The global electronics industry is undergoing a defining transformation as manufacturers, consumers, and innovators steer toward sustainable tech gadgets and eco-friendly electronics. With over 60 million tonnes of e-waste produced each year, companies are rethinking how devices are designed, used, and discarded. Concerns over climate change and resource depletion are driving the development of smartphones, […]

The global protein debate is changing rapidly. It is no longer just about how much protein people consume, but how it is produced and how it affects the planet. Plant-based alternatives are now entering the mainstream, powered by innovations using pea, sunflower, and mycoprotein. These new ingredients help create foods that match traditional meat in

Water scarcity has become a critical challenge for urban areas worldwide, prompting cities to adopt smart solutions that ensure every drop is efficiently used. Smart cities leverage technology, data-driven systems, and innovative infrastructure to monitor water consumption, reduce losses, and promote reuse, demonstrating that intelligent management can make urban water use sustainable and measurable. Singapore

Across the world, youth are increasingly moving beyond activism to directly influence climate policy. They have emerged as influential voices in shaping laws, contributing to negotiations, and holding governments accountable. The urgency they bring reflects personal stakes in the climate crisis and growing recognition that youth inclusion is critical to sustainable policymaking. Globally, the young

Sustainability has moved from being a niche concern to a powerful marker of prestige. Around the world, status is no longer defined only by luxury cars or designer labels. It is increasingly reflected in the choice of sustainable products, eco-friendly lifestyles, and ethical consumption. Consumers are redefining luxury in terms not only of exclusivity or

India is emerging as a leader in eco-tourism, demonstrating how travel can be both enriching and responsible. By emphasizing environmental conservation, community welfare, and sustainable economic growth, eco-tourism in India offers a promising path toward mindful, long-term travel. Recent studies show that a large share of Indian travelers now prefer sustainable holidays. Many are adopting

The world is facing unprecedented climate challenges. Rising temperatures, intensifying storms, prolonged droughts, and frequent floods are disrupting communities, economies, and ecosystems at an alarming pace. Strengthening climate resilience is no longer optional but essential, requiring strategies that help societies anticipate, absorb, and adapt to shocks while advancing long-term sustainability. The OECD notes that resilience

Consumer demand has emerged as a powerful catalyst, compelling corporations worldwide to integrate sustainability into their operations. Surveys indicate that nearly nine out of ten corporate leaders view consumer and market trends as key forces shaping their sustainability strategies. Nearly half of global consumers now pay a premium for sustainable or socially responsible products over

Conscious consumerism is transforming global markets by driving a shift in buying habits toward sustainability, ethical standards, and social responsibility. Today’s consumers increasingly prefer brands that demonstrate transparency, environmental care, and fair labour practices. This movement reflects a lasting cultural change that pushes companies worldwide to innovate and evolve. As concerns about climate change and

India’s ambitious commitment to reach net zero carbon emissions by 2070 has put carbon credit trading platforms at the forefront of its climate action strategy. These platforms are digital ecosystems designed to facilitate the buying and selling of carbon credits—certificates representing the reduction or removal of one tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent emissions. By leveraging