‘Business as usual’ is driving biodiversity decline, says report
A ‘business as usual’ mindset is contributing to continued biodiversity decline, despite firms being central…
‘Business as usual’ is driving biodiversity decline, says report
A ‘business as usual’ mindset is contributing to continued biodiversity decline, despite firms being central actors in efforts to halt…
Food waste-based compost not as effective as potting mix alone, study suggests
While compost derived from food waste represents an effective means of diverting waste from landfill, it is not as effective…
Could fungi grown on food production side streams be the next big thing in plant-based food?
A study by the American Chemical Society has suggested that fungi grown on side streams generated by food production, such…
Global sports economy faces ‘unprecedented’ challenge from climate change
The global sports economy, worth around $2.3 trillion annually, faces an ‘unprecedented challenge from climate change‘, the World Economic Forum…
Oddbox’s Emilie Vanpoperinghe on balancing profit and purpose
Emilie Vanpoperinghe is the chief executive of Oddbox, a platform founded in 2016 that seeks to fight food waste by…
‘Living walls’ can boost biodiversity in urban environments, study finds
‘Living walls’, structures comprised of flowers and plants that are affixed to the outside of commercial buildings, can play a…
Just two fifths of UK farmers have diversified their cropping, study finds
Diversifying cropping to grow vegetables, fruit and pulses is a proven way of boosting farming resilience and soil health, however…
Ammonia emissions could be halved by 2050 if ‘ambitious’ measures are implemented
‘Ambitious’ implementation pathways could lead to a 50% reduction in ammonia (NH₃) emissions from human activities by 2050, a study…
Cigarette filters are an ‘underestimated’ source of microplastic pollution, study claims
The extent of microplastic pollution from cigarette filters is the topic of a new study by researchers at the University…
Two fifths of German consumers would opt for an EV for their next car purchase
Some two fifths (39%) of German consumers would choose an electric vehicle for their next car purchase, with 16% willing…
