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Is the Policy of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) Over?

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Global industry leaders are cutting back on investments in inclusion and equal opportunity programs. Donald Trump blames employees hired through quotas for large-scale disasters, such as the plane crash near Washington and the wildfires in California. The article analyzes how relevant the concept of social justice is, and what the future of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) policy might look like
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ESG reporting: Key Updates from the Omnibus Proposal

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The EU’s Omnibus Proposal aims to simplify ESG reporting, cutting compliance costs and easing supply chain due diligence. But with reduced oversight and delayed deadlines, will it boost competitiveness or weaken accountability? As approval looms, businesses must adapt to stay ahead. Read on for the key changes and their impact.
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Biodiversity Credits and Units: New Tools for Ecosystem Protection

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Biodiversity credits and units are emerging tools to bridge the $700 billion funding gap for environmental protection. They allow businesses to invest in conservation, offering measurable, tradable benefits. Learn how these innovative solutions are shaping the future of biodiversity preservation.
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The Great Green Wall: A Transformative Project for Africa’s Future

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The Great Green Wall is transforming Africa's future by tackling desertification and restoring vital ecosystems in the Sahel region. Spanning 8,000 km, this groundbreaking project is not only improving the environment but also creating jobs, enhancing food security, and fostering peace. With global support, it’s a symbol of hope and unity in the fight against climate change. Read the article on to discover how this ambitious initiative is shaping a sustainable future for Africa and the world.
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Post-Mining Landscape Restoration: Interview with Dr. Alexey Alekseenko

Alexey Alekseenko

Our guest expert, Dr. Alexey Alekseenko, is a researcher and practitioner committed to sustainable regional transformation, with a focus on post-mining landscape restoration and cross-border cooperation. As the head of Resource Nexus laboratory at the UN University, he supports the…

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Sanctions on Russia: Unexpected Environmental Consequences

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The article examines the unexpected environmental consequences of sanctions imposed on Russia. While the sanctions primarily target economic and political behavior, they have inadvertently shifted global pollution patterns, with slight reductions in emissions in Europe but increases in other regions. The article also explores Russia’s stance on CO₂ emissions, revealing that the country plans to continue increasing emissions through 2040, despite various policy scenarios.
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The Cost of Inaction: Lessons from Davos 2025 on Climate Change

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Among other themes, the World Economic Forum in Davos 2025 focused on climate change. Despite challenges such as the U.S. withdrawal from the UNFCCC, the event underscored the need for innovation in disaster preparedness and green technologies. Experts warned that climate change has already caused $3.6 trillion in damages, but investing in sustainable solutions could drive growth. While the forum didn’t propose radical changes, it emphasized the importance of global collaboration in addressing climate change.
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Struggles in Smart Cities Development in the Western Balkans: Key Factors and Statistics

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This article examines the challenges of smart city development in the Western Balkans, including financial constraints, outdated infrastructure, and a shortage of skilled workers. Governance issues, public skepticism, and environmental concerns also hinder progress. The region requires comprehensive strategies, investment, and collaboration to overcome these obstacles and ensure equitable, sustainable urban growth.
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