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Facebook vows to hit 100 per cent renewable electricity by 2020
Social network also promises to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 75 per cent by the end of the decade
Walmart tried to make sustainability affordable. Here's what happened
How the arrival of Lee Scott's granddaughter triggered one of the world's most wide-ranging sustainability strategies
US supermarket giant Kroger to phase out plastic bags
Single use plastic bags will be eliminated from the supermarket's stores by 2025
Global Briefing: VW to launch electric car sharing scheme in Berlin
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'Greenest party yet': Notting Hill Carnival to debut new green measures
Ecotricity teams up with carnival to provide clean power, as part of wider sustainability revamp
Machines to mangroves: Tackling water risk with nature-based solutions
Water security is a financial risk for companies, warns CDP's Cate Lamb, but some firms are using nature-based solutions to reduce risk and save money
Mastercard: Should we go cashless to cut carbon?
Switching cash for card will help bring vulnerable communities into the formal economy and cut emissions, Mastercard's first chief sustainability officer Kristina Kloberdanz tells BusinessGreen
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
What do Britons make of the green economy? Five key takeaways from ClientEarth's climate poll
More than 2,000 UK adults were quizzed by YouGov on climate impacts, renewables, litigation, green investment and fossil fuels - BusinessGreen rounds up the results
Global briefing...Australia's Turnbull u-turns on climate policy
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Greenpeace welcomes sustainable seafood progress from US food retailers
But campaign group urges rapid action to curb the growing impact of single-use plastics on oceans and marine life
On glyphosate, bad science, and precautionary principles
Tom Chivers reckons the case for a crackdown on glyphosates is remarkably weak, but it is still a good thing that it is being presented
Grant Thornton joins Science-Based Target drive to slash CO2
UK arm of professional services giant joins Ball Corporation as latest additions to the global emission reduction initiative
In the Green Room with...Kingfisher's Caroline Laurie
Head of sustainability at the DIY giant chats about patio heaters, busy lizzies, and Kingfisher's plans to go net positive
UK pension funds could face legal action over climate risk, ClientEarth warns
Green lawyers write to 14 major UK pension funds setting out legal obligations and risks from failing to properly manage and disclose climate change risk
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'?
Apple, Akamai, Etsy and Swiss Re get together to buy clean power
Could co-operation between corporates simultaneously turbo-charge the renewables market and open it up to smaller energy users?
Global briefing: Climate change as 'permanent reality'
BusinessGreen brings you this week's green economy headlines from around the world
Reflecting sun's rays would cause crops to fail, scientists warn
Research shows geoengineering method intended to combat climate change would have adverse effect on agriculture
Are climate-related food price hikes already starting to bite?
HSBC Global Research paper points to rising wheat prices linked to lower harvests that have resulted from weather volatility
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
New database to highlight benefits of integrated reporting
International Integrated Reporting Council brings together over 200 pieces of academic research into the wide-ranging benefits of more effective non-financial corporate reporting
Fear and loathing on the climate beat
As temperature records topple and the 'Hothouse Earth' we were warned of looms, it's long past time to admit we're scared
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