Danone and Global Methane Hub unveil methane reduction strategy
Danone has partnered with the Global Methane Hub (GMH), a philanthropic organisation focused on reducing methane emissions globally, to collaborate…
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Returnable plastic packaging could considerably lower greenhouse gas emissions, water use
A scaling up of the use of returnable plastic packaging has the potential to lower greenhouse gas emissions and water…
European Parliament adopts report on certification framework for carbon removal
The European Parliament has adopted its final report on a proposal to establish the first EU-level certification framework for carbon…
Oil and gas industry faces ‘moment of truth’ on clean energy: IEA
The oil and gas sectors face ‘pivotal choices’ about their future role in the global energy system, given advancements in…
Consumer demand for products that use sustainable packaging on the increase
Consumers are increasingly choosing products based on whether the packaging used is sustainable, new data from Circana has found. As…
42% contemplating dietary changes due to climate change impact on food prices
More than two fifths (42%) of global consumers are contemplating changes to their diets due to the effects of climate…
North American firms ‘three times more likely’ to violate UN environmental standards
Companies operating in the United States and Canada are three times more likely to risk violating United Nations environmental standards,…
8 themes to watch out for at COP28
With COP28 kicking off in Dubai in the next few days, let’s take a closer look at some of the…
‘Negative investment conditions’ slowing the $18tn gap to fund green energy transition
The estimated $18 trillion needed to fund the green energy transition through to 2030 is being slowed by ‘negative investment…
Consumers ‘prepared to pay 12% more for sustainable products’
A new report from Bain & Company suggests that consumers would be willing to pay a premium for sustainable products – 12% on average – but most agree that eco-friendly products are priced too high.