Sustainability

How This Singapore Fashion Brand is Reviving Japan's Cast-Off Kimonos for a New Purpose

How This Singapore Fashion Brand is Reviving Japan’s Cast-Off Kimonos for a New Purpose

The Timeless Charm of Kimonos in Modern Fashion The kimono, a traditional Japanese garment, embodies sustainable design principles through its innovative and efficient construction. With its straight-line design created from six identical pieces of fabric, cut from a continuous bolt, the kimono minimizes waste by eliminating offcuts. This thoughtful method not only promotes sustainability but […]

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EPP's Weber Suggests Possibility of Additional Alliances with Far Right in European Parliament

EPP’s Weber Suggests Possibility of Additional Alliances with Far Right in European Parliament

Shifting Alliances in EU Politics: The Rise of Far-Right Influence The recent political landscape within the EU has been significantly reshaped by the European People’s Party (EPP) as it has chosen to align with far-right factions, leading to contentious rollbacks of environmental regulations. This article delves into the implications of this shift, the responses from

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Dealers report that used electric vehicles are more challenging to sell and depreciate faster than gasoline cars.

Dealers report that used electric vehicles are more challenging to sell and depreciate faster than gasoline cars.

Challenges in the Used Electric Vehicle Market As the interest in electric vehicles (EVs) continues to grow, concerns about depreciation and the resale market quality are becoming increasingly significant. This article explores the issues related to EV depreciation and the challenges faced by consumers in the second-hand marketplace. High Depreciation Rates One of the pressing

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Swiss court to review climate lawsuit from Indonesian islanders against cement corporation

Swiss court to review climate lawsuit from Indonesian islanders against cement corporation

Landmark Climate Lawsuit Against Holcim in Swiss Court In a significant legal development, a Swiss court has decided to hear a lawsuit filed against the cement giant Holcim. This case revolves around allegations that Holcim has not sufficiently addressed its carbon emissions, contributing to climate change challenges faced by vulnerable communities. The complaint was initiated

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New Study Reveals AI Data Centers May Generate Carbon Footprint Comparable to That of a Small European Nation

New Study Reveals AI Data Centers May Generate Carbon Footprint Comparable to That of a Small European Nation

AI’s Environmental Footprint: A Growing Concern In 2025, the environmental impact of artificial intelligence (AI) is projected to be staggering, potentially paralleling the carbon emissions of New York City or a small European nation. A recent study reveals that AI systems operating in data centers could contribute between 32.6 million and 79.7 million tonnes of

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