Day: 4 November 2016

Why smart companies are developing sustainability strategies to stay in the game

Crowdsourcing sustainability: why we need everyone involved

Doe v Nestle or should I say David v Goliath?

Brexit concerns mount for UK’s waste and water industries

The UK's departure from the European Union (EU) could result in economic downturn and the slow degradation of environmental regulations in the waste and water industries.

‘The beginning of a new era’: World reacts to Paris Agreement coming into force

Green businesses and industry groups have wholeheartedly welcomed the official enforcement of the Paris Agreement, but environmental groups and other experts are now urging governments to go beyond the ambition of the deal in order to avoid catastrophic climate change.

STA calls for ‘modest government intervention’ for solar

New research has shown that the current financing for large scale solar PV schemes in the UK is no longer economically viable.

Ignoring sustainability in favour of short-termism will cause financial ruin, warns major investor

EXCLUSIVE: Companies that fail to realise the long-term benefits of sustainable investment will see their financial returns collapse, one of Britain's biggest investment groups has said.

Paris Agreement officially enters force: what happens next?

In the early hours of this morning (4 November), vision turned into reality as the Paris Agreement officially came into force, ushering a new era of climate action. But what does this actually mean for the global green economy?

COP22: Seven green business wishes for the Marrakesh climate talks

edie hears sustainability professionals, businessmen and environmental activists to round-up exactly what the green economy wants to see from the 22nd Conference of Parties (COP22) climate change talks in Marrakesh, Morocco.

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