In its latest status report the Taskforce for Climate Disclosure (TCFD) has revealed that over 80% of the largest asset managers and 50% of the largest asset owners reported in line with at least one of the 11 recommended disclosures.
Mars Food and Nutrition achieves 89% reusable, recyclable and compostable packaging
Mars Food and Nutrition shares sustainability progress including 89% reusable packaging, and donating 33 million meals for local communities.
H&M holds £431m green bond sale in sustainability push
High street retailer H&M is holding its first ever green bond sale, a significant move by the company as it seeks to improve its sustainability record.
UK wide consultation on banning wet wipes to take place
A UK-wide consultation on whether wet wipes should be banned will take place, the government announced this weekend (October 14).
Waste HS2 clay could be used to make concrete
Waste clay from HS2 could be used to help create concrete, with engineers interested in setting up a giant clay oven at the projects site so that they can bake some of the clay to produce it.
Chris Skidmore: Net zero is a ‘tale of two worlds’
Speaking at Blue Earth Summit, Conservative MP Chris Skidmore said the future of net zero in the UK is a “tale of two worlds.”
Dunelm’s 2040 net zero targets approved by SBTi
Dunelm becomes the first homeware retailer to have its targets approved by the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
New CMA guidance helps businesses collaborate on green goals
The CMA will help businesses understand how they can collaborate on environmental sustainability goals without breaking the law.
Electrification most cost-effective energy solution
A new Citizen’s Advice report found electrification is the most cost-effective energy solution in 10 out of 12 areas the study analysed.
Charisma, logic and dedication: Why sustainability leaders need it all
Sustainability leaders must communicate their strategies to the world, but they’ve also got to be scientifically rigorous. Is it possible to have it all?
