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Professor Mark Jolly warns light weight engines could have a sizeable carbon footprint, and asks if new energy labels for cars could help tackle embedded emissions

Retailer to stop offering single-use plastic bags, instead selling only 10p 'Bags for Life' made from 94 per cent recycled plastic

The outsourcing and construction services giant has set its sights on a raft of new resource use and carbon emissions targets - and it doesn't need industry initiatives to show it the way

Tech giant claims its forestry programme now protecting and creating enough sustainable forest to cover its paper packaging use

The world's largest tuna company has responded to criticism of its practices, but does the new plan hold water?

Global consultancy's annual CSR report demonstrates progress towards 2030 Science Based Targets for CO2, with 77 per cent of power from renewables

New data from the Renewable Energy Association suggests number of new green jobs created this year has hit a five-year low

A recovery from near total collapse has led North Sea cod stocks to be labelled as sustainable by the Marine Stewardship Council for the first time in 20 years

With meatballs, hotdogs and pasties now a key part of the IKEA shopping experience, the furniture giant is seeking to become a world leader in tackling food waste

Deforestation has accelerated in the rubber-producing countries of Southeast Asia to feed global demand for tires. But Michelin and now General Motors have launched zero deforestation rubber procurement policies