Global brewer Heineken was accused of vandalism after cutting down an apple orchard, which was the size of 140 football pitches.
UK climate plan found to be unlawful in ’embarrassing’ High Court ruling
The High Court has ruled that Britain’s latest climate action plan is unlawful, following a challenge from green groups over the government’s emissions targets.
2022 FA Cup final pitch cover recycled into kit for youth football clubs
The FA has donated bibs and drawstring bags recycled from the 2022 FA Cup final pitch cover to youth football clubs across the UK.
New draft EPR regulations give ‘greater certainty’ to packaging industry
Green groups have welcomed Defra’s draft EPR regulations, saying they “give much greater certainty” to the packaging industry.
B&Q to launch over 100 plastic plant pot recycling stations
B&Q is launching over 100 plastic plant pot recycling stations in its UK stores as it encourages customers to make greener choices.
Three in four Londoners want a ‘climate champion’ Mayor
The survey, carried out by Survation and commissioned by Greenpeace UK, has been undertaken ahead of this week’s London Mayor election.
UN countries propose to cut plastic production by 40% by 2040
Rwanda and Peru have proposed establishing baseline levels for the amount of plastic needed in individual countries to prevent overproduction.
Energy secretary says net zero ‘leviathan’ risks crushing UK’s enterprise economy
In a speech at the Innovation Zero conference for technology entrepreneurs in London, Claire Coutinho will warn of the perils of net zero policies if implemented in the wrong way.
Net Zero Council stresses importance of collaboration
The Net Zero Council- a partnership between government, business and finance – aims for environmentally-friendly practices to grow the economy.
Fossil fuel tax could raise £720bn to help fight climate crisis
The Climate Damages Tax report has been backed by Greenpeace, Christian Aid and climate organisations around the world.
