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G20 Summit

This past weekend, on November 30 and 31, the G20 Summit was held in Rome. Most of the leaders of the participating countries traveled to Rome in person.

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Digital Product Passports and Environmental Footprint Transparency in B2B Sales

Business-to-business sales are changing. For many years, suppliers competed mainly on price, quality, delivery speed, technical standards, and long-term reliability. These factors still matter, but they are no longer enough in many industries. Buyers now ask a new set of questions. Where did the materials come from? How much carbon was created during production? Can […]

Crypto Portfolio Trackers – Exchange Dashboards vs. Independent Services

Investors’ ability to monitor their virtual assets dramatically changed over recent years. Until 2025, the landscape clearly divided into exchange-native desks and separate portfolio solutions. They both strive to ease portfolio management but differ in terms of flexibility, coverage, and trust. The knowledge of this divide allows investors to choose those tools that better align […]

The Impact of Bitcoin Mining on Climate: Myths and Reality

Bitcoin mining has become one of the most debated topics in the intersection of technology, finance, and environmental science. Critics often claim that mining Bitcoin is a climate disaster, while advocates argue it’s misunderstood and unfairly targeted. To find the truth, we must examine the myths and realities surrounding Bitcoin mining’s impact on the climate. […]

Global Waste Management: Legal Gaps, Corruption and Interpol’s Role in Combating Illegal Waste Trafficking

In an era where sustainability is paramount, the complexities of global waste management present a formidable challenge that demands urgent attention. As the world grapples with escalating waste generation, the inadequacies in current management practices become increasingly apparent. This article delves into the multifaceted nature of waste management, highlighting the critical infrastructure gaps and regulatory […]

Interpol and Information Sharing: How a Global Network Helps Track and Catch Eco-Criminals

In an era where environmental crimes pose significant threats to global ecosystems and biodiversity, the role of Interpol in combating eco-crime has become increasingly vital. As a global policing organization with 195 member countries, Interpol stands at the forefront of international efforts to track and apprehend eco-criminals who exploit natural resources and violate environmental laws. […]

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Lauriane Leffler

The world has drawn the line. Six years ago it agreed to fight climate change by reducing emissions, and now it is time to take the first results. They are disappointing, and we must act decisively. The historic chance will come in the next few days at two major gatherings of world leaders in Europe. But it looks like they are doomed to fail.
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