How giving electronics a new lease of life could also help save the planet. Professor Kieran Fernandes explains how academic research help industry.

Dr Sara Eugeni examines the factors behind current account imbalances around the world.

Dr Laura Marsiliani, Associate Professor of Economics shares her thoughts on COP2 and what lessons we can bring to COP27.

How can new technologies help businesses better their supply chains? Associate Professor Dr Atanu Chaudhuri shares why blockchain may be the answer.

Professor Carol Adams shares recent developments on how sustainability reporting is changing.

Would Elon Musk’s Twitter be the democratic free speech haven he claims? Dr Mariann Hardey reflects on the billionaire’s deal to buy the social media platform.

How do you ensure that sustainability is intrinsic to the financial reporting process? Professor Carol Adams explores issues around sustainability.

How do we balance our need for plastics with the problems they create? How School research hopes to significantly improve recycling chains.

Social media is a powerful tool for inciting positive change - but it can also lead to disingenuous or even harmful outcomes.

Some pension fund investments are better than others. Dr Anna Tilba explores how to be money-savvy about retirement savings.

Professor Kostas Nikolopoulos explains how innovative underwater instruments will be a game-changer for monitoring radiation levels.

Professor Pablo Munoz discusses his research on businesses that are helping to regenerate ecosystems.

What can producers, retailers, consumers and policymakers do to combat overconsumption in the fashion market? Dr Helen Goworek explores our options.

Aarron Toal discusses how humans are hardwired to prioritise the present but that tackling climate change requires us to reevaluate.

Dr Atanu Chaudhuri and his colleagues explore the challenges and benefits that come with using Blockchain technology.

Dr Farzana Chowdhury considers how the Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated sustainable development through inclusion and equality.

The SDG Disclosure Recommendations aim to create value both for organisations and society.

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were issued in 2015. However, measuring the progress has become a significant challenge.