Tough choices for Defra on air quality
EEF's Brad Deane suggests a 'polluter pays' approach could be used to cut harm from woodburners
In 1995 the UK emitted about 160,000 tonnes of fine particulate pollution (PM2.5), with manufacturing and construction making up about 20 per cent of those emissions. Fast forward 20 years to 2015 to see...
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Northern Local Government Pension Scheme targets net zero portfolio by 2050
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Agents of sustainable change: How investors expect companies to be socially aware
Our Global Investor Study 2020 reveals investor and consumer views on company responsibility for tackling climate change, writes Schroders' Vicki Owen
P&G scrubs up green credentials with refillable shampoo bottles
Beauty arm of US consumer goods giant estimates that new refillable product line will eliminate need for roughly 300 million virgin plastic shampoo bottles
Net Zero Festival: What role could hydrogen play in the future economy?
VIDEO: In our final Glimpses report looking at potential net zero gamechangers, BusinessGreen looks at the potential for hydrogen use in energy, transport and home heating
