Life events are likely to trigger changes in our consumption patterns. Their nature determines the impact on the sustainability of the changes.

With figures to back them up, the researchers show that Europe could achieve food self-sufficiency by 2050 without the use of nitrogen fertilizers.

Lawyers for the climate activists who demonstrated in 2019 against Black Friday-related over-consumption have announced that they will appeal, “all the way to the European Court of Human Rights, if necessary”.

Could this be the beginning of the end for leather? Hermès was not one of the pioneers, but marked its awareness with the first bag made from mushroom leather.

Elon Musk does an about-face a few weeks after announcing that his customers would be able to pay with cryptocurrency. It will authorize it again when it is less polluting.

The island of Krk is at the forefront of the transition in terms of energy consumption, ensuring itself a place of choice in the future of responsible tourism.

Despite encouraging signs from species saved from extinction, we now need to tackle “the root causes of species decline”, which are “unsustainable socio-economic models” of agriculture and consumption.

A study published in Nature shows that 80% of aquatic waste is plastic, and just ten products account for three-quarters of all waste in the oceans.

Even if Switzerland is better than many other countries in the world on the climate policy front, it’s still not enough, and the results of the vote don’t help matters.

The energy consumption of the Cannes Film Festival has a catastrophic impact on the environment. The organizing committee has taken steps, but it’s still not enough.