Carbon Accounting
Sainsbury's trials UK's first e-bike grocery delivery
Fleet of five electric cargo bikes set off across London to deliver groceries to Sainsbury's customers
L'Oreal, Electrolux among firms to win approval for Science-Based Targets
More than 100 global firms have now set emissions targets in line with two-degree pathway
Clean power and packaging purge: Procter & Gamble unveils new green goals
Corporate behind household brands Ariel, Oral-B and Gillette sets out raft of new sustainability pledges for 2030
'Lightweight PR and greenwash' - BP's low-carbon plan dismissed
Environmentalists call strategy '20th century response to a 21st century problem'
Our sustainability goals need an upgrade
It's time to start thinking big in the battle against climate change, argues Forum for the Future's Stephanie Draper
Green reading: Hay Festival switches to renewable power
Renewable energy company Good Energy to supply world famous literary festival with 100 per cent green power for the first time
Could the cement sector prove one of the key battlegrounds for climate action?
New report from CDP suggests cement companies urgently need to step up climate action or risk jeopardising Paris goals
Northumbrian Water taps into 100 per cent renewable power
Green electricity deal with Ørsted means all 1,858 Northumbrian Water sites will run on green electricity
'Energy transition city': China targets lowest-carbon Winter Olympics yet
Zhangjiakou, co-host of the 2022 Winter Olympics, signs deal with International Renewable Energy Agency to boost renewables use ahead of games
US and Chinese companies team up to drive zero carbon, zero waste strategies
New Race to Zero campaign recruits business superstars such as Apple CEO Tim Cook and Alibaba founder Jack Ma to push climate action amongst US and Chinese companies
Bail out or fade out? Oil majors face tough choice on climate, researchers warn
'Managed decline' and 'first one out' are commercially viable options for oil majors in a two degrees world, new research suggests
'It's in our best interests': How Ab InBev hopes its sustainability targets will resonate with millennials
Changing customer demographics mean it is essential brewing giant is seen to lead on green issues, argues chief sustainability officer Tony Milikin
Ab InBev brews up fresh sustainability targets
World's largest brewer promises 100 per cent renewable electricity, 100 per cent recycled packaging, and 25 per cent cut in CO2 emissions by 2025
Mining giant Anglo American eyes greenhouse gas reduction goal
Producer of coal and platinum publishes 'innovative and ambitious' sustainability strategy
Packaging giant Mondi Group sets science based emissions goals
Firm joins WWF's climate leadership programme for businesses, committing to reduce its greenhouse gases to 0.25 tonnes of CO2 per tonne of production by 2050
The science behind Tyson's meaty new sustainability agenda
The company's first CSO, on the job for less than a year, is moving quickly to tackle greenhouse gas emissions, water consumption and food waste
Microsoft inks first Asia renewables deal in Sunseap rooftop solar tie-up
Technology giant will entirely power its Singapore data operations using solar electricity purchased from Sunseap's 60MW multi-rooftop array
L'Oreal buys landfill gas under carbon neutrality plan
Cosmetics giant set to buy landfill gas from Kentucky plant as part of plan to offset carbon emissions for all US manufacturing sites from 2019
The contract that changed the world?
BT has found a business trigger point capable of delivering exponential carbon savings
Huawei set to save 130,000 tonnes of carbon thanks to pioneering contract with BT
EXCLUSIVE: BT has inserted a 'world first' clause in its contract with supplier Huawei, requiring the tech giant to measure and reduce emissions over the duration of the agreement
How BT made sustainability a contractual matter
EXCLUSIVE: Could BT's new contract clause change the game for supplier agreements?
Could Europe's €10 carbon price rise yet higher still?
Analysts cite recently-agreed reforms to EU Emissions Trading Scheme as a major driver behind recent carbon price surge, but can the cost of polluting keep rising?
In the climate fight, hope springs eternal
The actions of businesses, from sports clubs to supermarkets, should inspire optimism for tackling climate change, says WWF's Gareth Redmond-King
Rain stops play: How climate change is already disrupting UK sport
Extreme weather, coastal erosion, and changing climate is taking its toll on iconic British sports
