Just over half of Irish consumers know what items can be recycled, says Repak
Just over half (53%) of Irish consumers can accurately identify what items can actually be recycled, a new study by Repak has found.
Just over half (53%) of Irish consumers can accurately identify what items can actually be recycled, a new study by Repak has found.
One in three Spanish shoppers say that they have changed their purchasing habits due to climate change, a new report from Aldi has found.
The World Cocoa Foundation (WCF) has announced the launch of a comprehensive deforestation risk assessment methodology for its members to use.
Swedish car maker Volvo has announced that it is reining back on its strategy to only produce electric vehicles by 2030, as demand slows.
The average global surface air temperature hit 16.82°C in August 2024, making it the joint-hottest August both globally and in Europe.
While Australia has introduced laws to prevent the clearing of forests for agriculture and mining, this is having a limited effect.
Former US president Donald Trump has not held back from criticising US environmental policy, along with the Republican Party.
The city of Berlin has announced its commitment to the Berlin Urban Nature Pact, part of an international initiative to mobilise cities.
A new study has found that cities in the Global South are increasingly vulnerable to extreme heat due to a lack of green spaces.
Ronald Thompson explores the implications of the European Union’s recent decision to impose new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.