Bristol solar installations and National Forest planting show practical sustainability gains Bristol City Council is expanding solar panel coverage across public buildings while the National Forest has planted nearly 10 […]
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Environment Agency protects 62,000 properties from flooding ahead of schedule The Environment Agency has exceeded its two year flood protection target by nearly 10,000 properties. New and improved defences now
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Purina exceeds 2025 regenerative agriculture target by 9 percentage points Nestlé’s pet care division has surpassed its European regenerative agriculture commitment a year ahead of schedule. Purina Europe now sources
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Microsoft halts new carbon removal orders despite 2030 carbon negative pledge Microsoft has stopped placing new orders for carbon removal credits. The company remains committed to its 2030 carbon negative
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The funding gap behind nature restoration The UK needs £56 billion over the next decade to meet its nature restoration targets. That works out at £5.6 billion every year until
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Scottish biorefinery secures whisky waste supply until 2028 Celtic Renewables has extended its partnership with Rosebank Distillery for another three years. The Edinburgh-based green chemicals producer will continue converting pot
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The upcoming COP30 summit is a pivotal moment for international carbon markets, aiming to ensure carbon credits are credible, accessible, and inclusive. For the UK, this summit provides a strategic
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Built environment now drives 30% of global biodiversity loss The construction sector faces a defining challenge. New research shows buildings and infrastructure account for nearly 30% of worldwide biodiversity loss.
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Wetland farming stores more carbon while restoring wildlife habitat Researchers at the RSPB and University of Cambridge have confirmed that growing crops on waterlogged peatlands cuts greenhouse gas emissions, brings
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The UK Environmental Improvement Plan 2025 (EIP25) sets out a five-year roadmap to restore nature, cut pollution and boost climate resilience. It brings tighter environmental standards and new expectations for
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