China’s Long March to Technological Supremacy by Johan Rockström & Inga Strümke
China’s R&D prowess was visible in research output, patents, PhDs, and critical technologies for years, long before crystallizing into commercial…
IFRS, GRI Move to Align Sustainability Reporting Standards to Cut Disclosure Complexity
IFRS Foundation and GRI reaffirmed plans to align common disclosures across ISSB and GRI sustainability standards. The work targets duplication,…
Standard Chartered Issues First Green Wonton Bond With $255 Million Deal
Standard Chartered issued a HKD2 billion green bond, the first public HKD-denominated green bond from a Financial Institutions Group issuer.…
Public Transit Is Struggling to Keep Pace with Aging Populations
As people live longer and more independently, many are finding that their city transportation systems are difficult to navigate: bus…
Solar Energy Could Be Generated During Fish and Shrimp Farming
*Important notice: This news reports on an unedited version of an accepted paper and is awaiting final editing. Therefore, the…
MarineSolar Advances Clean Energy Trial at Sea
Pioneering clean energy company MarineSolar Energy Solutions™ has conducted a pilot trial of its advanced NanoDeck™ photovoltaic (PV) energy system…
India’s External Shock Is an Economic Opportunity by Gaurav Dalmia & Chetan Aggarwal
Despite strong fundamentals, India’s economy has major vulnerabilities stemming from its external account. With energy flows contested, shipping routes under…
The English restaurant turning hospitality on its head
At a pay-as-you-can restaurant in Stroud, radical hospitality and good food are bringing strangers together On a cool late winter…
The Economic Path to Climate Justice by Saliem Fakir
Policymakers have used the concept of a “just transition” to make a morally and emotionally compelling case for decarbonization. But…
New regulations protect consumers, environment from zombie tech
The opinions expressed here by Trellis expert contributors are their own, not those of Trellis. Major new and upcoming legislation…
Sysco dinged on seafood sustainability
A benchmarking exercise by an investor network has revealed significant variation in the environmental performance of the world’s largest listed…
AI and Its Discontents
With AI hype reaching fever pitch, a backlash has begun, with university graduates, in particular, resisting a technology that could…
Rwanda’s Small Businesses Turn Food Waste into Value
Every year, nearly half of Rwanda’s food supply goes uneaten. Inadequate food storage and processing, spoiled harvests and household waste…
The Gangster Logic of Trump’s Tariff Wars by Anne O. Krueger
US President Donald Trump has turned tariffs into instruments of extortion, pressuring trading partners into investment commitments that advance his…
Can the Climate Crisis Unite Europe? by Giulio Boccaletti
The foundations of Europe’s postwar peace and prosperity are beginning to fracture, yet the European Union still struggles to unite…
Okta’s strategy for managing AI emissions
Identity management software firm Okta adopted a sustainable strategy in April that guides how the company manages the artificial intelligence…
How Many AI Regulators Has the Pope?
Artificial intelligence may be humanity’s greatest opportunity and risk. Where moral leaders have too little influence and states cannot align,…
EU Awards $465 Million To Cut Industrial Heat Emissions Across 10 Countries
The European Commission selected 65 projects across 10 European Economic Area countries under its first EU-wide Innovation Fund Heat Auction.…