(IN BRIEF) A new international study led by Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and the University of Geneva finds that while AI-based weather forecasting models are highly effective under typical conditions, they fall short when predicting record-breaking extreme weather events such … Read the full press release
Posted in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Germany, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Management, Science, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged AI models, artificial intelligence, climate change, cold waves, early warning systems, ETH Zurich, European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, Extreme weather events, Fuxi, GraphCast, heat waves, Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research, HRES, hybrid models, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology Highlights New Study Showing Physics-Based Models Outperform AI in Predicting Extreme Weather Events, New Findings Highlight Need for Hybrid Forecasting Approaches as AI Struggles With Extreme Weather Predictions, Pangu-Weather, physics-based models, Science Advances, Sebastian Engelke, Technische Universität Dresden, University of Geneva, weather forecasting, Zhongwei Zhang
(IN BRIEF) Amundi will host the 16th Amundi World Investment Forum in Paris in June 2026, bringing together over 900 global experts to explore the evolving geopolitical and economic landscape under the theme “Age of Empires? Power and Potential.” The … Read the full press release
Posted in Banks, Business, Economy, Education, Financial, France, Management, News
Tagged Amundi, Amundi Brings Together Top Economic Voices to Analyze Emerging Global Order and Its Impact on Investment Decisions, Amundi World Investment Forum, central banks, climate change, demographics, energy transition, financial markets, geopolitics, global economy, investment strategies, James Bullard, Janet Yellen, Kevin McCarthy, Lord Adair Turner, monetary policy, Paris, Philippe Aghion, Stella Li, strategic autonomy, technology, Valérie Baudson
(IN BRIEF) A new study led by the University of Helsinki and the Finnish Meteorological Institute reveals that the carbon footprint of milk production may be significantly higher than current estimates suggest, particularly when soil carbon emissions are taken into … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Finland, Food & Beverage, Industrial, Investment, Management, Marketing, Technology
Tagged agriculture, carbon footprint, Carbon Sequestration, climate change, Climate Impact, COVERE2 project, dairy farming, EIT Food, environmental research, Finnish Meteorological Institute, greenhouse gas emissions, life cycle assessment, Marja Roitto, methane emissions, milk production, New Research Highlights Hidden Soil Emissions Increasing the True Carbon Footprint of Dairy Production, soil organic carbon, soil science, sustainable food systems, University of Helsinki, University of Helsinki Study Finds Milk Production Emissions Significantly Higher When Soil Carbon Is Included, Viikki research farm, Yajie Gao
(IN BRIEF) India’s most consequential response to the Pahalgam attack was its decision to place the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, marking a historic shift from treating water as a guaranteed entitlement to using it as a conditional strategic tool … Read the full press release
Posted in Economy, European Union, Government, International Trade, Law, Politics
Tagged agricultural dependence, Asim Munir, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Chenab River, climate change, cross-border terrorism, energy security, hydropolitics, INDIA, Indus River, Indus Waters Treaty, international law, Jaish-e-Mohammad, Jhelum River, Lashkar-e-Taiba, Narendra Modi, Operation Sindoor, Pahalgam attack, Pakistan, rebus sic stantibus, South Asia geopolitics, strategic leverage, treaty abeyance, Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, water diplomacy, water security
(IN BRIEF) A study led by Empa has found that emissions from industrial feedstock chemicals could delay the recovery of the ozone layer by several years. These substances, still used in manufacturing processes, have been underestimated in both usage and … Read the full press release
Posted in Chemicals, Environment, Industrial, Management, Science, Society, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged AGAGE, atmospheric research, carbon tetrachloride, CFCs, climate change, Empa, environmental policy, feedstock chemicals, fluoropolymers, greenhouse gases, HFCs, HFOs, lithium ion batteries, Martin Vollmer, Montreal Protocol, New Study Finds Industrial Feedstock Emissions Could Delay Global Ozone Layer Recovery by Several Years, ozone layer, Scientists Warn Increasing Industrial Chemical Use May Postpone Ozone Layer Restoration, Stefan Reimann
