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Jan 22

Climate, UN warning: ‘Exceeding the 1.5 degree threshold is inevitable’

By EST SA Environment

Artificial intelligence is reshaping global finance, but nowhere is the impact more keenly felt than in Europe, where analysts warn that AI could displace 200,000 bank employees by 2030. -…

Nov 28

Corporate accountability and supply chains: the next frontier in global compliance

By EST SA Business, Environment

The next frontier in global compliance is not just about what companies do within their own walls, but how they manage and monitor every link in their supply chains. This…

Nov 13

From data to action: what the 2025 MPI reveals about poverty and climate vulnerability

By EST SA Economy, Environment

The 2025 Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) report presents a compelling narrative: poverty and climate vulnerability are no longer separate challenges – they are deeply intertwined. - Written by Doğan…

Oct 31

Green promises, harsh reality: only 16% of European companies deliver

By EST SA Economy, Environment

Despite bold climate commitments, only 16% of European companies are on track to meet net-zero goals. This article explores the gap between green promises and delivery, highlighting regulatory challenges, technological…

Oct 23

The evolution of supply chains showing trends in corporate adaptation

By EST SA Business, Economy, Environment

As global dynamics shift, supply chains have evolved from rigid, linear systems into agile, tech-enabled networks. This article explores key trends in corporate adaptation, including digitization, resilience strategies, and sustainability…

Aug 25

The rising climate cost of AI: a wake-up call for the financial sector

By EST SA Business, Environment

AI’s energy demands are rising. Financial firms must balance innovation with sustainability to manage climate risks and lead responsibly in a digital future. - Written by Doğan Erbek and EST…

Jul 29

Evolution of food traceability through digital technologies

By EST SA Economy, Environment

Food traceability, which is the ability to track food products from their origin to the consumer, has always been essential for safety, quality, and trust. But in recent years, the…

Jul 14

Building the future of smart cities with generative AI at the forefront

By EST SA Business, Environment

The concept of smart cities has long promised a future where urban living is more efficient, sustainable, and responsive to the needs of citizens. But in recent years, a new…

Jun 27

Why is regenerative finance considered more ambitious than sustainability?

By EST SA Economy, Environment

Deglobalization is reshaping how nations access and manage critical resources. In this short piece, I explore what deglobalization means for critical resource supply chains and how global trade could evolve…

May 30

Overcoming barriers in factory construction in the near future

By EST SA Business, Environment

Factory construction faces several significant barriers that affect the pace and feasibility of new projects. Let's take a brief look at these barriers and potential solutions. - Written by Doğan…

Environment

Climate, UN warning: ‘Exceeding the 1.5 degree threshold is inevitable’

Corporate accountability and supply chains: the next frontier in global compliance

From data to action: what the 2025 MPI reveals about poverty and climate vulnerability

Green promises, harsh reality: only 16% of European companies deliver

The evolution of supply chains showing trends in corporate adaptation

The rising climate cost of AI: a wake-up call for the financial sector

Evolution of food traceability through digital technologies

Building the future of smart cities with generative AI at the forefront

Why is regenerative finance considered more ambitious than sustainability?

Overcoming barriers in factory construction in the near future

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