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  1. 9 October 2026

    What to Expect at the UN Biodiversity Conference (opens impakter.com)

    What will be the main focus of COP 17? We are at the midpoint of the KMGBF implementation period, and the major focus of the meeting will be the first global report to take stock of collective progress on GBF implementation. Its key message is that there is increased engagement, but major gaps remain when

    • Biodiversity

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  2. 25 September 2026

    New York’s Climate ‘Superfund’ Unconstitutional (opens impakter.com)

    Today’s ESG Updates New York Climate Superfund ‘Unconstitutional’: A law requiring fossil fuel companies to contribute $75 billion over the next 25 years has been blocked by a second judge. Europe’s Diesel Supply Under Threat: Trump is considering a 6-month ban on diesel exports, as American exports make up 50% of Europe and the UK’s

    • ESG News

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  3. 16 September 2026

    How AI Can Help Communities Detect and Prevent Health Threats — and Advance One Health (opens impakter.com)

    Much attention today is focused on rapid advances in Artificial Intelligence (AI) at national and global levels. On September 4-5 in Rome, the United Nations (UN) convened global thought leaders, policymakers, technologists, academics, faith leaders, and development practitioners to continue exploring how AI is reshaping human development and the future of societies. The results of

    • AI & Machine Learning
    • Health

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  4. 15 September 2026

    CDC Under Strain: What the Evidence Shows — and What Congress Should Examine (opens impakter.com)

    The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a central component of the United States’ Public Health infrastructure. Its responsibilities include disease surveillance, outbreak investigation, laboratory science, vaccination guidance, injury and chronic-disease prevention, environmental-health protection, and preparedness for emerging threats. The agency has historically served as a foundational pillar and is considered the premier

    • Health
    • Politics & Foreign Affairs

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  5. 17 August 2026

    Ultra-Processed Foods: A Booming Global Export, Bad for Health (opens impakter.com)

    Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) have become a major concern in global public health, not only because they are linked to chronic diseases, notably obesity — they are calorie-rich and nutrient-poor — but also because geopolitical and commercial forces shape where, how, and to whom they are marketed. This analysis focuses on the impact of American UPFs

    • Food and Agriculture

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  6. 13 August 2026

    Can Climate Rankings Tell Us Which Country Is a Good Performer? (opens impakter.com)

    Until the mid-sixteenth century, navigation on the high seas was complicated by the then-maps not aligning with compass bearings, making it necessary for sailors to perform constant course correction. In 1569, Flemish cartographer Gerardus Mercator introduced a transformative map projection that enabled sailors to plot a single heading and hold it for an entire voyage. However, the map

    • Climate Change

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  7. 10 July 2026

    The Plan to Make Climate Science Harder to Erase (opens impakter.com)

    When Rebecca Lindsey was fired from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) last February, the first thing she did was stew. Then she worried about what was going to happen to the website she and her team had built over the last decade and a half. Lindsey had long been the lead writer and

    • Climate Change
    • Politics & Foreign Affairs
    • Science

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  8. 1 July 2026

    US Supreme Court Expands Trump’s Power Over Federal Agencies (opens impakter.com)

    Today’s ESG Updates U.S. Supreme Court Backs Trump in Major Agency Firing Case: The decision allows dismissal of independent commissioners without cause, reshaping limits on executive power. World Bank Drops 45% Climate Lending Target: The lender is retiring its climate finance targets in favor of an outcome-based approach centered on “smart development.” EU Slashes Duty-Free

    • ESG News

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  9. 29 June 2026

    Linking Health and Climate Action: 5 Recommendations for COP31 (opens impakter.com)

    Health will be on the agenda this November when climate negotiators arrive in Antalya, Türkiye for the 31st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP31). Specifically, the COP31 Presidency has added “Dynamic and Resilient Health Systems” as a priority theme for their Action Agenda, noting that “health systems must undergo a structural transformation that enables them

    • Climate Change
    • Energy
    • Health

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  10. 27 May 2026

    International Cooperation and Evolutionary Altrusim: Can We Evolve in Time to Save the Planet? (opens impakter.com)

    In 1967, there was perturbation among evolutionary biologists when Lynn Margulis published her scientific findings that complex cells did not evolve through competition but through a profound act of cooperation between ancient microorganisms. As science writer Dorion Sagan later reflected in his essay “Daughters of Time: Lynn Margulis and the Evolution of Cooperation” (published by

    • Society

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  11. 12 May 2026

    Revealed: British Ad Giant’s Billion-Dollar Greenwash of U.S. Oil Industry (opens impakter.com)

    British advertising conglomerate WPP has helped oil companies ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, and BP spend an estimated $1 billion on ads in the United States since the 2015 Paris Agreement to tackle climate change, a new report shows. The figure is nearly twice the respective amounts linked to U.S. rivals Omnicom and Interpublic Group (IPG), which merged in November. London-based WPP was the

    • Corporations
    • Energy
    • Society

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  12. 12 May 2026

    How to Build a Sustainable Investment Recovery Model That Reduces Waste and Unlocks Capital (opens impakter.com)

    Industrial operations lose millions every year from wasted assets. Slow-moving and obsolete inventory takes up warehouse space and locks away cash that could be working for your business. The solution is a sustainable investment recovery model. With the right structure, you can reduce waste, recover value, and improve cash flow without adding complexity to your

    • ESG Finance
    • Start-up
    • Tech

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