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Why Islamic Finance Could Provide an Ethical Model for Funding the Green Transition
News•Feb 20, 2026

Why Islamic Finance Could Provide an Ethical Model for Funding the Green Transition

Islamic finance, anchored in asset‑backed transactions and social responsibility, is emerging as a credible alternative to conventional green finance. Its core instrument, green sukuk, ties investor capital directly to renewable‑energy and sustainable‑infrastructure projects, ensuring profits stem from real economic activity. The UK, already a global hub for both green and Islamic finance, can leverage its fintech ecosystem and supportive regulation to scale ethical financing. Integrating AI‑driven monitoring further curbs greenwashing, bolstering investor confidence in climate‑focused assets.

By The Conversation – Business + Economy (US)
How Bad Bunny’s Power Pole Dance Spotlighted the Colonial Legacy of Energy Poverty
News•Feb 17, 2026

How Bad Bunny’s Power Pole Dance Spotlighted the Colonial Legacy of Energy Poverty

Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl pole‑dance performance turned a global stage into a protest against Puerto Rico’s chronic power outages. The artist highlighted how the island’s unreliable grid is a direct legacy of U.S. colonial energy policies that deny residents federal...

By The Conversation – Business + Economy (US)
Football Has a Real Fossil Fuel Problem – and It’s Not Sustainable
News•Feb 13, 2026

Football Has a Real Fossil Fuel Problem – and It’s Not Sustainable

Football’s rapid expansion—more teams, matches, and tournaments—has turned the sport into a major carbon emitter, with its footprint now comparable to Austria’s national emissions. The 2026 World Cup will feature 48 teams, dramatically increasing global travel for players, fans, and...

By The Conversation – Business + Economy (US)

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