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Hubbub's Trewin Restorick argues sound science should trump scare tactics in the fight against plastic pollution
Ben & Jerry's joins the campaign to support onshore windfarms
With names like Strawberry Breezecake and Cherry Gale-cia, ice-cream maker pushes for government re-think
Kingfisher dives in to new 'sustainable growth plan'
Home improvement giant sets target to ensure half of group sales come from products that help customers improve the sustainability of their home
Why your climate strategy is a secret weapon for wooing millennials
In her inaugural Business Talk column, Madeleine Cuff argues sustainability executives should be touting their carbon plans to boost appeal among younger consumers
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards: Reserve your place now
Time running out for finalists to confirm their attendance at the UK's largest and most prestigious green business awards
World's first 'plastic free' label unveiled
Iceland, Ekoplaza, and teapigs amongst early adopters of new product label
'One stop shop': New website reveals secrets of greener living
One Home website will act as a guide for living a low-carbon lifestyle, says founder Angela Terry
Reusable cup use surges 150 per cent at Starbucks following 5p charge
Preliminary results from Starbucks trial suggests charging customers extra for takeaway cups is an effective way to change behaviour
Why there are 'shades of green' to renewable electricity tariffs
Recent research has found that lots of people care about renewable energy, but most don't have a very good understanding of what it means, says Good Energy CEO Juliet Davenport
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2018: Finalists announced
From Blue Chips to start-ups, some of the UK's most exciting green businesses will be celebrated at this year's awards
Earth Hour: Lights out for Houses of Parliament
Parliament celebrates deep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions, as it marks Earth Hour 2018
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2018: Final entry deadline tomorrow
One day left to submit your entry for the UK's largest green business awards
Deadline extended for BusinessGreen Leaders Awards
In response to popular demand, deadline for entries to this year's BusinessGreen Leaders Awards has been extended until Friday March 23
BusinessGreen Leaders' Awards 2018: Last chance to enter
Deadline for entry to this year's awards is 5pm today
Statoil to change name to Equinor in pursuit of 'broad energy' strategy
Norwegian firm becomes latest fossil fuels giant to ditch oil from name as it seeks to underline commitment to clean energy transition
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2018: One week left to entry deadline
Deadline for entries for the UK's most prestigious green business awards is 5pm on Friday March 16th
IKEA enjoys sustainable product sales growth and clean energy uptick
Swedish retailer's latest global sustainability report marks progress towards ambitious 2020 goals
Why we all need Marvel's climate courage
Dr Kate Marvel's essay, 'We Need Courage, Not Hope, to Face Climate Change', may just provide the framing the climate movement needs
Why some conservatives are blind to climate change
Could a different approach to communication finally get conservative constituencies to engage with climate risks?
B-Corps grow 28 times faster than national average
Research suggests firms with a purpose scale must faster than peers who retain traditional corporate models
Enthusiasm alone will not cut carbon
10:10's Leo Murray welcomes the government's green blitz, but warns it urgently needs to be backed up with more policy action
Renault to cut ribbon on first electric vehicle store
French auto giant will today officially open its first Electric Vehicle Experience Centre in Stockholm, ahead of European roll out plans
Market for 'alternative meats' set to hit $5.2bn by 2020
Global shift towards plant-based eating set to drive huge market opportunity - but only a few food giants are ready to take advantage
Why even a PR facelift might be too late for the frackers
David Powell of the New Economics Foundation explains how opposition to fracking is only heading in one direction - and a tipping point for the frackers could soon be reached
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