The EU has extended its anti-deforestation regulation to cover palm oil derivatives by December 2027, while controversially exempting leather products from the rules. The move reshapes ESG and supply chain strategies for companies operating in European markets.
From New York’s landmark data center moratorium to the EU’s tightening deforestation rules and record climate financing figures, 2025 is proving a pivotal year for sustainability and ESG strategy. Here is what the latest developments mean for businesses, investors, and… Read More »From Data Centers to Deforestation: Five ESG Signals Reshaping Green Business in 2025
The CMF by Nothing Watch 3 Pro comes in four different styles. | Image: Nothing While most fitness trackers are losing the screens to keep the price low, the CMF by Nothing Watch 3 Pro is a bit different. The… Read More »Nothing’s good-looking Watch 3 Pro smartwatch is just $69
Epic Games and Google have just jointly withdrawn their attempt to retroactively settle the lawsuit that’s changing how Android app stores work in the United States – and that means Google will be forced to carry rival app stores inside… Read More »Google and Epic give up fighting — third-party Android app stores are coming next week
The smaller Starlink V5 (right) next to the larger V4 dish. | Image: SpaceX SpaceX’s latest residential dish – the Starlink V5 – is now available in “select areas.” It’s notably smaller and lighter than the V4 dish with improved… Read More »Starlink’s V5 dish is now available — here’s how it compares
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism goes fully operational in 2026, reshaping global trade by placing a carbon price on imports and closing the competitive gap with European producers. Combined with the expansion of carbon markets to buildings and transport… Read More »EU Carbon Border Tax Goes Live in 2026: What CBAM Means for Global Trade and Climate Policy
The EU Green Deal is entering its most consequential phase yet, with CBAM moving toward full operational status and ETS2 expanding carbon pricing to buildings and road transport for the first time. With over €200 billion in projected revenues and… Read More »EU Green Deal 2025: CBAM Goes Live and ETS2 Expands to Homes and Cars
News is often defined by its headlines, yet the absence of a major headline can be just as telling. Today, without a singular story dominating the news cycle, we have a unique opportunity to explore the broader context of what… Read More »Reflecting on News Narratives: Insights from July 14, 2026
Chile has become the first country in the Americas to approve CRISPR gene-edited wheat with up to ten times more dietary fiber, while 135 EU scientists are urging binding policy action to halt the continent’s pollinator crisis. These parallel developments… Read More »CRISPR Wheat, Heat-Resistant Rice, and the Pollinator Crisis: How Science Is Reshaping Sustainable Agriculture
From Bulgaria’s EU-backed battery storage project to Poland’s first offshore wind electricity and a solar desalination breakthrough, Europe’s clean energy transition is accelerating on multiple fronts simultaneously. This week’s developments reveal a continent actively building — not just planning —… Read More »Europe’s Energy Transition Accelerates: From Bulgarian Battery Storage to Green Hydrogen and Solar Water Innovation