rabago, RNZ Pacific Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas correspondent A Marshall Islands lawmaker has called on Pacific legislatures to establish and strengthen their national human rights commissions to help address the region’s nuclear testing legacy. “Our people in the Marshall Islands carry voices of our lives that are shaped by this nuclear legacy,”| Asia Pacific Report
Officials say the corridor will create hundreds of thousands of jobs, thereby providing more economic options so people are not pressured to join armed groups due to poverty.| Global Voices
The ceasefire may have silenced the bombs, but it has not ended the damage to the land, the water, or the atmosphere we all share.| Global Voices
Debates continue about the role of traditional knowledge in disaster prevention and whether Indigenous communities should be given a larger role in disaster response.| Global Voices
Due to heavy Chinese investment and development in the renewables sector, solar is better and cheaper than ever, making it a viable solution to Nepal’s often unreliable energy supply led by hydropower.| Global Voices
A High Times veteran’s no-till living soil urban farming journey begins on a rooftop in New York City. <p>The post Trees Grow in Brooklyn: A Rooftop Cannabis Garden Grown in Living Soil first appeared on High Times.</p>| High Times
Discover how fertilizers play a crucial role in nourishing the world, and why every day is an opportunity to honor this innovation that sustains our planet. The post Celebrate Every Day as Global Fertilizer Day appeared first on The Fertilizer Institute.| The Fertilizer Institute
