Day: 18 October 2012

Europe heading for dismal zero waste ‘fail’ on plastics

The plastics industry is not on track to achieve zero waste to landfill until 2037 - 13 years later than its stated 2020 target.

Suppliers must meet corporation’s sustainability standards

Engaging with suppliers is key to the success of a corporation's sustainability agenda and if ignored businesses risk damaging their reputation and brand value, says BT's Liz Cross.

Government stance on energy is ‘stuck in time warp’- CBI

The CBI has called for the Government to provide certainty in the UK energy market to help investors boost growth and provide secure, low-carbon power.

Restaurants looking for help to cut food waste

Irish restaurants throw away €125m worth of food every year and as a sector is looking for assistance to reduce this cost, according to a report.

Major worldwide companies failing to address water scarcity

The majority of the world's largest companies lack a long-term water strategy, according to a report from the professional services company KPMG.

Website enables businesses to compare waste disposal costs

Businesses can now calculate the best deal for their waste disposal needs with the launch of a price comparision website, which can be tailored to individual requirements.

Time to invest in Irish water says British ambassador

The British Ambassador to Ireland, speaking at Resource Ireland yesterday, has urged that with current advances in the Irish water sector, this is the perfect time for British water companies to invest in Ireland.

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