Corporations are perceived as increasingly powerful and critically important to ensuring that
irreversible climatological or ecological tipping points on Earth are not crossed …

The Anthropocene signifies the start of a no-analogue trajectory of the Earth system that is
fundamentally different from the Holocene. This new trajectory is characterized by rising …

Covering two-thirds of the ocean and half of the planet's surface, the high seas are
increasingly the focus of commercial activity and conservation ambitions. Contrary to …

Marine bioprospecting, which involves the exploration of genetic and biochemical material
from marine organisms, can be used towards addressing a broad range of public and …

Stewardship is a concept that has historically underpinned the practice of accounting, with a
focus on the stewardship of financial resources. As times change, so too do the elements of …

How did human societies evolve to become a major force of global change? What dynamics
can lead societies on a trajectory of global sustainability? The astonishing growth in human …

Today's sustainability challenges require significant transformative shifts in the private
sector, particularly driven by new, potentially also more informal, forms of governance. A …

Transnational companies have substantive impacts on nature: a hallmark of living in the
Anthropocene. Understanding these impacts through company provision of information is a …

Smallholder farmers in sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) encounter multiple livelihood challenges.
Embracing circular bioeconomy principles, particularly considering agricultural and food …

Humans have become one of the primary forces shaping our planet, altering climatic,
geological and biological systems at an unprecedented pace. A whole new geological …