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Day: 17 September 2014

Pickles reiterates stance on weekly bin collections

Communities Secretary Eric Pickles has reiterated his stance on weekly bin collections and claimed that the previous Labour Government ignored the electorate by focusing on fortnightly collections.

Costa goes ‘Beyond the Beans’ with sustainability

Costa has joined a campaign to encourage broader sustainability in British restaurants and cafés, going over and above the provenance of tea and coffee.

Big business leads the way on carbon pricing

Major corporations are outpacing governments by preparing for a financial future with carbon pricing.

Free download: The edie environmental consultancy report 2013/14

What is currently top of the agenda for environmental consultancy firms? How are businesses engaging with those firms? And does the environmental consulting market have the potential for further growth? All of the key questions are answered in edie's latest piece of in-depth research.

Behaviour change holds the key for Britain’s high street energy efficiency

The use of old or inefficient appliances could be hurting the attempts of Britain's high street businesses to increase profits.

Dunkin’ Donuts commits to 100% sustainable palm oil

The largest doughnut supplier in North America has pledged to only source responsible, deforestation-free palm oil for its production process.

Scottish independence: Kill or cure for future renewable developments?

Ahead of the vote to decide Scotland's future as part of - or apart from - the United Kingdom, edie investigates what might happen to the nation's renewable sector if it does strike out as an independent country.

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