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05 December 2024
The UK is off target to restore or sustainably manage two million hectares of peatland by 2040, an essential tool of biological carbon capture.
25 November 2024
This year’s COP negotiations have reached their conclusion, with protestors and developing nations calling the flagship climate finance plan a “band-aid on a bullet wound.”
21 November 2024
300,000 homes will benefit from the new government initiative next year, with more funding for homes to take on green alternatives to gas.
19 November 2024
Protests, pessimists and some progress. Here’s what’s happened at COP29 so far.
18 November 2024
A carbon calculator tool has been launched to help Greater Manchester businesses understand their consumption of energy, fuel and materials
06 November 2024
A new training programme has led to five new solar installers entering the green technologies supply chain, to help deliver Greater Manchester’s transition to net zero.
30 October 2024
Labour’s Autumn budget was delivered to a raucous room, outlining £40bn in tax increases and far-reaching investment to drive net zero forward.
29 October 2024
According to a report on sustainable consumer behaviours, habits for reducing emissions have plateaued among consumers amid growing fatigue and scepticism.
24 October 2024
The Department for Food, the Environment and Rural Affairs (Defra) has confirmed that disposable vapes will be banned in the UK from 1 June 2025, marking a positive step for the environment and human health, particularly among youths.
16 October 2024
A recent poll of current MPs shows 94 per cent support the net zero by 2050 target, but many are misinformed on the technologies that aim to deliver this.
10 October 2024
The Living Planet Report 2024 tracks population sizes of 5,495 vertebrate species, highlighting some stark declines.
09 October 2024
The latest Net Zero Stocktake reveals global emissions targets have risen by 28 per cent, while only 5 per cent of global entities meet minimum net zero integrity standards.