(IN BRIEF) Telefónica has helped avoid over 19.2 million tonnes of CO₂e emissions by 2025 through its Eco Smart digital solutions, marking a notable year-on-year increase. More than half of its B2B portfolio is now certified by AENOR, confirming its … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Environment, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Insurance, Internet & Online, Management, Marketing, Security & Safety, Spain, Technology, Telecom
Tagged 5G, AENOR, Big Data, Brazil, climate change, cloud computing, CO2 emissions, decarbonisation, digital solutions, Eco Smart, energy efficiency, Germany, green transition, IoT, Maya Ormazabal, Spain, sustainability, Telefonica, Telefónica Advances Decarbonisation Through Technology with Growing Adoption of Eco Smart Digital Solutions, Telefónica Expands Impact of Digital Solutions Achieving Over 19 Million Tonnes of Emissions Avoided by 2025, World Economic Forum
(IN BRIEF) Symrise has earned an A- rating for climate change, an A- for water security, and a B for forest stewardship in CDP’s 2025 assessment, placing it among the top-performing companies globally for environmental transparency and action. The results … Read the full press release
Posted in Agriculture, Business, Environment, Financial, Germany, Industrial, Investment, Management, Technology
Tagged Brazilian Amazon sourcing, CDP, climate change, Deutsche Bank carbon credits, Dr Isabella Tonaco, environmental transparency, forest stewardship, Madagascar vanilla, Regenerative Agriculture, renewable energy, supply chain, sustainability, sustainable coconut Philippines, Symrise, Symrise achieves strong CDP ratings for climate and water while advancing forest stewardship efforts, water security, We Mean Business Coalition
(IN BRIEF) TUM has launched the Center for Alpine Forest Management with support from the Eva Mayr-Stihl Foundation to study how climate change is affecting Bavaria’s protective mountain forests and to develop strategies for their long-term preservation. The center brings … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, Financial, Government, Industrial, Investment, Management, Science, Technology
Tagged alpine forests, Annette Menzel, avalanches, Bavaria, Berchtesgaden National Park, Center for Alpine Forest Management, climate change, Cornelius Senf, Earth observation, ecoclimatology, Environmental Research Station Schneefernerhaus, Eva Mayr-Stihl Foundation, forest management, Martin Klingenspor, mountain ecosystems, natural hazards, protective forests, Richard L Peters, rockfall, Rupert Seidl, Technical University of Munich, Thomas Knoke, TUM, TUM Alpha, TUM strengthens alpine climate research with interdisciplinary Center for Alpine Forest Management
(IN BRIEF) A new sustainability analysis based on long-term data from the Sustainable Brand Index identifies Vattenfall as a leading example of how consumer trust in sustainability can be built and strengthened over time. The Strategic Brand Radar shows that … Read the full press release
Posted in Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Management, News, Sweden, Technology
Tagged Annika Ramsköld, climate change, consumer trust, energy transition, Erik Elvingsson Hedén, fossil-free energy, public confidence, renewable energy, SB Insight, Strategic Brand Radar, sustainability leadership, sustainability strategy, Sustainable Brand Index, Sweden, Vattenfall, Vattenfall Highlighted for Sustained Progress and Rising Confidence in Climate Action
(IN BRIEF) Outokumpu has been named to CDP’s Climate Change A List, earning the highest possible score for its climate transparency and emissions reduction efforts. The assessment recognises the company’s strong governance, ambitious science-based targets, and progress in delivering low-carbon … Read the full press release
Posted in Awards, Business, Environment, Finland, Industrial, Investment, Management, Metals and Minerals, News, Technology
Tagged CDP, climate change, climate transparency, Emissions Reduction, industrial decarbonisation, low carbon products, Outokumpu, recycled materials, Science Based Targets, Stainless Steel, sustainability
