For the first time in history, cultured meat – produced in bioreactors, has been approved for sale by a regulatory authority. The Singapore Food Agency gave a safety review to…
This article outlines a comparison/overview of the trajectories from COVID-19 created by Forum for the Future – highlighting their respective characteristics, similarities and differences. The COVID-19 pandemic is not just…
A new prototype cell-phone design from Vivo, includes a removable camera. The device is designed to offer a fitting for interchangeable cameras which can be swapped or removed altogether. So…
Following announcements from Tesla, Ford, Rivian, and others, GMC joins the full size electric pickup truck race in the US with its Hummer EV. Slated for a 2022 launch, the…
At the start of this year, we thought this would be the year of another climate COP, another year of rising carbon emissions, unheeded warnings, quiet despair at business as…
Read the 2019 report to explore seven global trends set to shape sustainability in the 2020s.
Over 560 companies with a combined revenue of over US$ 4 trillion are responding to a call from the new Business for Nature coalition to call for governments to adopt policies to reverse nature loss this decade.
Citizen assemblies in France and the UK are meeting online to shape public policies for the recovery, in response to social distancing measures.
Uber, Lyft and other gig economy giants have launched Proposition 22, a campaign to enable workers to “choose to work as independent contractors with control over where, when, how long and for who they work”, rather than be reclassified as employees with rights.
A new blockchain-based currency called SEEDS, built by the decentralised app creator Hypha and co-owned by all who contribute, aims to reward and finance people and organisations “committed to creating a healthier and more equitable planet”, and “nurture a globally regenerative culture”.
The Deccan Development Society (DDS), a network comprising some of India’s poorest and most marginalised women, was awarded the 2019 UNDP Equator Prize as “an outstanding example of a nature-based solution to climate change and sustainable development”, that is building local capacity.
The global movement Extinction Rebellion (XR) seeks to bring a new approach to climate activism, calling on participants to demonstrate the change they want to see in society, and making regenerative culture its organising principle.
