The road to becoming a carbon neutral organisation is complex and different for every business but here are four key steps to success. To highlight
Consumer expenditure is the largest single UK emissions contributor, at 26 per cent of the total according to new official figures. Publication of the UK’s Environmental
A new ESG strategy aims to improve sustainability practices across 6000 UK sites overseen by a leading facilities management company. Atlas, a UK facilities management
Carbon dioxide levels are now more than 50 per cent higher than they were before the onset of the industrial era, scientists say. Carbon dioxide
Energy businesses, from legacy through to disruptor, need to show that they are taking action and ensure that customers can choose them from a position
ISB Global and SAP aim to digitally transform waste management with a focus on recycling, sustainability and zero waste across global supply chains. At present,
Creating a sustainable product involves every part of the item’s design, material sourcing, manufacture, distribution, sale and end-of-life. The process requires materials and resources, transport,
Scientists have discovered that air quality monitoring stations are collecting urgently needed biodiversity data. Researchers say air quality monitoring networks could enable biodiversity monitoring on
Youth stars, broadcasters and climate experts are demanding a new, serious and science-led environmental law. To highlight World Environment Day a youth delegation has personally
The $100bn per annum problem of plastic pollution shows no sign of abatement but proven policy approaches in the EU, Japan and Chile can serve
Claire Benson, founder and director at SDG Changemakers explains why transforming our food system needs more collaboration and careful consideration of those involved For the
Kevin Mcguane, energy services director, DMA Group believes that COP27 should serve as a wake-up call for governments and the entire building sector Our news
Sandra Uwera, global CEO, Fairtrade International explains why the clock is ticking when it comes to combating climate change and why farmers have a crucial
April – The journey to net zero is accelerating due to the increasing alignment of regulation and finance and in coming years the availability of
May – Steel, concrete, cement and fossil fuels used in the construction process are major contributors to CO2 emissions with heating, cooling and lighting of completed
June – Efforts to decarbonise the maritime industry are gathering pace with new technologies and approaches currently in use and undergoing trials. New power solutions
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The Ellen MacArthur Foundation defines the circular economy as a systemic approach to economic development designed to benefit businesses, society, and the environment. In contrast to the ‘take-make-waste’ linear model, a circular economy is regenerative by design and aims to gradually decouple growth from the consumption of finite resources. In this week’s episode of the Net Zero Heroes podcast we are joined by Kevin Quast, global business lead of the Honeywell Plastics Circularity Business, Claire Brady, associate director at Stand and Matt Manning, head of circularity at BT Group to discuss how we can transition to a circular economy.
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