Day: 3 May 2013

EXCLUSIVE: M&S and Interface call for ‘brave new world’ on resource scarcity

A culture of radical efficiency must be built into business models to accelerate the development of sustainable raw materials, according to CSR champions Mike Barry and Ramon Arratia.

Damage limitation: how recyclers can reduce incident risks

Delivery and collection is vital but waste and recycling companies can be open to damaging claims should an incident occur off-site. Philip Bladon offers some useful advice for the sector

Circular economy

DECC in ‘crisis’ as resignations build up

Ravi Gurumurthy has stepped down from his role as head of strategy at the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC), according to an unconfirmed report, after what has been described as a "crisis" for the government department.

BASF recognised for water management achievements

BASF has become the first chemical company to achieve gold-level certification according to the European Water Stewardship (EWS) standard, for its production site in Tarragona, Spain.

Future of AD is small to medium-scale predicts energy expert

The anaerobic digestion (AD) industry is on a steady march, but the future growth in the sector is more likely to be through small-to-medium scale plants than large-scale projects.

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