Returnable packaging could slash emissions by 35 to 70% but only if designed collaboratively across industry and operated at large scale.
Toyota ads banned for encouraging ‘irresponsible’ behaviour
Two Toyota SUV adverts have been banned by the ASA encouraging “irresponsible” behaviour towards the environment by driving off-road.
Opinion: Why it’s crunch time for businesses to communicate on climate
Graham Reid, Weber Shandwick UK’s head of sustainability, explains how to cut through the noise and why everyone should be part of the climate conversation.
NHS outlines ‘critical infrastructure’ to reach 2040 net zero goals
The NHS has revealed “critical infrastructure” it will be putting in place to reach its net zero goals by 2040.
M&S stands firm on ‘sustainable’ demolition plans
M&S CEO Stuart Machin said the retailer has “amazing plans” to transform its Marble Arch store into a “modern, sustainable building”.
Ikea launches mattress removal and recycling scheme
Ikea has launched a new mattress removal and recycling scheme to support a circular economy.
Carbon Accounting Alliance to support sector in net zero transition
Planet Mark and ClimatePartner have founded the Carbon Accounting Alliance to support and regulate the sector in the transition to net zero.
Google says AI could mitigate 5 to 10% of global emissions
Artificial intelligence (AI) could mitigate up to 5 to 10% of global greenhouse gas emissions by 2030, according to a new report by Google.
Vestiaire Collective bans ‘fast fashion’ brands including H&M and Gap
Pre-loved fashion brand Vestiaire Collective has banned a number of retailers from its platform as it removes all ‘fast fashion’ brands from its listings.
High Court rules Defra’s river basin management planning as unlawful
The High Court has ruled the department for environment, food and rural affairs (Defra’s) river basin management as unlawful.