The Iconoclast: Is BP’s British Museum sponsorship so wrong?
Criticism over BP’s sponsorship of the British Museum has recently caused a stir. But are activists seeing the bigger picture?
Sustainability
We cannot maintain the way we currently live without doing irreversible damage to the planet.
That’s why sustainable development is crucial.
Study reveals sustainability disclosures by European companies generally poor
There is ambiguity around what businesses are specifically required to disclose about their sustainability initiatives.
We need a new mindset to advance the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals and smart city initiatives
We need to embrace financially-driven, technology-centric solutions to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals, as well as investing in new solutions.
The iconoclast: Why asking people to abandon plane travel is not the answer
Telling people to stop flying forever to save the planet is unrealistic. Here’s what we should do instead.
The iconoclast: Can celebrities respond to bushfires without being hypocritical?
Celebrity responses to the devastating Australian wildfires have come under the microscope, from hypocrisy to generosity.
Video: Sandvik means sustainable business
How sustainability and financial success go hand in hand
‘Sustainability looks good on you’: Fashion retailers with a conscience
At last, popular fashion retailers are championing sustainability from the top-down, but at what financial cost to the consumer?
The iconoclast: To EV or not to EV? That is a far too simplistic question
Electric vehicles (EVs) are a hot topic of discussion today, sparking much controversy. But could they really be the future of driving?
A record number of people will need help worldwide during 2020
Many countries across the world will need humanitarian aid next year (2020) as a result of increasing concerns over health, climate change and conflict.
The iconoclast: Are harms from onshore wind power acceptable?
Onshore wind: it works, it’s cheap and it is quick to install. What’s not to like about this form of renewable energy? Several things apparently.