3 things sustainability professionals can’t afford to outsource to AI
The opinions expressed here by Trellis expert contributors are their own, not those of Trellis. Like all knowledge workers, sustainability…
What went right this week: Australia’s four-day week experiment, plus more
Australia’s four-day week trial ‘boosted productivity’ The results of an Australian four-day week trial are in, and show that almost…
EPA Officials Received At Least $1.8bn From Chemical Industry
Industry had been lobbying President Donald Trump since he took office in early 2025 to end the federal disaster management…
Why Pollinators Belong at the Center of Biodiversity Policy
From coastal protection to clean water, pollinators support far more than crops. They need to be treated as central to…
Is Trump’s Iran War a Crime of Aggression? by Lawrence Douglas
America’s war on Iran is widely considered an illegal act of aggression in clear violation of the United Nations Charter.…
How your company can work with Stanford’s sustainability school
The Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability is running at full steam following a 2022 $1.1 billion donation from venture capitalist…
Colombia Approves Ecopetrol-Led Geothermal Project In Push Beyond Hydropower
Colombia approved the environmental viability of the exploratory phase of the Nereidas geothermal project in Caldas province. The project is…
Climeworks Appoints Stéphan Truchot as Chief Financial Officer
Climeworks has appointed Stéphan Truchot as CFO, effective June 1, 2026, as it scales direct air capture and carbon removal…
How Sustainable Ocean Plans Can Help the EU Ocean Act Succeed
Europe’s seas are under mounting pressure. From intense fishing and shipping traffic to expanding offshore renewable energy and the urgent…
Ground Swell of Support for First-Ever Community-Owned Solar Park Battery with Share Offer Now 80 % Funded
Low Carbon Hub, a social enterprise which develops community-owned renewable energy projects in Oxfordshire has been inviting people to invest…
Starbucks’ climate dilemma: the world loves lattes
Starbucks’ pledge to cut its greenhouse gas emissions, water consumption and waste in half by 2030 remains the boldest climate…
As seas rise, where will Louisiana’s fishers go?
A new paper generated a fair amount of consternation and eye-rolling when the authors claimed that New Orleans, the largest…
UN General Assembly Backs Historic World Court Climate Ruling
The International Court of Justice, the world’s top court, ruled last year that government actions driving climate change are illegal…
A Cold Shower for the AI Mania
Although generative AI tools have improved rapidly and now outperform humans across many tasks, the market’s current euphoria may not…
Has Taiwan Made Itself Immune to American Betrayal? by Channing Lee
Although Donald Trump’s recent statements about Taiwan seemed like a gift to Chinese President Xi Jinping, such rhetoric no longer…
Could This Rechargeable Fuel Cell Help Humans Live on the Moon?
In a recent news report published by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), researchers reported significant progress in regenerative…
La Caisse Backs Novisto as Demand Grows for Sustainability Reporting Infrastructure
La Caisse invests in sustainability software platform Novisto as global disclosure requirements intensify Partnership reflects growing demand for auditable sustainability…
British International Investment, CIP Launch $300 Million India Renewables Platform
British International Investment and Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners will each commit $150 million to North Star, a new $300 million renewable…
New Project to Study How Things Are Heating Up in the Agriculture Industry
As Australia’s agricultural sector tries to navigate more frequent and intense heatwaves, a new project by Charles Darwin University (CDU)…