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UN aviation body ditches older carbon credits from offsetting scheme

March 19, 2020

ByCatherine Early
Some green groups welcome International Civil Aviation Organization's decision to exclude 'questionable' carbon credits from the industry's Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation.
discarded scraps of textile

The UK fashion sector is already on trend to miss 2020 waste targets

December 23, 2019

ByCatherine Early
Population growth, rising consumption levels, lack of collection infrastructure and fast fashion is blocking industry progress on waste, report finds.
shipping in harbor

Shipowners float plans for $5 billion fund to catalyze low carbon shipping

December 20, 2019

ByCatherine Early
Industry body insists it has 'definitely got the memo' on the need for urgent climate action.
Globe with shipping boxes on computer

CDP: Greening corporate supply chains could deliver a gigaton of carbon savings

December 12, 2019

ByCatherine Early
Investor research group urges more corporates to push suppliers to deliver cost-effective emissions reduction.
Ford's car parts made from coffee grains

One for the road: Ford and McDonald's to turn coffee waste into car parts

December 10, 2019

ByCatherine Early
Bioplastic car parts will reduce weight and lower petrol use to cut CO2 emissions.
Refueling of the airplane before flight, aircraft maintenance fuel at the airport

Shell to support Europe's first sustainable aviation fuel plant

November 20, 2019

ByCatherine Early
The plant is set to produce fuel made from waste and residue streams, such as used cooking oil sourced from regional industries.
Sustainable Development Goals in circle

How to embrace circular business models to progress towards the SDGs

November 15, 2019

ByCatherine Early
And eight concrete steps that any business can take in pursuit of SDG12.
food transition

A sustainable food and land use transition could net $4.5 trillion economic boost

September 19, 2019

ByCatherine Early
A landmark new report outlines the economic case for drastic changes to global systems.