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A new study by Sodexo UK & Ireland has found that consumers are increasingly seeking out nutritious, sustainable meals, however they don't want to compromise on taste or affordability.
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Consumers value sustainable food, but obstacles remain

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A new study by Sodexo UK & Ireland has found that consumers are increasingly seeking out nutritious, sustainable meals, however…

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Siam Cement Group (SCG) has been named as Thailand's most sustainable company, followed by energy firm PTT, a new study by Ipsos has found.
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Thailand’s ‘most sustainable companies’ revealed in Ipsos study

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Siam Cement Group (SCG) has been named as Thailand’s most sustainable company, followed by energy firm PTT, a new study…

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A new study by Statista Consumer Insights across 21 countries reveals that environmental protection is not considered a major issue by the majority of citizens.
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Environmental protection ‘not a major concern’ in many countries

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A new study by Statista Consumer Insights across 21 countries reveals that environmental protection is not considered a major issue…

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Eco-labelling has 'no significant effect' on the environmental impact of food purchases in workplace cafeterias, a new study published in BMC Public Health has found.
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Eco-labels have limited effect on purchasing habits in workplace cafeterias, study suggests

2 years ago2 years ago3 mins

Eco-labelling has ‘no significant effect’ on the environmental impact of food purchases in workplace cafeterias, a new study published in…

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2025 could see a tidal wave of litigation against polluters

2 years ago2 years ago3 mins

This year could mark the point where the “floodgates are opened for litigation against the biggest polluters”, A Plastic Planet…

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The development of sustainable and biodegradable electronic textiles, known as e-textiles, has taken a 'big leap forward' according to researchers at the University of Southampton and UWE Bristol.
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Development of environmentally friendly e-textiles takes ‘big leap forward’

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The development of sustainable and biodegradable electronic textiles, known as e-textiles, has taken a ‘big leap forward’ according to researchers…

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Irish businesses are falling short when it comes to properly segregating waste, a new study by environmental non-profit Repak has found.
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Irish businesses not properly segregating waste, Repak finds

2 years ago2 years ago3 mins

Irish businesses are falling short when it comes to properly segregating waste, a new study by environmental non-profit Repak has…

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The growing connection between climate change, a shortage of resources and global conflict is the topic of a new book From Warming to Warfare: Climate Change and the Road to World War III by Steven W. Pearce.
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Link between climate change and global conflict examined in new book

2 years ago1 year ago3 mins

The growing connection between climate change, a shortage of resources and global conflict is the topic of a new book,…

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Booking a flight is already complex interplay of checked baggage allowances and seat upgrades, but a new study by the University of New Hampshire has examined whether weight-based pricing – for both baggage and the passengers themselves – could make air travel more sustainable.
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Could weight-based pricing lead to more eco-friendly air travel?

2 years ago2 years ago4 mins

Booking a flight is already complex interplay of checked baggage allowances and seat upgrades, but a new study by the…

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Organisations involved in sponsorship are less committed to environmentally-friendly initiatives than they were a year ago, a new study by the European Sponsorship Association (ESA) has found.
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Commitment to eco-friendly sponsorship declining, study finds

2 years ago2 years ago3 mins

Organisations involved in sponsorship are less committed to environmentally-friendly initiatives than they were a year ago, a new study by…

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INTERVIEWS

Reitan Retail’s Gisle Bakken on the business case for supply chain sustainability
Opella’s Marissa Saretsky on why healthcare needs to shift towards prevention and long-term health management
repurposedMATERIALS’ Damon Carson on why businesses are throwing away materials that still have value
Mastercard’s Ellen Jackowski on how businesses are strengthening resilience through sustainability
Electrification Alliance’s Adrian Hiel on where electrification can have the greatest positive impact

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EXPLAINERS

What we did wrong in marketing sustainable products – and how to do it better
Shifting decision-making closer to communities
How a family-owned recycler handles metal, cars, and e-waste
Engineers test cloud-seeding drones for areas facing chronic water shortages
How circular construction actually works – from design to demolition and back again

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