(IN BRIEF) A new international study led by the University of Southampton warns that Shanghai could face far larger and deeper floods by 2100 as extreme weather, sea-level rise, and land subsidence interact to intensify compound flood events. Researchers modelled … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged adaptation planning, climate change, compound floods, delta cities, extreme weather, flood defences, Hurricane Katrina, land subsidence, Min Zhang, One Earth, polder effect, Robert Nicholls, sea level rise, Shanghai, Shanghai Normal University, storm surge, Thames Barrier, typhoons, UEA, University of East Anglia, University of Southampton, University of Southampton and partners project major expansion of flood severity in Shanghai under future climate scenarios, Yangtze River
(IN BRIEF) A global team led by the University of Southampton has discovered that ancient peat bogs across the Southern Hemisphere expanded rapidly around 15,000 years ago due to abrupt shifts in the Southern Westerly Winds, a finding published in … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Education, Environment, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged atmospheric circulation, Australasia, bog formation, carbon cycle, carbon sink, climate change, Dr Haidee Cadd, Dr Zoë Thomas, global warming, Nature Geoscience, peatlands, post Ice Age climate, Radiocarbon dating, Scientists Identify Wind-Driven Climate Mechanism Behind Post–Ice Age Bog Formation Across the Southern Hemisphere, South America, Southern Africa, Southern Ocean, Southern Westerly Winds, sub-Antarctic islands, University of Southampton
(IN BRIEF) The Copernicus Sentinel-6B satellite has been successfully launched from Vandenberg Space Force Base aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9, marking a major milestone in global sea-level monitoring. Developed through a partnership between the European Commission, ESA, Eumetsat, NASA, NOAA, … Read the full press release
Posted in Aviation & Aerospace, Defence, Environment, European Union, France, Government, Industrial, News, Security & Safety, Technology, Telecom
Tagged Airbus Defence and Space, climate change, CNES, coastal communities, Copernicus programme, Earth observation, ESA, EUMETSAT, European Commission, Falcon 9 launch, Hervé Derrey, NASA, New Sentinel-6B Satellite Strengthens International Climate Surveillance with Advanced Altimetry Systems, NOAA, ocean topography, Poseidon-4 altimeter, radar altimetry, satellite mission, sea level monitoring, Sentinel-6B, Thales Alenia Space, Vandenberg Space Force Base
(IN BRIEF) At COP30 in Belém, Statkraft inaugurated new hybrid renewable projects in Brazil’s Bahia and Pernambuco states, adding 340 MWp of solar capacity through the Morro do Cruzeiro, Santa Eugênia, and Serrita solar farms. The €200 million (NOK 2.3 … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, News, Norway, Technology
Tagged Andreas Bjelland Eriksen, Bahía, battery storage, Belem, Birgitte Ringstad Vartdal, Brazil, climate change, CO2 reduction, COP30, energy transition, Fernando de Lapuerta, Green Transition Scenarios, hybrid power, Jerônimo Rodrigues, Morro do Cruzeiro Solar, Norway, Paris Agreement, Pernambuco, renewable energy, Santa Eugênia Solar, Serrita Solar, solar energy, Statkraft, Statkraft Brazil, Statkraft expands Brazilian portfolio to 2.3 GW with new renewable projects unveiled at COP30 in Belem, Statkraft inaugurates major hybrid solar and battery projects in Brazil at COP30 to drive clean energy transition, sustainable development, Thiago Tomazzoli, wind energy
(IN BRIEF) Researchers at the University of Leeds have developed an interactive map revealing that tropical deforestation can raise local temperatures by up to 5°C, intensifying heat exposure and threatening human health in vulnerable regions. The tool, led by Dr … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Environment, Ireland, News, Science, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Belem, Brazil, climate change, climate resilience, COP30, CSSP Brazil, deforestation, Dr Andy Hartley, Dr Carly Reddington, Dr Nike Doggart, environmental policy, forest protection, global warming, heat exposure, International Science Partnerships Fund, Leeds researchers unveil interactive tool revealing how tropical forest loss fuels dangerous local heat across the globe, Met Office, Nature Climate Change, Professor Dominick Spracklen, Rondonia, sustainability, Tanzania, tropical forests, Tropical Forests Forever Facility, UK Government, University of Leeds, University of Leeds launches global map showing deforestation-driven temperature surges up to 5°C in tropical regions
(IN BRIEF) A University of Exeter study by Dr Tiago de Melo Cartaxo has found that the legal flexibility embedded in UNESCO Biosphere Reserves promotes stronger community participation in environmental conservation. By relying on “soft law” and adaptive governance, these … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Environment, Science, Society, Technology, United Kingdom
