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The Greta and the Good: How young influencers are already changing the world
Helenor Gilmour from Beano Studios offers an exclusive insight into the climate-focused mindsets of today's youth
Food Made Good: Food service sustainability initiative goes global
Food Made Good has worked with more than 10,000 kitchens since launching in the UK in 2010
Nectar swaps BP for Esso amid criticism by climate campaigners
UK petrol station loyalty shifts as Nectar card is criticised for encouraging fossil fuel use
'Generation Electric': EDF launches major EV marketing push
New campaign aims to boost consumer awareness of EVs and renewables with TV, radio, print and social media adverts
Cats trump climate change for Britain's storytellers, report shows
Britain's entertainment industry spends more time focused on picnics, gravy and cats than climate change
Arnold Schwarzenegger: Want to act on climate? Shift the message
The former governor and action star is a standout politician in his ability to message fraught and often politically divisive topics
It pays to be green
Dr Kirsten Cowan of the University of Edinburgh Business School argues the evidence consumers will pay for green credentials is more compelling than ever
Game of Thrones was about the horror of fossil fuels all along
Human civilisation is threatened by long-dead organisms, whether as White Walkers or petrol, argues Alf Hornborg from Lund University
Survey: Consumers keen for carbon labelling
Two thirds of shoppers back the idea of carbon labelling for products, to help identify goods made with care for the environment
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2019: Finalists announced
The best in green business from across the UK will be celebrated at this year's Leaders Awards, with the most competitive finalist line-up to date
Taste of summer? IKEA serves up plant-based ice cream
Swedish furniture giant rolls out strawberry flavour vegan soft-serve
Social marketing to address water shortage fears: Is water a privilege or a right?
The University of Kent's Ben Lowe unpicks the challenges of promoting water-saving in rainy Britain
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2019: Deadline extended by one week
In response to popular demand, all entrants have one additional week to submit their entry to the UK's most prestigious green business awards
Playing for keeps: Is designing emotional durability the key to a circular economy?
We have too much stuff, and too much consumer detachment. But getting people to see material products as long-term is hard
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2019: Last chance to enter
There is just a day left to be in the running for the ninth annual BusinessGreen Leaders Awards
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards: One week to entry deadline
BusinessGreen announces Wilderness Foundation UK is the charity partner for this year's BusinessGreen Leaders Awards
Beef processor unveils vegan burger
Plant-based burger part of new range from ABP Food Group tapping into soaring demand for meat-free foods
Crisis? What crisis? That crisis. That crisis there.
James Murray reflects on a dispiriting and inspiring day, as IPPR declares #ThisIsACrisis
New plant-focused diet would 'transform' planet's future, say scientists
'Planetary health diet' would prevent millions of deaths a year and avoid climate change
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2019: Open for entries
Now in their ninth year, the BusinessGreen Leaders Awards provide pioneering businesses with the perfect opportunity to showcase their sustainability efforts
Lush to open UK's first 'naked' store in Manchester
Personal care brand will open the doors to its first plastic free store in the UK on Friday
WHO compares palm oil industry lobbying to tobacco and alcohol
Explosive study suggests there are 'many parallels' between tactics used by palm oil industry and tobacco and alcohol lobby
My NY Resolution? Eat more local food
As we enter the New Year, millions of us will be struggling with food-related resolutions - But rather than go on a diet, why don't we aspire to think more about where our food comes from?
Study: Carbon labels could prompt shoppers to choose greener food
Australian scientists argue carbon labels could help address 'blind spot' in consumer awareness of food's environmental impact
