GlobeScan research shows that global retail investors continue to view economic inequality and climate change as major investment risks and link responsible investment with stronger returns.
New GlobeScan data show which global threats the public see as most urgent, highlighting climate change, conflict, and poverty in an increasingly insecure world.
In this episode, David talks to the award-winning Indonesian activist and social entrepreneur Farwiza Farhan about her work in the unique Leuser Ecosystem in the Aceh region of Sumatra.
As US emissions authority is rolled back, eight in ten Americans say the government is responsible for addressing climate change, and nearly as many say companies are also responsible.
Explore global public attitudes on climate, clean energy, and sustainable technologies. This 2026 GlobeScan report uncovers overwhelming support for the energy transition, shifting expectations, and the barriers shaping the path toward a new energy system.
Discover what nearly 400 sustainability experts say were the most impactful actions in 2025; legislation, renewables, and nature-based solutions top the list.
COP30 negotiations ended without a breakthrough, widening the gap between public expectations and policy action. New research shows strong global support for the green energy transition, even in fossil-fuel-dependent economies.
As COP30 in Brazil nears its conclusion, new research shows that climate change, poverty, and conflict are the most urgent global challenges, and why progress may be harder without integrated solutions.
In this episode, Chris Coulter and David Grayson speak with Marco Lambertini, Convener of the Nature Positive Initiative and former Director General of WWF International, and Dorothy Maseke, FSD Africa and Head of the African Natural Capital Alliance (ANCA).
Most people worldwide want their governments to take bold action at COP30, with Latin American countries, especially Brazil, showing the strongest support for ambitious climate targets.