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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ADEPT’s new toolkit provides dedicated guidance for climate communicators
Effective communication is one of the most important climate action catalysts. A new blueprint from
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Eden Project is a £6.8bn example of environment driving economics
As a major gathering of climate leaders and change-makers gets underway at the landmark, new
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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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UK to become fusion superpower with world’s most advanced AI computer
The £45 million, 1.4MW energy mission will be focused at the UK Atomic Energy Authority’s
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Leeds biochar design promises 75% agro-emissions cut and carbon capture
The model allows farmers to remain compliant with land application regulations and boost energy efficiency
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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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International Women’s Day: climate tech sector needs female founders
Despite growing evidence that male-led companies are less ethical and offer lower return on investment,
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Hairdressers could be powerful climate crisis influencers
The sector is full of undervalued trusted sources for recommendations, with many professionals fostering decades-long
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WATCH: UK AI supercomputer and fusion energy mission
Following our report earlier this week that Britain is poised to become a world leader in ‘limitless atomic power’, we step inside the mainframe itself.
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WATCH: Fylde Sand Dunes are vital habitat for rare species
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World Water Day: potable and drinkable sources are casualties of war
Ahead of this weekend’s dedication to our most valuable resource, the increase in military and
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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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Another royal scandal: Duchy of Lancaster ‘owns’ Wigan illegal waste dump
Meanwhile, Defra has reported the worst year on record for fly tipping in England. A
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Can fewer garbage collections increase recycling?
An analysis of 297 English and Welsh councils has found less frequent general waste removal
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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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Environmental guidance published for Shetland and Newquay spaceports
The document looks to minimise footprints at the UK’s first two active galactic transport hubs,
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Aberdeenshire sees further expansion to EV network
Retail sites in Kintore and Banchory are the latest to receive connections. Allego, one of
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We need to talk about groundwater drought (and rehydrating the planet)
Hiding beneath our feet, the world’s subterranean H2O stores are rapidly running dry. The result
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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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Retention, recognition, and recruitment in UK environmental health
Joanna Seymour, the woman responsible for encouraging new talent to pursue careers in one of
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Environmental fallout from Iran war will be felt globally for decades
A new analysis points to toxic runoff, extreme acid rain, heavy marine pollution, oil and
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