Ban on destroying unsold clothes and shoes comes into effect in European Union
A ban on the destruction of unsold clothing, footwear and accessories by large companies has come into effect across the…
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Why carbon emissions and biodiversity can’t stay in separate silos
Op-ed by Dr Tara Garraty, senior scientist and biodiversity lead, Tunley Environmental. As the world continues to discuss efforts to…
UN report offers roadmap for sustainable blue economies
A new report co-authored by the United Nations and researchers at the University of Portsmouth sets out a ‘practical roadmap’…
Traffic congestion led to 1.58 million litres of fuel being wasted last year in Europe
Traffic congestion across Europe led to 1.58 million litres of fuel being wasted by stationary vehicles, a new study by…
Could cheaper event tickets reward fans for reducing carbon emissions?
Organisers of major cultural and sporting events should offer discounts and financial incentives – in the form of cheaper tickets – to…
Why water must no longer be the forgotten utility
Op-ed by Amy Copson, water procurement manager, Consultus International. With temperatures rising and dry weather patterns becoming the new normal,…
Greater certainty needed around EU aviation emissions rules
Climate consultancy South Pole has called on the European Union to provide greater regulatory certainty for airlines, amidst an ongoing…
Role of business has ‘never been more important’ to achieving the SDGs
The role of business in achieving the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) has “never been more important,” Sanda Ojiambo, CEO…
Ethical Recruitment Atlas tracks recruitment fee risks across global supply chains
The Consumer Goods Forum (CGF) and Impactt have teamed up to launch a new data platform – the Ethical Recruitment Atlas…
Public charging infrastructure expanding ahead of EV demand in most European countries
Public electric vehicle charging infrastructure is expanding ahead of demand in almost all EU countries, new analysis from Transport &…