Defra sets £240 million budget and £100,000 cap for redesigned SFI The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has ringfenced £240 million for a redesigned Sustainable Farming Incentive scheme […]
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Toyota brings aluminium from scrapped cars back into new production at UK factory Toyota Motor Europe has begun recovering aluminium from end-of-life vehicles and feeding it directly back into new
Toyota UK Closes the Aluminium Loop on Vehicle Manufacturing Read More »
Living building materials market forecast shows 13.4% annual growth to 2033 The living building materials sector is expanding as infrastructure owners look for ways to cut maintenance costs and meet
Living Building Materials Market Growth Driven by Carbon-Capture Innovations Read More »
UK electric vehicle charging infrastructure forecast to deliver substantial economic returns Electric vehicle charging could generate £15.5 billion annually for the UK economy by 2035. This figure comes from recent
EV charging to generate £15.5bn for UK economy by 2035 Read More »
European cartonboard producer reports uneven progress on 2030 targets RDM Group, a European cartonboard manufacturer, says it is on track to meet or exceed several of its 2030 sustainability targets.
RDM Group on Track to Meet 2030 Sustainability Targets Read More »
Vodafone Germany cuts operational emissions by 93% since 2020 Vodafone Germany has achieved net zero emissions across its own operations. The company reduced Scope 1 and 2 emissions by 93%
Vodafone Germany Achieves Net Zero Emissions Ahead of Schedule Read More »
Why pharmaceutical buyers now ask for product carbon footprints Corporate sustainability reports tell you how much a company emits. However, they do not tell you whether one batch of antibiotics
The Business Case for Product Carbon Footprints in Pharma Read More »
Uzbekistan enters international carbon markets with aviation credits Uzbekistan has positioned itself as a supplier of carbon credits for the aviation sector. The country received its first payment for verified
Uzbekistan’s Role in Aviation Carbon Credits Amidst Looming Shortage Read More »
Chemical intensity drives denim industry toward cleaner finishing Traditional denim washing relies on hazardous chemicals at nearly every stage of production. Consequently, the sector now faces mounting pressure to cut
Sustainability in Denim: Addressing Chemical Use and Water Consumption Read More »
Energy Systems Catapult calls for new UK carbon reporting office The Energy Systems Catapult has proposed that the UK government establish a dedicated Carbon Reporting and Innovation Office to standardise
UK Government Urged to Cut Carbon Accounting Red Tape Read More »
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