Pilita Clark
FT
The age of the disposable leader
Chief executive churnover is less visible than political headrolling but can be just as disruptive
Cheaper, greener power is on the way
As long as anti-net-zero populists don’t throttle it in the cradle
Why you should be glad if your next boss is a young striver
Today’s newest workers have overcome hurdles that would have seemed preposterous to their older colleagues
UN plastics treaty is being hampered by climate obstruction tactics
Conflicting interests are coming to a head as countries attempt to end the scourge of pollution
The exasperating state of modern marketing
Why is simple, straightforward clarity beyond so many organisations?
The new wave of climate claptrap
From Musk to Project 2025, the twaddle keeps on coming
What if global emissions went down instead of up?
That turning point could be closer than you think and its consequences may be profound
The unstoppable advance of the acronym
Resistance to irksome abbreviations has proved futile so let’s enjoy the best of them
The COP jamboree desperately needs a reboot
Even many participants in these UN-sponsored events say that the meetings are no longer fit for purpose
