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In October's sustainability round-up, discover how communities are pushing back against data centers, the role of internal communicators in driving organisational sustainability and innovative climate finance strategies. Stay ahead of the latest sustainability trends and learn how you can contribute to a more sustainable future!

In September’s sustainability round-up, we examine how increasing reliance on air conditioning is exacerbating the climate crisis and deepening social inequalities. We also highlight Zurich Insurance’s commitment to ‘people sustainability,’ prioritising employee wellbeing and development as part of their broader environmental strategy.

What is dark data and why does it matter? How can internal communicators help embed sustainability? And what impact have solar and wind energy had on EU fossil fuel consumption? Read all about this and more in August’s sustainability news roundup.

The 2024 Environmental Performance Index highlights how local community efforts can significantly impact national and international sustainability goals. While global emissions are decreasing, only a few countries are on track for net-zero by 2050. The Index stresses the importance of local action in addressing global environmental challenges.

As sustainability becomes essential for business success, companies must adopt eco-friendly practices to meet growing public demand and gain long-term strategic advantages, as outlined by experts from the Forbes Business Council.

Origins' Green the Planet™ fund, established in 2009, plants trees and supports global community environmental groups, focusing on urban green belts to foster healthy ecosystems and climate justice, while promoting environmental education.

Series 10, Episode 1 of the Future of Internal Communication podcast

Climate inaction costs outweigh action, as Europe warms faster than average, increasing heat-related deaths by 30%. By 2049, climate impacts could cost $38 trillion annually, urging immediate, balanced communication of these realities.

A new study on the tourism and hospitality sectors reveals that both personal values and organisational support significantly impact employees' eco-friendly behaviors, highlighting the importance of fostering a supportive, sustainability-focused workplace culture.