How a family-owned recycler handles metal, cars, and e-waste
A dead car battery, a pile of copper wire, and a broken laptop all need to leave your property, but…
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Engineers test cloud-seeding drones for areas facing chronic water shortages
Op-ed by Mia Barnes, Body+Mind Magazine. Picture a Western reservoir ringed by bleached rock. A farmer idles fields for lack…
How circular construction actually works – from design to demolition and back again
Op-ed by Peter Chambers, associate editor, Renovated. Circular construction advances the idea of a circular economy by using a project’s…
Sustainable travel – lightening your carbon footprint
Travel creates lasting memories, yet every flight, hotel stay and car journey uses energy and resources. The environmental cost can…
Rebranding sustainability – why business resilience is the new bottom line
Op-ed by Natalie Dunbar, principal consultant at Consultus Sustainability. For many years, the UK has mainly been asked to view…
What 45,000 refurbished laptops taught GEODIS about circular supply chains
Op-ed by Damien Derouene, global director, circular economy and innovation, GEODIS. When people talk about the circular economy, the conversation…
Why Britain needs to become the world’s low-carbon benchmark
Op-ed by Dr. Liz Gilligan, CEO of Material Evolution. Two hundred years ago, a bricklayer from Leeds named Joseph Aspdin…
Sustainability isn’t disappearing. It’s moving into the business
Op-ed by Rajiv Jalim, global director of sustainability solutions, Novisto. Mentions of ‘ESG’ on S&P 500 earnings calls have dropped…
The UK is paying to invent the bioeconomy, but letting other countries keep it
Op-ed by Jen Vanderhoven, CEO of the BBIA and the BioRevolution Coalition. Look around your bathroom, your kitchen or your…
‘Carbon neutral’ banned in the EU? What businesses need to know
Op-ed by Ellis Clark, head of marketing, Tunley Environmental. From 27 September 2026, businesses marketing products and services to EU…