Bill Clinton won the 1992 presidential campaign against George Bush senior by addressing one area where the incumbent President was weak. Simon Leadbetter looks at what...
A survey of UK consumers conducted by microfinance provider, Oikocredit, has found that there is a perception gap between ethical goods and ethical investment. The results...
Barclays and Aviva are two high-profile companies that have recently made the headlines because of shareholder revolts over excessive executive pay. Especially at a time of recession,...
A good quote makes all the difference. “The Topaz project will benefit the environment and the local economy. A project of this size creates jobs and...
Some of the biggest names in the energy and environment sectors will gather in five world cities over the next four days, as the Reuters Global...
The latest instalment in our “What is…” series delves into the process of investment analysis and management in relation to exactly how society can benefit in...
Climate Change Emissions Management Corporation (CCEMC), a non-profit organisation with the mandate of expanding knowledge of climate change and developing ‘clean’ technologies, is providing $7m to...
“Cross my palm with plastic”. The latest addition to Blue & Green Tomorrow’s “What is…” series looks at credit cards and the ethical considerations. Most of...
This year’s Chelsea Flower Show will showcase urban gardens that unlock the potential of green fingers to combat climate change. Exhibiting at the Chelsea Flower Show...
There is an abundance of popular renewable energy sources, as regular readers of Blue & Green Tomorrow will be aware: wind, solar, hydroelectric… But there are...
The fashion industry may not be one that you’d automatically associate with sustainability, but as global needs become more apparent, it is certainly an area that...
There are 40 days till Rio+20, and news on the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development is pouring in. Blue & Green Tomorrow takes a look...
The Copenhagen Fashion Summit 2012 gathered over a thousand key figures in the fashion industry alongside the Royal Highness Crown Princess Mary of Denmark on May 3...
The Observer has drawn up the shortlist for its annual Ethical Awards, celebrating projects, businesses and campaigns that are making sustainability a reality. Now in its...
Since the WWF’s Climate Savers Programme began in 1999, member companies of the initiative have jointly slashed 100m tonnes off their carbon emissions total. The encouraging...