One of the last open-cast coal mines in South Wales has been closed on environmental grounds. Decisions are still awaited on Woodhouse Colliery and Druridge Bay
Swedish-headquartered environmental, engineering and architecture consultancy reveals sustainability and social mobility plan as part of business strategy to 2023
UK-headquartered sustainability solutions specialist Anthesis will partner behavioural insights engine to promote the environmental and commercial benefits of Signol’s behavioural change technology.
The international credit ratings agency has published its response to the European Commission’s consultation on Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD).
Cost reduction efforts and encouraging levels of renewable energy and chemicals sector activities though 2020 gives group confidence for second half in spite of decline in orders
Though currently falling, ghg emissions are expected to bounce back as economies recover from the COVID-19 crisis. Beth Burks, ESG associate director, S&P Global Ratings, explores whether achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 is still possible, and how forests and soils can help
As lockdown lifts and the economic consequences of this pandemic become clearer, environmental consultancy business leaders will face some difficult decisions over the next few months
Envance is a new SME consultancy launching in the UK environmental and sustainability (E&S) management space, founded by industry entrepreneurs Erica Kemp and Chris John
Is the housing market going in both directions at once? Massive warehouse gets green light, Forster country to be developed, resistance to McDonald's drive-through, and human bones, cannonball and whale remains emerge in Leith.
Danish-headquartered consultancy Ramboll has published its annual report for 2019, outlining its sustainability performance and adding further detail on its financial results published in April
Chief exec outlines strategy for Aussie energy services company’s transformation which is being expedited through the COVID crisis, as further job cuts also announced
As lockdown measures begin to ease, what does the future look like for the UK regulated infrastructure sector, and how can organisations start to plan for the ‘new normal’?
