Research carried out as part of the preparation of the book Management (Éditions Dunod) highlights the invariants, the essentials for any “liberation” process as part of sustainable performance.

According to a new analysis, these companies support trade groups that oppose landmark climate legislation, despite their own promises to tackle the climate crisis.

The award couldn’t have come at a better time, as the latest IPCC report, based on state-of-the-art climate models, unequivocally states that mankind is already influencing many extreme weather and climate phenomena in all regions of the world.

We can legitimately wonder why we’ve had to wait so long for such a revolutionary technology to become widely available at affordable prices, to read the enthusiastic testimonials.

LVMH, L’Oréal, Unilever, Natura&Co and Henkel have joined forces to design an environmental impact rating system for cosmetics, in collaboration with experts.

The watchmaking industry is the largest consumer of stainless steel in Europe. A Geneva-based start-up has teamed up with a Jura-based recycling company to create a watch in recycled steel.

The COVID-19 pandemic exacerbates plastic pollution. It is therefore urgent to change waste management practices to close the plastic loop.

The 191 countries that signed the Paris Agreement are not meeting their commitments, according to a UN report based on the work of the IPCC, which predicts a 16% increase in emissions by 2030 compared with 2010 levels.

This petition may not bring about a revolution in agriculture, but it is an important step in making citizens’ voices heard in the face of powerful agribusiness lobbies.

Training future leaders is essential to achieving sustainability goals. And the fashion sector is no exception. Are we equipping students with a culture of sustainability to challenge existing systems and structures, including the universities in which they study?