The government has confirmed the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) will invite applications for new oil and gas licences on an annual basis.
Boohoo exposed by BBC for breaking ethical promises
Boohoo continues to undermine supply chain and workers despite promising to pay suppliers a fair price with realistic timelines.
Monsoon makes ‘statement of intent’ with recycled PET sequin collection
Monsoon has launched a sparkling array of recycled sequins in its latest collection, as part of a ‘statement of intent’ on sustainability.
Cruise ships regularly fail to plug in to ‘zero emissions’ onshore power
Cruise ships regularly fail to plug into ‘zero emission’ onshore power and are continuing to use polluting engines, according to an openDemocracy investigation.
UK museums team up to tackle climate crisis
Museums across the UK are teaming up to tackle the climate and biodiversity crisis.
Currys Black Friday survey highlights consumer appetite for refurbished tech
More than a third (36%) of Brits say they are likely to buy second hand tech ahead of Black Friday and Christmas shopping this year, according to new research from Currys.
Horticulture sector ‘leaves holes’ in UK’s ability to meet net zero
The UK’s horticulture sector “leaves holes” in the UK’s ability to meet net zero, says new House of Lords Report.
Nestlé reduces virgin plastic packaging by over 10%
Nestlé has reported significant progress in reducing its packaging and improving waste management. The company has reduced its amount of virgin plastic by 10.5% since 2018 and its on track to reach 1/3 less virgin plastic by the end of 2025.
Alupro ‘opposed’ to DRS proposals that don’t support its recycling ambitions
In a position statement the Aluminium Packaging Recycling Organisation (Alupro) has said it is “opposed to any proposals” that don’t support its sustainability ambitions.
Majestic shifts entire delivery van fleet to electric
Majestic is accelerating plans to transform its entire fleet of delivery vans from diesel to fully electric vehicles.
Data: Meat and dairy industry fails to reduce emissions ahead of Cop28
The meat and dairy industry is failing to reduce emissions with an increase of over 3% ahead of COP28, according to analysis by the FAIRR investor network.
Lloyds Banking Group commits to reduce direct emissions by 90% by 2030
Lloyds Banking Group has committed to reduce its direct carbon emissions by 90% by 2030 compared to a 2018/2019 baseline.
Coca-Cola, Danone and Nestlé to face investigation over greenwashing
Coca-Cola, Danone and Nestlé Waters are set to face an investigation by the European Commission and CPC over greenwashing claims.
Monsoon launches collection made of 100% recycled material
Fashion retailer Monsoon has launched a capsule collection made entirely of recycled textiles and using absolutely zero new materials.
Government confirms annual oil and gas licencing
The government has confirmed the North Sea Transition Authority (NSTA) will invite applications for new oil and gas licences on an annual basis.
Boohoo exposed by BBC for breaking ethical promises
Boohoo continues to undermine supply chain and workers despite promising to pay suppliers a fair price with realistic timelines.
Monsoon makes ‘statement of intent’ with recycled PET sequin collection
Monsoon has launched a sparkling array of recycled sequins in its latest collection, as part of a ‘statement of intent’ on sustainability.
Cruise ships regularly fail to plug in to ‘zero emissions’ onshore power
Cruise ships regularly fail to plug into ‘zero emission’ onshore power and are continuing to use polluting engines, according to an openDemocracy investigation.
UK museums team up to tackle climate crisis
Museums across the UK are teaming up to tackle the climate and biodiversity crisis.
Currys Black Friday survey highlights consumer appetite for refurbished tech
More than a third (36%) of Brits say they are likely to buy second hand tech ahead of Black Friday and Christmas shopping this year, according to new research from Currys.
Social
SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
Sign up for our daily update to get all the latest sustainability news, analysis and opinion direct to your inbox.
Latest Feature
Most Read
Sign up for our daily update to get all the latest sustainability news, analysis and opinion direct to your inbox.
Opinion: Climate change, misinformation and the UK election
ACT Climate Labs Harriet Kingaby looks at why it’s important for communicators to help combat misinformation during the upcoming election.
Opinion: How to spot climate misinformation – and what can we do about it?
Kathryn Bonner from ACT Climate Labs explains climate misinformation, why it’s such a serious issue and what we can do about it.
Opinion: Why new gas plants are just the latest in a ‘disappointing trend’
Naked Energy CEO Christophe Williams explains why the UK needs to “pull out all the stops” and focus on investing in renewables – not building new gas plants.
Good COP, bad COP: 5 lessons for brands looking to lead the way on climate change
Kantar’s global head of sustainable transformation, Karine Trinquetel, sets out five key lessons for brands looking to lead the way on climate change.