China’s $226 Million Undersea Data Center Cuts Land And Water Use For AI Infrastructure
China’s undersea data center near Shanghai has drawn about $226 million in investment and is designed for 24MW of total…
A Blueprint for Britain’s Revival
There are five big policy-related problems holding back the UK economy. Any politician who tackles them in earnest would benefit…
Intelligent Energy Joins UK Alliance to Accelerate Hydrogen Flight
Intelligent Energy (IE), the UK’s leading hydrogen fuel cell manufacturer, has joined the Hydrogen in Aviation Alliance (HIA), to help…
Iran Is Pressing Its Strategic Advantage by Carla Norrlöf
Politics May 19, 2026 Carla Norrlöf Military and economic coercion usually costs the coercer as well as the target. But…
Singapore launches coalition to boost demand for high-integrity carbon credits | News | Eco-Business
Regional corporates, financial institutions and climate organisations have kicked off a new Singapore-based coalition with aims to channel financing into…
Temasek cannot meet 2030 emissions targets, dragged by aviation, energy sectors: CEO | News | Eco-Business
Singapore’s sovereign wealth fund is unlikely to meet its 2030 decarbonisation targets, its chief executive said, citing challenges in lowering…
Cartographic Justice for Africa by Carlos Lopes & Selma Malika Haddadi
For centuries, the Mercator map has distorted Africa’s size, shaping perceptions of the continent’s strategic significance and economic prospects. Adopting…
Rising waters and mounting pressures collide on Kenya’s Lake Turkana
Lake Turkana in northern Kenya has risen by as much as 10 meters (33 feet) over the past 15 years,…
‘Turkana has always adapted to change’: Interview with environmentalist Ikal Angelei
Local livelihoods around Kenya’s Lake Turkana have long shifted between pastoralism, fishing, farming and trade as people adapted to a…
Māori climate risk worsened by colonization, report finds
This story is published through the Indigenous News Alliance. In Aotearoa New Zealand, record-breaking storms and flooding are impacting Māori…
Timor green pigeon could go extinct without immediate action, study finds
The extremely rare Timor green pigeon has fewer than 500 individuals left in the wild, according to a recent study.…
Coal-dependent Indonesia shows strongest public support for phasing out the fossil fuel | News | Eco-Business
Despite being the region’s largest coal producer and one of the world’s biggest users of coal power, Indonesians are more…
As sustainability retreats, Singapore youths face a green jobs reality check | News | Eco-Business
Demand among Singapore’s youth for careers in sustainability is strong, but the pipeline of green jobs is tightening as corporate…
Jefferson’s Revolutionary Language
Of the delegates who assembled in Philadelphia in 1776 for the Second Continental Congress, only Thomas Jefferson possessed the skill,…
Climate Change Is Redrawing the Map of Species Migration
On our warming planet, wildlife is on the move. Its redistribution is wide, complex and hard to predict since not…
Organized crime adds to environmental destruction in the Amazon, report finds
A new report by the International Crisis Group finds that organized crime has become a “major obstacle” to protecting the…
Clean energy trade group CEBA names new chair
Mike Mattera, director of corporate sustainability for cloud company Akamai Technologies, is taking over as chair of the newly rebranded…
19,000 Great Pyramids a year: Report flags unsustainable rate of sand mining
A new analysis of global sand extraction indicates the industry is removing roughly 50 billion metric tons a year, a…
The computer scientist demystifying AI and sustainability
Sasha Luccioni left her job as an AI researcher at Morgan Stanley in 2019 because she was concerned about how…