Speaking at a Bupa eco-Disruptive event in London Dragon Den’s star Deborah Meaden said climate change is “here and now”.
Lord Deben: ‘The science tells us it is getting worse and worse’
Lord Deben has warned “the science tells us that [climate change] is getting worse and worse”, in response to clashing Westminster green politics.
The Royal Mint unveils renewable energy centre
The Royal Mint has unveiled its local energy centre which provides renewable source of power for its 38-acre manufacturing site in Llantrisant.
Data: 6.4m Brits switching car ownership to sustainable modes of travel
6.4 million Brits plan on moving away from car ownership and transition to more sustainable modes of transport in the next five years.
UK supermarkets called out for meat and dairy ‘greenwash’
UK supermarkets are ‘rife’ with greenwash as they fail to reduce dairy and meat product sales, which account for 30% of their emissions.
Heat pumps: homeowners are looking to make the switch to save money and carbon
A new report by EDF found that 49% of average earners are considering swapping boilers for heat pumps.
Streaming digital ads create emissions equal to electricity from 1.4m US homes
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Valpak ‘on hand’ to support businesses after new EPR delay
The CEO of packaging compliance company Valpak Steve Gough has said his team is “on hand” to support businesses following EPR delays.
Government plans to shake up competition among energy companies
The government has set out plans to ensure that consumers have wider control over their energy use, as it boosts competition in the sector.
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.
Deborah Meaden: Climate change is ‘here and now’
Speaking at a Bupa eco-Disruptive event in London Dragon Den’s star Deborah Meaden said climate change is “here and now”.
Lord Deben: ‘The science tells us it is getting worse and worse’
Lord Deben has warned “the science tells us that [climate change] is getting worse and worse”, in response to clashing Westminster green politics.
The Royal Mint unveils renewable energy centre
The Royal Mint has unveiled its local energy centre which provides renewable source of power for its 38-acre manufacturing site in Llantrisant.
Data: 6.4m Brits switching car ownership to sustainable modes of travel
6.4 million Brits plan on moving away from car ownership and transition to more sustainable modes of transport in the next five years.
UK supermarkets called out for meat and dairy ‘greenwash’
UK supermarkets are ‘rife’ with greenwash as they fail to reduce dairy and meat product sales, which account for 30% of their emissions.
Heat pumps: homeowners are looking to make the switch to save money and carbon
A new report by EDF found that 49% of average earners are considering swapping boilers for heat pumps.
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