Our Oceans: A Focus on the Future
Learn about three sustainability drivers for our oceans that push investment and corporate interest, from Walmart to Adidas and beyond.
The Importance of Private Directed Impact Investing
Applying ESG criteria to public portfolios in index funds isn’t going to change the world fast enough. What ultimately has an impact are specific investments. The way the world is going to be made better is by private directed impact investing.
4 Examples of Corporate Sustainability
Environmental pollution is one of the greatest societal challenges we are facing today. Learn why corporate sustainability is important and four examples to put into practice.
ESG Strategies: Aligning Your Morals with Your Wallet
To achieve a sustainable future, we need to find a way to meet our current demands while protecting the environment and our resources for the future.
The Potential of Ultraviolet (UV) Light in the Fight Against the Novel Coronavirus
The novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV2) has generated an unprecedented impact in most countries of the world. As of July 7th 2020 the virus has affected almost every country on the planet (213 in total), spread to almost 12 million people, and caused around 544,000 deaths according to the WHO, 2020. https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/events-as-they-happen (more…)
How sustainable technology starts with impact investing
The United Nations state that “in order to prevent warming past 1.5 degrees Celsius and extreme climate change, we will need to reach net-zero emissions by 2050”. This goal paves the way for technological developments that help protect the environment and has raised the interest of many investors.
The Difference Between Sustainable Investing and Impact Investing
This article seeks to provide some clarity between the differences in sustainable investing and impact investing, two similar, yet very different, ecologically-friendly investing paths.
How to make a difference in farming without owning a farm
In the last century traditional farming has changed in very significant ways. Over a short period of time, innovations in farms’ production practices, risk management and business arrangements have allowed farmers to greatly increase their output without raising total input use.