A new report highlights that currently. only 2% of available feedstocks undergo anaerobic digestion and are turned into biogas.
Read More »MPs Launch Inquiry Into Net Zero Government
It will focus on the sustainability of the government’s estate and procurement processes and what action it needs to take to achieve the 2050 goal.
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Green Measures to Heal NHS Trust’s Energy Costs by £800k a Year
The Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust also expects to reduce carbon emissions by more than 2.200 tonnes a year.
Read More »Bristol Consults on Clean Air Zone to Tackle Pollution
Bristol City Council has launched a consultation on two options for a Clean Air Zone as part of its efforts to tackle pollution.
Read More »Amazon Rainforest Losing Football Pitch-Sized Area of Trees Every Minute
The rate at which trees are being chopped down has sharply accelerated since right-wing president Jair Bolsonaro came into power.
Read More »UK’s Finance Sector Has Bigger Role to Play Than Any Other Industry in Going Green
That’s the call to action City Minister John Glen is to make when he speaks at the third Green Finance Summit in London later today.
Read More »Idling Drivers Could Face Higher Fines
Every minute. an idling car produces enough emissions to fill 150 balloons with harmful chemicals.
Read More »Northern Ireland Provides £23m to Boost Recycling Rates
The funding will be available over the next three years and help local councils improve recycling facilities.
Read More »Was Glastonbury Such a Plastic-Free Party After All?
This year. the iconic festival made the commitment to go entirely plastic free but the aftermath shows this may not have been as successful as initially hoped.
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