EU’s carbon tax a ‘€300 billion opportunity’, says T&E
The EU’s new carbon tax, ETS2, represents a €300 billion opportunity to transition European citizens away from fossil fuels and…
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Bain & Company, Terralytiq team up to help firms with supply chain decarbonisation
Management consultancy Bain & Company has announced a strategic partnership with Terralytiq on the development of tools to enable businesses…
Tetra Pak confident of achieving emissions reductions targets
Packaging giant Tetra Pak has announced a 54% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions in its own operations since 2019, and…
Electrification key to reducing Europe’s fossil fuel dependancy, says Eurelectric
Electrification is a vital tool in reducing Europe‘s dependancy on fossil fuels and restoring competitiveness, a new study commissioned by…
Forthcoming NDCs need to be ambitious in scale, says WRI
With many of the world’s largest emitters yet to submit their Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs), outlining their climate action plans…
Three quarters of Northern Ireland citizens concerned about the environment
Around three quarters (73%) of Northern Ireland citizens are either ‘very’ or ‘fairly’ concerned about the environment, a new report…
DuPont sources 100% renewable electricity for its European operations
DuPont has announced that 100% of the electricity used to power its operations in the EU now comes from renewable…
Ellen MacArthur Foundation publishes guidelines following Big Food Redesign Challenge
The Ellen MacArthur Foundation has published a set of guidelines for food companies seeking to implement circular economy principles into…
Microsoft to accelerate sustainability efforts as emissions rise by nearly a quarter
Microsoft has said that its ‘journey towards being carbon negative is a marathon, not a sprint’, as it confirmed that…
Impact of public subsidies on environmental degradation explored in new report
Subsidies to sectors such as agriculture, fossil fuels, fishing, and mining are helping to ‘perpetuate environmental degradation’ a new study…