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California beachfront waste sorting backlash highlights sustainability blind spots

Author: The Guardian

A heated battle is unfolding in Topanga Canyon, California, where residents are pushing back against the EPA’s decision to use a beachfront site for hazardous waste sorting after the Palisades fire.

Thailand’s rice challenge as India reclaims its export throne

Author: Thaiger

Thailand’s rice dominance is under threat.

France’s ESG retreat could reshape Europe’s sustainability future

Author: euronews

France, once a champion of corporate sustainability rules, now risks leading their rollback.

Asia-Pacific is falling behind on sustainability goals

Author: Sustainability News

Asia-Pacific is running out of time to meet its sustainable development and climate targets.

The Netherlands is reviving an ancient wind-powered craft

Author: The Independent

The Netherlands is seeing a surge in newly trained millers, breathing life into a centuries-old tradition.

Data centres to be required to make their carbon emissions public

Author: RTE

The regulator for Ireland’s energy sector is stepping up transparency requirements for data centres.

MOPO Hits 20M battery rentals, transforming energy access in Africa

Author: Green Business Journal

MOPO, a UK-based pioneer in pay-per-use battery tech, has reached a game-changing milestone—20 million battery rentals across sub-Saharan Africa.

Fergus Elebert on Sustainability Leadership and Veolia’s Role at the Green Awards 2025

Author: April Lara

Veolia’s Regional Director, Fergus Elebert, discusses evolving leadership, the future of Ireland’s environmental services, and the importance of sustainability in the Green Awards 2025.

Profit vs. planet

Author: Green Awards

The global push for sustainability is accelerating—but so are the contradictions.

Trump Administration Targets $20 Billion in Climate Funding

Author: Euro News

The Trump administration is moving to claw back $20 billion in funding allocated to climate and clean energy initiatives, a move critics call unconstitutional and politically motivated.