Day: 6 July 2015

Food and dairy industries report water intensity improvements

The UK dairy industry and food and drink manufacturers have made significant steps towards improving water efficiency, according to a new report published today (6 July).

ISO 14001 final changes will tackle ‘broader environmental issues’

The ISO 14001 international standard to environment management systems has been revised in a final redraft.

National Trust announces £30m for renewable energy at historic sites

The National Trust is to invest £30m in renewable energy for its historic sites, the charity announced today (6 July).

Businesses demand clarity on VAT rates for energy-saving equipment

Businesses from the renewables and energy efficiency sectors have written to George Osborne calling for a clear statement on whether he will change VAT rates for solar panels, insulation, and other energy-saving equipment.

Clean up campaign to use behavioural science to end littering epidemic

An anti-littering campaign headed up by former Newsnight presenter Jeremy Paxman is to use 'nudge theory' to cure Britain's littering bug.

West End ‘green corridor’ could ease London’s air pollution problem

A coalition of London property owners has announced plans to promote green infrastructure in the capital in the hope of boosting biodiversity and improving air quality for residents.

James Cameron to make Sun Flower design open-source

Film producer James Cameron has announced that his innovative rotating Sun Flower design will be freely available to the public.

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