Year in review 2019
From the most progressive countries and people who stood up for our planet, to the glimmers of hope and the times when sustainability was (sort of) funny, Eco-Business looks back at the top sustainability stories of 2019.
As a world in climate crisis enters a new decade, Eco-Business highlights five major trends that will shape society and business in the coming year.
The world is teetering on the edge of climate tipping points. But the good news is, many are working hard to plant trees, cut emissions and divest from coal, stirring up hope that the climate change fight may not yet be lost.
From post-apocalyptic red skies in Indonesia to vast swathes of the Amazon gone up in smoke, 2019 spelled doomsday for some countries while others worked to prevent the world from spiraling further towards climate catastrophe.
From river trash shepherds to food waste-fighting cockroaches, here are 19 of our favourite sustainability innovations of 2019.
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新闻 / 政策和金融
‘Opportune moment’ to set things right: Bangladesh eyes social reform as it opens for business
Bangladesh’s interim government seeks to lay the foundations for more inclusive growth post-uprising. The nation must "bounce forward" …
