Greenhouse gas emissions in Ireland fell 2.2% in the first quarter of this year
Ireland‘s greenhouse gas emissions fell by 2.2% in the first quarter of 2024, compared to the same period last year,…
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Carbon intensity in Portuguese economy at lowest level since 1995
Carbon intensity in the Portuguese economy is now at its lowest level since 1995, new data from the country’s national…
Methane emissions from meat and dairy sector on a par with that of ‘big oil’
A new study by Greenpeace Nordic has suggested that emissions from the meat and dairy sector rival those produced by…
What is the world’s most sustainable mobile network operator?
Japan’s KDDI has been named the world’s most sustainable mobile network operator, in a study by Juniper Research. German mobile…
New standards adopted to help facilitate collaboration at COP29
Standards required to operationalise a new UN carbon crediting mechanism have been agreed upon ahead of COP29 in Azerbaijan, with…
European cities will need €1.5 trillion in sustainable mobility investment
European cities will require investment of around €1.5 trillion in sustainable mobility measures in order to meet the emissions objectives…
Methane emissions from dairy farms ‘could be five times higher’
Methane emissions from slurry stores on dairy farms may be up to five times greater than official statistics suggest, a…
Collaboration will be key to driving Beiersdorf’s net zero efforts
Collaboration is set to play a vital role in enabling Beiersdorf to achieve its goal of net zero emissions by…
August 2024 was the joint-hottest on record, study finds
The average global surface air temperature hit 16.82°C in August 2024, making it the joint-hottest August both globally and in Europe.
How the EU’s tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles could impact its environmental targets
Ronald Thompson explores the implications of the European Union’s recent decision to impose new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.