The Soil Association has commented on the Government’s recent response to the ground-breaking, all-party parliamentary report on soil health. Georgia Farnworth, Soil Association policy officer, said:...
The Offshore Renewable Energy (ORE) Catapult has received international recognition and has been awarded the Investors in People accreditation – the defining standard for people management....
Nathaniel Pelle, Greenpeace Australia Pacific Oceans Campaigner, has commented on BP’s actions to abandon its oil exploration program in the Great Australian Bight: “This is a...
Going green isn’t just a trend. Sure, switching to more sustainable business practices helps the environment, but it can also help your business. Making the switch...
Charity Bank has been awarded the top spot in The Good Shopping Guide index of ethical banks and building societies for the ninth year in a row,...
Businesses are among the worst polluters on the planet. The industrial sector accounts for nearly 50 percent of all the air pollution in the world, and...
For many businesses, exhibitions can become a central focal point in the calendar. They can take months of planning and preparation to make just a couple...
ClientEarth lawyer Alan Andrews has today responded to an announcement consultation on a Ultra Low Emission Zone for London, by Mayor, Sadiq Khan. Alan Andrews released...
As part of a review into fixed-odds betting terminals and following on from the 2015 YouGov survey into gambling, the government is considering tightening the rules on daytime gambling...
Today the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) signed a Memorandum of Understanding directed at boosting cooperation toward achieving the new Sustainable Development Goals by 2030. EIB...
The new Waterside Campus at the University of Northampton will use sustainable technology for heat while greatly reducing its CO2 output. The University has employed sustainable energy...
A new report released today [1] has suggested that it is possible to produce half of all of Scotland’s energy across transport, electricity and heat from renewables by 2030....
Over the coming years, the role of renewable energy, for example sun and wind energy, is predicted to rapidly increase. At this stage it is hard to pinpoint...
Unless an immediate recovery plan is implemented on the fishing of Mediterranean swordfish, fishing must stop to safeguard its mere existence, Oceana warns. Mediterranean swordfish drops by...
There is a large discrepancy between what companies have to pay for carbon pollution under the EU Emission Trading Scheme (ETS) and how much it costs...