Oliver Bonas has teamed up with repair and resale specialist Reskinned for a new takeback scheme to give “pre-loved items a chance to shine”.
One byelection, one bipartisan issue: Why Ulez is causing a huge stir
Clearly Ulez has ruffled a lot of local feathers, but why on earth do low emission zones have such a divided history? Sustainability Beat explains.
Government announces new circular programme
The government has announced a new circular programme to use fewer new resources and drive up the repair and reuse of existing materials.
ExxonMobil releases ‘expertly crafted propaganda’ against electric vehicles
Oil and gas company ExxonMobil have released — and subsequently deleted — what has been described by some as an anti-electric vehicle advert.
High Court rules that Sadiq Khan can go ahead with Ulez expansion
The High Court has ruled that the Mayor of London’s expansion of the city’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) can go ahead, after five Conservative led councils challenged the policy.
Fresh Del Monte recognised for sustainability efforts
Fresh Del Monte wins awards for its recent sustainability initiatives including launching a carbon neutral certified pineapple.
Global Plastic Overshoot Day: 43% of all plastic made this year will end up as pollution
Today marks Plastic Overshoot Day, the point in the year where the amount of plastics produced exceeds the world’s capacity to manage it.
East Herts is latest council to declare a ‘climate emergency’
East Herts councillors have voted unanimously to declare a climate emergency, with new commitments to reduce its carbon footprint to an “absolute minimum” by 2027.
Special taskforce to give banking and fossil fuel sectors net zero guidance
The banking and fossil fuel sectors are due to be given extra guidance on sharing their net zero plans, in a document due to be released in October.
Vaping body calls out ‘lack of impartiality’ to Scotland’s approach to single-use vapes
The UKVIA has expressed concerns about impartiality and personal bias of a review commissioned by the Scottish government.
Coca-Cola and PepsiCo urged to address supply chain risks
Coca-Cola and PepsiCo are among the few food and drink companies called to address forced labour risks in their supply chains.
Defra says it will roll back mandatory food waste reporting
The Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is ditching its plans to force companies to carry out mandatory food waste reporting.
Rail electrification at current rate would take 240 years to meet net zero targets
Plans to electrify the UK’s rails fall so far short of UK net zero targets that it would take 240 years at current rates to reach the goal.
Government to issue hundreds of new oil and gas licences for the North Sea
The government will issue hundreds of new oil and gas licences for the North Sea and a £20 billion funding for carbon capture to “power up Britain”.
Oliver Bonas partners with Reskinned for pre-loved takeback scheme
Oliver Bonas has teamed up with repair and resale specialist Reskinned for a new takeback scheme to give “pre-loved items a chance to shine”.
One byelection, one bipartisan issue: Why Ulez is causing a huge stir
Clearly Ulez has ruffled a lot of local feathers, but why on earth do low emission zones have such a divided history? Sustainability Beat explains.
Government announces new circular programme
The government has announced a new circular programme to use fewer new resources and drive up the repair and reuse of existing materials.
ExxonMobil releases ‘expertly crafted propaganda’ against electric vehicles
Oil and gas company ExxonMobil have released — and subsequently deleted — what has been described by some as an anti-electric vehicle advert.
High Court rules that Sadiq Khan can go ahead with Ulez expansion
The High Court has ruled that the Mayor of London’s expansion of the city’s Ultra Low Emission Zone (Ulez) can go ahead, after five Conservative led councils challenged the policy.
Fresh Del Monte recognised for sustainability efforts
Fresh Del Monte wins awards for its recent sustainability initiatives including launching a carbon neutral certified pineapple.
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