Climate Antagonism
Beyond bailouts, quarantine and empty hotels: what does coronavirus mean for travel?
As COVID-19 put a stop travelling and grounded planes, the travel and hospitality sector has been left wondering when – if at all – we will ever return to a world of cheap flights and global adventure.
Social Distancing could be beneficial for the planet
Reducing transport, both cars and flying, as a result of mitigating the spread of the virus, has already been demonstrating to be beneficial for the planet and the media has already started writing about it.
Source:https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/13/climate/coronavirus-habits-carbon-footprint.html
Everyone and no one: the question of environmental responsibility
The interplay between the measures needed to address the climate emergency and our personal values and actions – or lack of them – makes the implications
Climate change, food and sustainable behaviours
Climate change is putting pressure on brands to appear sustainable, but also creating massive opportunities for them.
Starting the electric car journey
As electric car ownership grows, manufacturers must not fall into the trap of applying the old rules to this nascent category. Electric car ownership will have its own shape and identity. Now is the
Future of Mobility
Many of the macro forces acting on the planet are emboldening manufacturers and governments to accelerate developments for the future of mobility: rapid urbanisation driven by dynamic populations, our technological tipping point and the need to