It’s International Walk to School Month. It is being marked by Living Streets ramping up their campaign calling on David Cameron to create a new walking generation. Over 2,000...
The Indian Government is likely to overachieve its 2030 climate intensity target without having to implement any new policies, the Climate Action Tracker (CAT) said today. In its...
Turkey could become the new climate bomb in Europe, supported by French government-owned companies. NGOs from across Europe are asking France to end coal projects in...
A pioneering service for co-operative waste and recycling contracts on behalf of Scottish councils has announced plans for its first contracts, which include long-term deals for...
At the second Eye on Earth Summit in Abu Dhabi today, experts highlighted the achievements of the movement’s Special Initiatives in providing data, tools and frameworks...
In what is believed to be the first survey of its type and the largest in the UK, all UK Power Networks’ overhead power lines across...
Ambitious, arrogant and ruthless were good words to describe Tesco at the height of its power. Every dealing with the company, every press report, every supplier...
The four stages of competence, or the “conscious competence” learning model (Noel Burch, 1970), relates to the four psychological states involved in progressing from incompetence to...
A new research report, “Low Carbon Futures in Canada: The Role of Urban Climate Change Mitigation” explores Canadian cities’ commitments to urban GHG emissions reduction efforts...
Stephen Farrant, Director of Environment and Marketplace Solutions, sets out his vision for how Business in the Community addresses the vital environmental issues affecting business and...
Over the last ten years, technological innovation has continued to evolve and grow throughout various industries – from education, to corporations, and even healthcare (well, the...
New nuclear plants can form a major part of an affordable low carbon transition, with both large nuclear and small modular reactors (SMRs) potentially playing a...
Today, on the World Day of Decent Work, students from the People & Planet network joined others across Europe to protest on campus, at what they...
Ethex invites you to attend a Good Money Week discussion on the progress the social investment sector has made so far in reaching out beyond the city professional...
Organisations can apply for a share of up to £800,000 to develop an affordable solar-powered irrigation pump for use in developing regions. The Department for International Development...