A parable of the Prussian forest: How not to destroy the ecosystem in the pursuit of ‘shareholder value’ It’s the middle of the 18th century and you are standing in a forest in what we now call Germany. There are elm and beech and
Feeding the world’s roughly 8 billion people has a huge impact on the environment. Leading studies suggest this necessary process accounts for about a quarter of all greenhouse gas emissions contributing to global warming. With the global population
We’ve managed to harness different, more sustainable technologies and use them to reduce our reliance on finite and damaging carbon–based energy. But to complete this journey, we need to significantly reduce our energy consumption as well.
A primary school in Kew is helping fight food poverty in London by teaming up with the City Harvest group for autumn. City Harvest arrived at Kew Green Prep School in Richmond to collect an assortment of seasonal foods that the group will now deliver
Can the world make positive social and environmental choices when rebuilding our economy from the coronavirus pandemic? Rathbones' fascinating new series of thought-provoking 'Planet Papers' investigates ... This year of pandemic marks
A growing number of people are questioning how their pensions and other savings are invested. Rathbones’ stewardship director Matt Crossman explains why he firmly believes we can make the world a better place through our investments, and how best
New generations have grown up with the internet and social media as an integral part of their daily lives. Their behaviour and spending patterns are markedly different from people their age 20 years ago, creating challenges and opportunities for companies
