Supply chain

BusinessGreen spoke to Volvo Trucks' Jessica Sandström about how the company's pioneering green steel plans are being put into practice

ClientEarth and FairFin claims world's top banks are exposing themselves to major stranded asset risk by backing major petrochemicals projects

International Energy Agency argues UK, USA and EU and others have the 'economic heft, technology leadership and international alliances' to pioneer the development of low carbon industrial hubs

Growing numbers of businesses want to promote regenerative agriculture in their supply chains, but as Theresa Lieb discovers, many of the farmers that want to embrace more sustainable practices are facing huge challenges

Research by the online market place suggests 16 per cent of UK wardrobes are made up of second-hand clothes

The Chancery Lane Project publishes new draft clauses that can be applied to support businesses’ decarbonisation plans

New report promises in-depth overview of how major markets are attempting to catalyse the roll out of low carbon emitting technologies that could deliver a net zero chemicals sector

Aldi continues plastic packaging crackdown, as Coca-Cola begins transition to attached bottle caps in bid to boost recycling rates

New programme aims to help global building industry achieve long term net zero goals

The 100-year old Saltend Chemicals Park is gearing up to become a test ground for hydrogen and carbon capture industrial decarbonisation technologies - BusinessGreen visits the UK's ground zero for net zero