20 July 2026 – Monday
20 July 2026 – Monday

Environment

Weaponizing ESG: How Sustainable Finance Is Aligning with the Defense Industry

Green investing… in weapons? ESG funds were built to promote sustainability, yet billions are now flowing into the defense industry. Since 2021, “green” investments in arms have tripled, blurring the line between ethics and geopolitics. Is security the new sustainability? Read more on our website.
Green investing…in weapons? ESG funds were built to promote sustainability, yet billions are now flowing into the defense industry. Since 2021, “green” investments in arms have tripled, blurring the line between ethics and geopolitics. Is security the new sustainability?…

Engineering future living organisms 

Genome editing has an enormous potential, but it is a technology still in development, which could do anything from curing harmful diseases to making blind people see again, to creating more efficient bioterror weapons, and perhaps the most stupefying…

Black Friday, the tip of the melting iceberg

Black Friday is much more than the discounts delivered to your inbox or the huge posters inviting you to take your window shopping to the next level. Black Friday is one of the major symptoms and a fueler of…

An Invisible Threat: Microplastics in Our Food 

According to a 2019 study, an average person could be ingesting as many as 1,900 microplastic particles a week, which is equivalent to eating a credit card. But how does all this plastic get into our bodies, and what…

Climate change hit 33 million people in Pakistan floods and the world is “sleepwalking”

“Literally one third of the country is underwater” said the Climate Minister of Pakistan. “Millions are homeless, schools and health facilities have been destroyed, livelihoods are shattered, critical infrastructure wiped out, and people’s hopes and dreams have washed away announced…

Fighting our battles: Can current green energy technologies save us from climate change? 

In 2015, the Paris Agreement was the first climate change treaty directly aimed at limiting the rise of global temperatures to between 1.5°C and 2°C (above pre-industrial levels). Ever since then, climate action has focused on setting an inter-governmental…