Operations have begun at what is now the largest food waste to energy plant in Wales, at a £7.5 million facility in Denbighshire. The Waen plant...
Forest disturbances, such as wildfires, strong winds and bark beetles, are becoming more damaging because of climate change. Researchers have found these disturbances have increased in...
Manda Brookman answers 20 questions on life, sustainability and everything. Manda Brookman is the director of CoaST: One Planet Tourism network, an independent social enterprise leading...
The Co-operative Group has confirmed the sale of its farms business for £249 million to the Wellcome Trust. Concerns have previously been raised about the ethics...
Poor restaurant lighting in the UK is driving away customers, according to a new survey. The OnePoll study surveyed 1,500 people across the UK for energy...
A team of British designers has come up with a bizarre green energy solution, submitted to the Land Art Generator Initiative (LAGI) design competition, in the...
Blue & Green Daily finds and summarises the top sustainability stories around the web every morning. We start with our own picks from Blue & Green...
This week marks the centenary of the beginning of the First World War. It is a week in which many will think of the horrors endured...
The fund management firm of billionaire and philanthropist George Soros has divested from the Israeli-based SodaStream, as pressure mounts on investors to avoid companies at all...
Employees at the Ecology Building Society in Silsden, West Yorkshire, have launched a last-ditch effort to save a tree outside their offices. The old tree is...
The Cochabamba Project, which supports Bolivian families to stop slash and burn farming of the Amazon, is asking investors to support their aim of reversing the...
The rapid warming of the world’s oceans, caused by climate change, is increasing record-breaking levels of Pacific Equatorial trade winds, new research has found. Scientists from...
Sam Hollick, Green Party councillor for Oxford, has urged the University of Oxford to end its deal with gas giant Gazprom – which is owned primarily...
The government is “punching below its weight” when it comes to supporting businesses operating in the green economy, according to the Energy and Climate Change Committee....
If we all chip in to help sustainable and ethical investment move from the margins into the mainstream, the market will not only grow quicker, it...