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Financial Times
The Race to Net Zero Rethink Sustainability
FT, 23 Sep 2021
We are in the midst of a transition to Net Zero. As investors, we have to rethink our portfolios across the board - and it hasn’t happened fast enough.
Gas flaring: Can we rein in the waste and pollution? Energy Source
FT, 22 Sep 2021
Controlled burning of unwanted natural gas during oil and gas recovery is a commonplace procedure in the energy industry but it is both wasteful and damaging to the environment.
Music festivals: a high-risk business Film
FT, 17 Sep 2021
Festivals were already a precarious business, but after a record year in 2019 the coronavirus pandemic brought outdoor events to a halt.
This Tesla co-founder has a plan to recycle your EV batteries l FT
FT, 15 Sep 2021
Tesla co-founder JB Straubel believes the recycling revolution is coming to EV batteries.
Firing up sustainable chilli farming in China Food Revolution
FT, 14 Sep 2021
The world’s growing appetite for chilli pepper products is turning the plant into a valuable commodity.
How a farm-to-plate restaurant coped with Covid
FT, 09 Sep 2021
The coronavirus pandemic has been catastrophic for the hospitality industry but some restaurant businesses are stronger now than ever before.
Protect businesses by having speed Moral Money
FT, 07 Sep 2021
Big Thinkers: The CEO of Ikea and the UN Deputy-Secretary General
John Major on Afghanistan, 'Global Britain', and the Tory party
FT, 06 Sep 2021
The former prime minister tells the FT Weekend Festival it was 'wrong to leave Afghanistan', discusses Britain's place in the world, and says nationalism in Boris Johnson's Conservative party needs 'rooting out'.
Can new lenders save Brazil’s struggling farmers? Food Revolution
FT, 03 Sep 2021
Brazil is an agricultural powerhouse, but up to 80 per cent of the farms are small, family-run businesses, and a significant number are struggling.
Hydrogen: how to harness a superfuel Energy Source
FT, 01 Sep 2021
There are high hopes that the most abundant element in the universe could solve the world’s energy problems.
Anchors aweigh for the first commercial offshore wind farm in the US Energy Source
FT, 31 Aug 2021
30 years after Europe’s first offshore wind farm, the US is building its first industrial-scale offshore wind farm, 15 miles south of Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts.
The fall of Afghanistan: what next?
FT, 26 Aug 2021
US managing editor Peter Spiegel moderates a debate with General David Petraeus, former CIA director, ex-governor of the Afghan central bank Ajmal Ahmady, the FT's Katrina Manson and Stephanie Findlay.
Expanding America’s superhighways of clean energy Energy Source
FT, 23 Aug 2021
With President Biden bidding for a net zero economy by 2050, there is a growing awareness and demand for high-voltage transmission systems to be substantially expanded.
A poem 'To John' Keats by Inua Ellams Standpoint
FT, 20 Aug 2021
FT Weekend Festival 2021 commissioned Inua Ellams to write a response to Keats's classic work 'To Autumn' marking his 200th anniversary.
End of the road for America's oil and gas pipelines? Energy Source
FT, 13 Aug 2021
America’s big natural gas and petroleum pipeline projects are on shaky ground. A surge of protests by environmental and social activists, litigation and policy changes are adding up to budget-busting delays.
Anchors aweigh for the first commercial offshore wind farm in the US Energy Source
FT, 11 Aug 2021
30 years after Europe’s first offshore wind farm, the US is building its first industrial-scale offshore wind farm, 15 miles south of Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts.
Engagement, the new form of shareholder governance Moral Money
FT, 10 Aug 2021
Shareholders are increasingly looking to engage with underperforming companies versus divesting, or forfeiting their shares.
How to build an artificial tree Energy Source
FT, 04 Aug 2021
Can you build the equivalent of 39,000 trees into a suitcase? A tiny start-up founded by three Stanford graduates believes its lab holds the secret to reducing climate change.
Welcome to the Era of the Activist Accountant Moral Money
FT, 03 Aug 2021
Accountants turned activists? In an unexpected modern tale, activist
Can plant-based milk beat conventional dairy? Food Revolution
FT, 31 Jul 2021
Plant-based milk makers are whipping up billions in investment and trade with new products coming to market and more buyers turning to non-dairy alternatives.
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