The One Planet Network are pleased to support our partner, the Institute for European Environmental Policy (IEEP), with their survey on the European Union's sustainability policies in advance of the upcoming 2024 EU elections. Views are sought on the...
Peer support for decarbonization Carbon accounting is rapidly evolving. Tools are being refined, best practices are emerging, and industry leaders are distinguishing themselves. It can be challenging for sustainability professionals to track...
Households of the City of Porvoo, in Finland, were invited already for the third time to participate in the Sustainable Lifestyles Accelerator arranged as a collaboration between D-mat Ltd., the City of Porvoo, and a group of local companies. During...
Households of the City of Porvoo, in Finland, were invited already for the third time to participate in the Sustainable Lifestyles Accelerator arranged as a collaboration between D-mat Ltd., the City of Porvoo, and a group of local companies. During...
With carbon reporting requirements expanding around the world, 2023 will see many businesses disclosing their emissions for the first time. To report emissions, a business first needs to calculate them using carbon accounting, a process that involves...
On the 10th and 11th of November, while the attention to environmental issues was at a high due to COP27, the city of Seoul became the setting scene for the 2022 Global Sustainable Tourism Forum, organized by the Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports...
Solutions for this question have become even more relevant given the political fallback regarding the climate goals of COP 27. Providing those is a crucial part of the EU 1.5°-Lifestyles Project. By conducting citizen thinking labs in five European...
Too much of a good thing can kill you! In this article, Dr. Lewis Akenji of Hot or Cool Institute talks about the case of green technology which clearly demonstrates the limits of (resource and energy) efficiency.
