We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Montreal Statement on Sustainability in the Digital Age. The collective statement from an international group of business, government, and science leaders highlights that we cannot achieve a climate-safe, sustainable, and...

We are pleased to announce that the publication of our new special issue of the IEEE Technology & Society Magazine (Vol. 39, Issue 2) on Sustainability in the Digital Age is now available online. Read Special Issue

Future Earth has partnered with Concordia University to launch a scientific training program for students at the intersection of environmental science and digital innovation. The Leadership in Environmental and Digital Innovation for Sustainability (LEADS) program will further research on climate, system-based approaches to sustainable development and digital innovation, while developing the careers of students and postdoctoral fellows entering the global sustainability community.

Excerpt Digital Disruptions for Sustainability (D^2S) Agenda– Cross-Cutting Actions Agenda Environment: Science and Policy for Sustainable Development, Volume 62 Issue 3. Pages: 30-41 Crossref DOI...

Contemporary global risks do not respect national borders, and demand a coordinated global response. The Covid-19 crisis has illustrated this starkly and exposed the weaknesses of the global governance structures created in the last century, which were designed to prevent wars and manage the flow of material goods and services. These are grossly deficient for the challenges of the 21st century, as new threats emerge from environmental degradation, hyper-connected communities and rapid technological change.