Women have a lower carbon footprint than men, study finds
Women have a 26% lower carbon footprint than men when it comes to food and transport, a new France-based study…
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Danish firm turns to shipping containers for transporting CO2
A Danish startup, DecarbonICE, is developing a method to transport carbon dioxide in specially-designed shipping containers, improving efficiency of transport…
Blue Yonder acquires Pledge to expand carbon emissions reporting capabilities
Blue Yonder has announced the acquisition of Pledge Earth Technologies, in a move that will enable its customers to better…
One fifth of Europeans adjust their travel plans due to environmental considerations
Environmental impact is an ‘important’ consideration factor for three quarters of EU citizens when planning a regional or long-distance journey,…
Carlsberg, Einride launch limited-edition ‘Electric Beer’
Carlsberg Sweden has teamed up with freight technology firm Einride to unveil a limited-edition, alcohol-free ‘Electric Beer’, which is brewed…
Germany to fall well short of 2030 climate target, study suggests
Germany is set to fall ‘massively’ short of its 2030 climate targets, Deutsche Umwelthilfe (DUH) has said, as the country’s…
Close to half of new city buses in the EU are zero-emission
Just under half (49%) of new city buses introduced in the European Union last year were zero-emission vehicles, new data…
Shippers increasingly balancing sustainability with cost efficiency, study finds
Some 97% of shippers are reporting progress towards their sustainability goals, as they seek to balance ESG compliance with cost…
Over three-quarters of UK consumers believe sustainable infrastructure is ‘crucial’
More than three quarters of UK consumers believe that investment in sustainable infrastructure is crucial for future generations, a new…
Larger EVs ‘will not solve the climate crisis’, report claims
Larger electric vehicles are ‘failing to substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions in comparison to small conventional vehicles’, a new study…