Close to 25% of European landscape could be ‘rewilded’, study finds
Close to a quarter of the European continent is ‘primed with rewilding opportunities’, a new study has found.
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Major companies failing to assess and measure their impact on nature
Major companies around the world are falling short when it comes to assessing and measuring the impact of their actions…
Greater understanding of timber availability and sustainability needed, study finds
A study by the University of Bristol has called for a departure from using certified, locally sourced timber in construction and design.
Earth Overshoot Day takes place on 1 August this year
Earth Overshoot Day, the day on which humanity has used up nature’s ‘resource budget’ for the year, takes place on 1 August this year.
inoqo’s Markus Linder on how sharing ‘climate footprint’ data can usher in a new era of transparency
SustainabilityOnline.net caught up with Markus Linder, CEO of inoqo, to discuss why the sharing of climate footprint data is so important.
EUDR could lead to significant price increases for consumers, says analyst
The forthcoming EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) may significantly affect commodity supply chains, leading to higher prices for consumers.
Investors to work with major firms on efforts to tackle biodiversity loss
Investors collectively representing $15 trillion in assets under management have announced their support for the Spring initiative.
EU Council gives green light to Nature Restoration Law
The Council of the European Union has approved the Nature Restoration Law, which aims to restore at least 20% of the EU’s land and sea areas.
Arla takes action on emissions reduction, scope 3 engagement
Danish dairy brand Arla has announced a series of measures aimed at reducing emissions among its farmer owners.
Small farms in Ireland have a ‘low environmental impact’, says Teagasc
Small farms in Ireland boast high standards when it comes to environmental sustainability, according to Teagasc.