M&S is ditching plastic bags for life in favour of paper as it looks to provide customers with “the best and most sustainable paper bag possible”.
Tesco partners with Veolia to use recycled soft plastics in UK schools
Tesco is joining forces with Veolia to use recycled soft plastic from its in-store recycling points to introduce greener areas in schools.
Global apparel industry could lose £52bn due to climate change
The apparel industry could lose £52 billion in export earnings due to climate change, according to a report by Cornell University and Schroder’s.
ExxonMobil execs undermined links between climate change and fossil fuel
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Carbon credits put ‘forest communities at risk’, says new research
Carbon credits put ‘forest communities’ at risk and needs to be replaced, suggests new research by UC Berkeley Carbon Trading Project.
Amazon invests in direct air capture technology
Amazon invests in direct air capture technology to remove carbon from the atmosphere, as part of its commitment to reach net zero by 2040.
Greenpeace taps Simon Pegg to highlight ‘shocking’ threat to oceans
Greenpeace is highlighting the ‘shocking’ extent of the threat to ocean health as it urges UK to sign the Global Ocean Treaty next week.
A quarter of products found in UK supermarkets at ‘high risk’ from climate change
A quarter of the products found in UK shopping baskets risk disappearing from supermarket shelves due to the impacts of climate change.
Top accountancy bodies urge UK to do more to meet UN sustainable development goals
Leading accountancy bodies have written to the UK government urging it to take more action to achieve UN sustainable development goals.
‘The government can’t simply ditch it’: Defra to face legal action over scrapped food waste measures
The NGO Feedback has launched legal action against the government’s Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) for failing to take meaningful action to tackle food waste.
Dr Martens launches repair service to make boots ‘great again’
Dr Martens is set to launch a shoe repair service in the UK in a move to make its products “great again” to keep them in circulation for longer.
M&S ditches plastic bags for life for paper alternative
M&S is ditching plastic bags for life in favour of paper as it looks to provide customers with “the best and most sustainable paper bag possible”.
Tesco partners with Veolia to use recycled soft plastics in UK schools
Tesco is joining forces with Veolia to use recycled soft plastic from its in-store recycling points to introduce greener areas in schools.
Global apparel industry could lose £52bn due to climate change
The apparel industry could lose £52 billion in export earnings due to climate change, according to a report by Cornell University and Schroder’s.
ExxonMobil execs undermined links between climate change and fossil fuel
ExxonMobil executives tried to undermine science even after it publicly acknowledged link between fossil fuels and climate change.
Carbon credits put ‘forest communities at risk’, says new research
Carbon credits put ‘forest communities’ at risk and needs to be replaced, suggests new research by UC Berkeley Carbon Trading Project.
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