The government is set to U-turn on plans to scrape nutrient neutrality rules for housebuilders.
Does fashion retail have a sustainable future?
Fashion’s green future was debated at Blue Earth Summit with discussions on business model, pre-ordering, eco-materials, and legislation impact.
Government invests £200m into zero emission truck fleet
The government is giving a £200 million boost to decarbonise freight vehicles, including new funding to roll out up to 370 net zero emission trucks across the country.
Santander expands nature restoration partnerships with National Parks UK
Santander UK has expanded its nature restoration partnerships with National Parks UK.
INCPEN survey reveals 80% of public support ‘consistent recycling’ policies
An INCPEN survey reveals that over 80% of the public have expressed support for the government’s ‘consistent recycling’ packaging policies.
Queens University, Belfast commits to achieving net zero by 2040
Queens University, Belfast said it is committed to achieving net zero greenhouse gases by 2040; the university divested from fossil fuels in 2017.
eBay teams up with UK retailers to promote pre-owned furniture
eBay has teamed up with UK retailers such as Sainsbury’s, Ikea and Asda to set up a Circular Change Council to promote pre-owned furniture.
Clean Creatives condemn B Corp for certifying agencies that work with fossil fuels
Clean Creatives are calling on B Corp to stop certifying agencies that work with fossil fuels, they have issued an open letter signed by 26 creative agencies.
Some 82% of retailers see revenue growth in offering rental services
Some 82% of retailers have seen an increase in revenue since implementing rental services in their business models.
Fresh Del Monte reduces scope 1 and 2 emissions by 26%
Fresh Del Monte has revealed it reduced its scope 1 and 2 emissions by 26% in its 2022 sustainability report.
