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Energy

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
August 21, 2007

Peak Oil and War: Why Energy Security Still Matters

Peak oil and war are still linked, but not in the way the 2000s debate expected. The urgent question in 2026 is no longer whether the world will abruptly run…

Other Stories

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
June 21, 2007

Manufactured Landscapes: Why the Documentary Matters More Now

Manufactured Landscapes looks more relevant in 2026 than it did when Jennifer Baichwal released the documentary in 2006. The film follows Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky through Chinese factories, shipbreaking yards,…

Environment

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
June 16, 2007

Common Birds in Decline: What America’s Latest Data Reveal

Common birds in decline are no longer a niche conservation story. The latest national evidence shows that losses once associated mainly with rare species now run through familiar backyards, farms,…

Toxics

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
March 22, 2007

Clothianidin and Honey Bees: What the Latest Evidence Shows

Quick facts What it is: A systemic neonicotinoid insecticide, most often applied as a seed coating on corn, canola and other row crops. EU status: Outdoor uses banned since 2018,…

Climate Change

Posted byby TEB Sustainability Research Team
February 18, 2007

Livestock Farming and Climate Change: The Fix Hiding in Plain Sight

Every few months, a new statistic about livestock farming and climate change makes the rounds — usually some version of “cows emit more than all the cars on Earth.” It’s…