Carbon Accounting
London Mayor launches bid to create world's first National Park City
New Environment Plan also includes push for more 'green infrastructure' to improve flood resilience of the capital
Could vehicle light-weighting come with heavy carbon impacts?
Professor Mark Jolly warns light weight engines could have a sizeable carbon footprint, and asks if new energy labels for cars could help tackle embedded emissions
The importance of a sustainability plan
Bunzl's Joanna Gilroy spells out why a sustainability plan is must for all companies wanting to secure a long, prosperous lifespan
Arsenal kicks off clean energy era with Octopus Energy deal
Football club inks deal to power Emirates Stadium in North London with 100 per cent renewables
CDP reveals plan to scale adoption of climate disclosure recommendations
Influential climate disclosure platform to integrate scenario analysis proposed by Financial Stability Board task force
Green Lunch with… CDP's Paul Simpson
Vegetarian food and the politics of climate disclosure are on the menu for our lunch with Paul Simpson at Marylebone's The Gate
Green bills: New £5 and £10 notes boast smaller carbon footprint
New figures reveal carbon footprint of the new polymer £5 note is 16 per cent lower than the old paper note, while the new £10 note's footprint is eight per cent lower
Defra: UK carbon footprint shows signs of shrinking
Latest Defra statistics on the impact of UK consumption on carbon dioxide emissions show decline of 1 per cent between 2013 and 2014
How to turn climate risk reporting recommendations into reality
Simon Messenger of the Climate Disclosure Standards Board reveals how a major new initiative aims to ensure the guidelines put forward by the TCFD are embraced
JLL UK hits energy reduction target a year early
But the real estate specialist missed targets on staff sustainability training and setting zero energy strategies for property clients
Better disclosure, better returns
Aldersgate Group's Alex White argues the Financial Stability Board's climate risk recommendations could inform the UK's mandatory carbon reporting rules
WSP promises to 'practice what we preach' with new carbon neutral goal
Engineering and environmental consultancy promises to slash business travel and energy use, as it vows to become 'carbon neutral' by 2025
Report: $2.3tr of oil and gas industry projects 'incompatible' with 2C world
Analysis by Carbon Tracker ranks biggest oil and gas companies at most risk of investing in stranded assets as the low carbon transition gathers pace
A tribute to Ernst Ligteringen, former chief executive officer at the Global Reporting Initiative
Richard Howitt of the International Integrated Reporting Council reflects on the sad loss of his friend and colleague Ernst Ligteringen
Clean and Cool 2017: Putting the circular economy on the map
UK start-up and Clean and Cool mission member Topolytics aims to lift the lid on the waste disposal industry with its mapping software
Carlsberg brews up science-based zero carbon targets
Brewing giant gains official approval from Science Based Targets initiative for carbon goals in line with 1.5C scenario
Atos preps science-based emissions target as CO2 cuts continue
Annual CSR report shows company has cut its carbon emissions in half since 2008 as it sets further goals for 2020
BT: Carbon saving products and services generating £5.3bn in revenue
New report from telco giant reveals how it helped customers cut carbon emissions by 10 million tonnes last year
GoodShipping Program sets sail in pursuit of biofuel breakthrough
GoodFuels launches new initiative in bid to scale up nascent shipping biofuel market
Top corporates debut new metric for measuring biodiversity impacts
Kering, Interserve, Mars, and Asda amongst new group which to unveil plans to better measures business impacts on the natural world
Smurfit Kappa reports bioenergy use helping to trim paper packaging carbon footprint
Packaging giant's 10th annual sustainability report reveals it is has cut carbon emissions per tonne of paper produced by nearly 23 per cent since 2005
Companies need to see clearly - it's time to address sea blindness
Ed King warns too many companies are ignoring the huge environmental impacts of the shipping industry that serves them
Why has Tesco become the first corporate to reveal a 1.5C climate change target?
Myles McCarthy at the Carbon Trust explores why more businesses are likely to emulate Tesco's decision to opt for a 1.5C carbon target
SAP vows to go 'carbon neutral' by 2025
Business software giant aims to build on 100 per cent renewable electricity commitment with new plan to become 'carbon neutral'
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