Green Transport: The arteries of a sustainable city
Climate Change report highlights both threats and opportunities for the UK
Green Building: Creating the future sustainable city.
Sustainable agricultural growthThe challenges, present and future, to food supply and to the environment faced by many countries make sustainable intensification of agricultural production a major priority. Sustainable intensification, or ‘Save and Grow’, involves producing more while saving the natural resource base and contributing more to natural capital and the flow of environmental services.
Widely regarded as South Africa’s green and caring bank, a key lesson of Nedbank’s ongoing sustainability journey is that it cannot be achieved in isolation.
Nedbank were Platinum Sponsor of the Climate Action Networking Reception for COP17 on Wednesday 7th December in Durban, South Africa.
Biofuels – climate hit or climate hype?Want to make sense of the mass of information about biofuels? Climate Action’s biofuels guide separates the science from the hype. We investigate what biofuels mean for business and whether this technology is climate friend or foe.
Business certification: the key to a credible carbon footprintAfter measuring your company’s carbon footprint it can be certified by a third party. Planet Positive, one of Climate Action’s strategic partners, is a certification expert that offers a well-respected mark. Here they explain why your business should certify its green credentials and what you have to do achieve it.
Know what actions industry leaders and climate change experts suggest to reduce carbon footprints and mitigate climate change - read the 2011 edition of Climate Action
Climate Action partnered with NatureWorks, maker of the Ingeo™ biopolymer, at COP 16.
Efficiently utilising residual waste has become an issue of great importance recently.
A hybrid light system that incorporates a solar panel and wind turbine to provide street lighting, security lighting and outdoor lighting is an innovative, new to market, commercially applicable product for the UK and internationally for 2012.
DONG Energy acquires stake in two new UK wind projectsDONG Energy has acquired a 33.3% stake in the first two offshore wind projects in the Hornsea zone from SMart Wind, the 50/50 joint venture between Mainstream Renewable Power and Siemens' Financial Services unit, represented by Siemens Project Ventures GmbH. The wind projects, Heron Wind Ltd and Njord Ltd., have a potential total capacity of up to 1GW.