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BusinessGreen Technology Awards: Deadline extended
In response to popular demand the deadline for this year's awards has been extended by one week
Could 'green' be the secret to making pensions interesting?
New research from pensions provider NEST reveals savers want pensions with strong environmental and social credentials, but are they willing to make their voices heard?
Good Life Goals: How can individuals engage with the UN Sustainable Development Goals?
A new set of 'Good Life Goals' aim to link the SDGs with tangible, individual actions to promote healthy and sustainable lifestyles worldwide
The climate summit vs. the iPhone: A mainstream media mismatch
The latest iPhone introduction garnered hundreds of times more coverage than the worldchanging commitments made in San Francisco. Why?
BusinessGreen's Madeleine Cuff wins national sustainability journalism award
BusinessGreen deputy editor praised for her "real insight" and compelling green business investigations
Hellmann's launches vegan mayo in the UK
New sauce aims to tap into growing market for plant-based products
Plastic waste set to beat price as UK shoppers' top concern - study
In the next decade, reduced packaging and increased recyclability will become the main issues for consumers, research shows
Carlsberg cracks open waste-slashing packaging breakthroughs
Solutions include ditching plastic wrapping for glue dots as beer giant strives to make sustainability more 'tangible' to customers
The power of changing narratives for systems change
To shift thinking we need to think deeply about how we communicate sustainability, argues Forum for the Future's Steph Draper
From the BBC to Burberry: More speakers confirmed for BusinessGreen Leaders Summit 2018
Sam Taylor, executive editor of the BBC News Channel, to discuss what makes green business stories cut through with the media
BusinessGreen Technology Awards launches for 2018
Revamped awards to provide UK clean tech firms with a unique opportunity to raise their profile and showcase their cutting edge technologies
With Potential Energy, Madison Avenue takes on climate change
Who is paying attention to 'the biggest capitalist opportunity we've ever seen'?
Car firms' advertising spend for EVs fell in 2017
Manufacturers spent 32 per cent less in 2017 on advertising electric vehicles than a year earlier
From dark corners and blind spots, climate action needs sunshine
It's critical for companies to "show up, stand up and speak up", says GreenBiz chairman and executive editor Joel Makower
Unilever launches new eco beauty brand in the UK
Love Beauty and Planet is the consumer goods giant's first personal care brand launch in 20 years
To scare or not to scare
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
