37% of Irish consumers willing to pay more for food that supports the environment
Some 37% of Irish consumers would be willing to pay more for food that supports environmental causes, such as improving…
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Increasing EU textile recycling rates could slash carbon emissions
Achieving a 10% textile-to-textile recycling rate in the European Union by 2035 would slash carbon emissions by 440,000 tonnes annually…
Study examines the ‘urgency’ of constitutionalising environmental rights in Ireland
Discussion on whether Ireland should enshrine environmental rights into its constitution remains a ‘live question, the urgency of which is…
Most finance ministries concerned about climate change
Most finance ministries around the world are concerned about the impact of climate change, a new study by the Coalition…
Three fifths of Irish consumers believe retailers should offer incentives for sustainable shopping
More than three fifths (62%) of Irish consumers believe that retailers should offer incentives or discounts for choosing more sustainable…
Visual portrayal of sustainability shifts from ‘clarity to conceptual representation’
The visual portrayal of sustainability by brands and organisations has shifted from ‘clarity to conceptual representation’, a new report by…
78% of firms disclose no information about their climate-related lobbying activities
Some 78% of firms provide no public disclosure about their climate-related lobbying activities, a new study by Danu Insight has…
Just 17% of consumers willing to pay a premium for more sustainable products
While 45% of European consumers consider sustainability when shopping, a rise of five percentage points year-on-year, just 17% would be…
71% of consumers want to take a more sustainable approach to fashion shopping
Seven in ten (71%) consumers want to shop for fashion items in a more sustainable manner, while 74% want to…
Sustainability considerations rising among tourists, says Booking.com
More than half (53%) of tourists say that they are more conscious of the travel industry’s impact on communities as…