Overconsumption must be addressed to solve climate crisis
Over-consumption and affluence need to be addressed to solve the climate crisis, according to a new report that was published
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New partnership to transform Manchester’s rivers
Manchester City Council has appointed The Environment Partnership (TEP) to produce river valley strategies for Manchester’s three main rivers. According
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BP greenwashing complaint sets precedence for future adverts
BP greenwashing complaint sets precedence for action on misleading ad campaigns, says environmental lawyers Client Earth. In December 2019, ClientEarth
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John Lewis to open their first biomethane fuel station in Bracknell
John Lewis and Partners have announced plans to open their first biomethane fuel station in December 2020, saving an estimated
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Even ‘climate progressive’ nations are falling short of climate targets
Even ‘climate progressive’ nations, the UK and Sweden are falling short of their international climate targets, according to a report
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Government is failing to reduce emissions from the NHS
The Environmental Audit Committee has expressed concern that the government is failing to tackle carbon emissions from the NHS. In
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Social housing is key to climate action
Simon Brammer, head of cities at climate charity Ashden writes for Environment Journal on how innovative social housing solutions are
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Glasgow has recieved £4.75m to retrofit existing housing stock
Glasgow City Council has received £4.75m from Energy Efficient Scotland to retrofit homes and reduce fuel poverty across the city.
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How businesses can help to solve the e-waste crisis
Fredrik Forslund from VP Enterprise & Cloud Erasure Solutions writes for Environment Journal about what businesses can do to ensure
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Long-term climate strategies remain despite COVID-19, survey reveals
97% of global businesses have said their long-term climate strategies have not been impacted by COVID-19, according to a survey
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111 projects have benefited from Wessex Water funding
More than 100 conservation projects have benefited from twenty years of funding by the Wessex Water Partners Programme. Water supply
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Report predicts bright future for community energy
Community energy could be powering up to 2.2 million homes within the next 10 years, according to a new report.
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Charities put pressure on PM for a green economic recovery
The Climate Coalition and 57 charities, including WWF and Oxfam, have sent a letter to Boris Johnson urgently asking him
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Three ways blockchain could get the world to act against the climate crisis
Bernhard Reinsberg, lecturer in International Relations at the University of Glasgow outlines three ways blockchain could help the world to
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Urgent action needed to cut CO2 emissions from shipping
Urgent action is needed to reduce the carbon emissions from the shipping industry, according to research published today (June 12)
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Limit extinctions to 20 a year, says new report
In a report published yesterday (June 11), conservation experts have outlined long-term goals to reduce biodiversity loss with an easily
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New partnership to help Cambridge reach net-zero emissions
Cambridge local authorities have announced a new partnership to help enable the city to achieve its net-zero carbon goals. In
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Is the government just blowing hot air into the Future Homes Standard?
Mike Harrison, engineering sector specialist at R&D tax credit consultancy ForrestBrown writes for Environment Journal on why he thinks the
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New programme to help tech companies aid net-zero transition
Tech Nation has launched a new programme to support tech companies who are committed to helping the UK transition to
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Green recovery plan for the West Midlands announced
A green recovery plan to help the West Midlands recover from the economic impact of COVID-19 has been given the
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