Britain has spent years talking about growth as something created by markets alone. It isn’t. It begins in the soil, rivers, coasts, and ecosystems that make food, water, infrastructure, and industry possible.
Schools to save £220m as government expands solar rollout
Hundreds more schools across England are set to slash their energy bills through government-funded solar panels, freeing up millions of pounds to reinvest in children’s education.
Are fake football shirts worse for the environment?
Researchers at the University of Portsmouth are launching the first study to examine whether counterfeit football shirts release more harmful microplastics than genuine kits.
2/3 Britons worried about plastic food packaging and health
Plastic Free July aims to raise awareness about runaway pollution and solutions, but UK citizens are increasingly concerned about what the waste stream also means for their bodies.
More chargers, fairer access: Report maps London’s EV future
London will need a significant expansion of its public electric vehicle (EV) charging network over the next decade if it is to meet growing demand and support the transition to cleaner transport, according to a new study.