Tagged Adaptive Governance in UNESCO Biospheres Offers New Model for Balancing Nature and Human Wellbeing, adaptive regulation, biodiversity conservation, climate change, community collaboration, ecological resilience, environmental governance, environmental policy, local communities, soft law, sustainability, sustainable development, Tiago de Melo Cartaxo, UNESCO Biosphere Reserves, University of Exeter
(IN BRIEF) Naomi Oreskes, Harvard University professor and internationally recognized historian of science, has been named the 2025 Volvo Environment Prize laureate for her influential research on climate change, scientific consensus, and public trust in science. Known for co-authoring Merchants … Read the full press release
Posted in Awards, Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Industrial, Management, News, Sweden, Technology
Tagged and Misinformation, Climate, climate adaptation, climate change, earth sciences, Environmental awards, environmental research, Erik M. Conway, GALILEO, Harvard Professor Naomi Oreskes Wins 2025 Volvo Environment Prize for Pioneering Work on Science, Harvard University, Henry Charles Lea Professor, history of science, Merchants of Doubt, misinformation, Naomi Oreskes, Newton, public trust in science, resilience, scientific consensus, Scientific Revolution, sustainability, UCLA, Volvo Environment Prize, Volvo Environment Prize 2025 Honors Naomi Oreskes for Advancing Global Understanding of Scientific Consensus and Climate Change, Volvo Environment Prize Foundation
(IN BRIEF) A new expert-led publication in the European Medical Journal, supported by Bayer, highlights the growing global burden of allergic rhinitis (hay fever) among children. Affecting 20% of children worldwide, the condition is linked to reduced academic performance, poor … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Environment, Infrastructure & Utilities, News, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Society, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged academic performance, allergic rhinitis, allergy-friendly schools, antihistamines, ARIA guidelines, asthma prevention, Basel, Bayer, child wellbeing, children’s health, climate change, European Medical Journal, Experts Call for Urgent Action to Address the Growing Impact of Allergic Rhinitis on Children’s Health and Education, Experts Urge Global Action to Combat the Hidden Toll of Allergic Rhinitis on Children’s Education and Wellbeing, Gabriela Zuniga, global health, hay fever, indoor allergens, Lei Cheng, Mário Morais-Almeida, Michael Blaiss, non-sedating antihistamines, pediatric allergy, pollution, Ricardo Salazar, school environment, sleep disturbance, urbanization
(IN BRIEF) FIGO will host over 5,000 participants at the XXV FIGO World Congress of Gynecology and Obstetrics, held in Cape Town, South Africa, from 5–9 October 2025. Returning to Africa for the first time since 2009, the Congress will … Read the full press release
Posted in Awards, Healthcare, Management, News, Science, Society, United Kingdom
Tagged adolescent gynecology, Cape Town, climate change, endometriosis, FIGO, FIGO 2025 Congress Returns to Africa with Global Focus on Innovation Equity and Women’s Wellbeing, FIGO Film Festival, FIGO to Welcome Over 5000 Delegates to XXV World Congress in Cape Town to Advance Global Women’s Health, global health, gynecology, Health Equity, maternal health, menopause, migrant health, newborn health, Obstetrics, oncology, Over 5000 Health Leaders to Gather in Cape Town for FIGO 2025 to Champion Women’s and Girls’ Health, Professor Kihara Anne-Beatrice, Professor Paul Fogarty, reproductive health, reproductive rights, social justice, South Africa, SRHR, transgender care, Women’s Health, XXV FIGO World Congress
(IN BRIEF) The University of Twente has opened its new FieldLab, a semi-controlled outdoor research and training facility that allows students, researchers, and societal partners to test solutions for climate change, urban resilience, and food security. Designed with sustainability and … Read the full press release
Posted in Education, Environment, Food & Beverage, Netherlands, News, Science, Technology
Tagged AI, circular materials, climate change, food security, green roofs, Heijmans, KNMI, KNSB, Mark van der Meijde, natural ice preservation, Netherlands, plant monitoring, radar, resilient cities, sustainable innovation, sustainable research, Tom Veldkamp, underground mapping, University of Twente, University of Twente opens new FieldLab to test real-world solutions for climate urban resilience and food security, UT FieldLab, UT FieldLab brings together researchers industry and students to drive sustainable innovation
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