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The science of sustainability: what we've learned from artificial photosynthesis and synthetic meat
Bruce Watson
As our blog, The Science Behind Sustainability Solutions, wraps up, here’s a look back at some of the most innovative solutions to current world problems
Isle Royale wolves are nearly extinct, putting an ecosystem in jeopardy
With only one mated wolf pair and their pup left on Isle Royale, the National Park Service grapples with whether to introduce new wolves to restart the population and allow research to continue
Inside the lonely fight against the biggest environmental problem you've never heard of
An ecologist has released an alarming study showing that tiny clothing fibers could be the biggest source of plastic in our oceans. The bigger problem? No one wants to hear it
Chemicals in some household plastics linked to child asthma risk
New research from Columbia University finds children exposed to a substance found in common household plastics are 70% more likely to develop asthma. What are companies doing to phase it out?
Science and sustainability goals: what researchers want businesses to know
If companies are to help reach key climate targets and keep the world a viable place to do business, executives need to take a broader view – and pay attention to the latest science
'Not all about the bloody return': how social programs affect employees
Growing body of research shows that employees at companies with CSR programs are more satisfied with their jobs, work harder, and relate better with customers
Too big to save: why commercial buildings resist energy efficiency
Many commercial buildings still aren’t making simple changes that could save big bucks, new research finds. Here’s why – and what must be done to fix the problem
