Smart organisations use environment, social, governance data for operational intelligence
Finance, procurement, operations, and commercial functions. Cost structures, risk exposure, and access to capital. In a stormy and unstable world, ESG reporting has emerged as the most important guardrail for future-proofing prospects.
UK transport must deliver for 1-in-3 without car, ending ‘connectivity lottery’
Eight of travel’s leading charities have called for a new approach to mobility in England
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New training courses launch in Sheffield ‘to grow clean energy workforce’
One of the country’s leading heat pump specialists is now opening its Yorkshire facility to
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Public distrusts water companies, but has faith in local suppliers
More than half of the country believes supply management is poor, while general understanding of
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New training courses launch in Sheffield ‘to grow clean energy workforce’
One of the country’s leading heat pump specialists is now opening its Yorkshire facility to
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North East England would benefit most from organic waste-to-energy
As new recycling rules come into effect, councils across the country are waking up to
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Multiple major supplier sustainability networks launch across sectors
AstraZeneca, Fatface, and EcoVadis have announced far-reaching projects to help slash their indirect and direct
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Funding uncertainty is slowing down Defra’s Nature for Climate Programme
A new report from the National Audit Office shows significant steps have been made, but
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National Heat Risk Commission will help councils tackle temperature threats
Announced this week, the new body will investigate and work on solutions to soaring thermometers
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‘Least loved’ wildlife should feature on new British bank notes
While some critics attempt to position forthcoming currency changes as a ‘woke move’ orchestrated by
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Poor ESG data causes commercial damage at 95% of British businesses
High insurance and financing costs are amongst the biggest threats associated with weak measurement and
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WATCH: Global Water Bankruptcy Stakeholder Briefing
The Geneva Environment Network hosted an online and in real life event this week, responding to a recent United Nations report on water use and falling supplies.
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WATCH: UK AI supercomputer and fusion energy mission
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WATCH: Fylde Sand Dunes are vital habitat for rare species
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Rhondda and Caerphilly councils begin hydrogen refuse vehicle trials
The project aims to accelerate transition to cleaner, greener transport for public services, and has
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Defra opens consultation on Packaging Waste Recycling Note system reforms
Many analysts believe the framework — which was introduced in 1997 — is in need
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£1m available to UK councils as Electricals Recycling Fund reopens
Now in its third year, the funding programme has already established 900 collection points, helping
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Most authorities meet air quality targets, 80% fail on WHO limits
New figures show councils have worked hard to bring atmospheric pollution in line with government
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Openreach announces major plans to make van fleet more sustainable
The UK’s largest broadband operator is partnering with Google Cloud to deliver massive CO2e savings
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North Yorkshire road and rail most vulnerable to climate flooding
20% of England’s rail network and 12% of roads are at risk of rising sea
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£100m to expedite planning approvals, critics warn against expanding industrial agriculture
More funding for Britain’s two most powerful environmental regulators will focus on outcomes over process
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Bradford Council launches Beryl e-bike share scheme with LNER
200 ‘next generation’ electric bicycles are now ready to hire across the metropolitan area. Available
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Smart organisations use environment, social, governance data for operational intelligence
Finance, procurement, operations, and commercial functions. Cost structures, risk exposure, and access to capital. In
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The circular economy isn’t failing, we’re just making it unnecessarily hard
Britain now has Simpler Recycling for residential properties, bringing waste reuse and reduction to the
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‘Net zero by 2050’ cheaper than war’s dirty energy crisis
The Climate Change Committee estimates gross investment of £26 billion per year is still Britain’s
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How to mitigate water shortages and floods with one method
Decision-makers must square two connected problems: intense storm runoff and increasing scarcity of drinkable and
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