Restored coral reefs can grow as fast as healthy reefs, new research shows
Planting new coral in degraded reefs can lead to rapid recovery – with restored reefs growing as fast as healthy reefs after just four years, new research shows.
Nationwide, 100,000 participants, including nearly 13,000 school classes, are participating in The Big Plastic Count this week.
Read this new piece from EY as Dr. Gianluca Di Pasquale shares valuable recommendations to navigate our critical path toward a sustainable future, including a combination of policies, incentives, and public/private-sector collaboration.
Britain’s flagship renewables scheme has received its biggest ever funding boost from government, with more than £1 billion for its upcoming auction.
The FA has unveiled its latest sustainable strategy plans, with the ambition to make a positive impact on the environment and the communities they serve.
The UK Emissions Trading Scheme Authority has announced a package of reforms to tighten limits on industrial, power and aviation emissions from 2024.
We Mean Business, among other global organisations, urge G7 to achieve fully decarbonised power systems by 2035.
The industrial sector is gaining a lot of attention both for being hard to decarbonize and also for new technologies and applications promising to be of help.
IRENA say renewable energy can support resilient and equitable recovery.
Formula 1 has announced their ambitious sustainability programme to become net zero by 2030.
The Dow Chemical Company (Dow) has announced their new collaborative blueprint for unlocking carbon reductions.
The cricket ground has introduced a number of measures to reduce plastic waste.
Adidas and Parley for the Oceans have collaborated on the football team’s third kit.
The swimmer has completed his gruelling 348 mile stretch across the English Channel for a sustainable cause.
Wimbledon, the iconic tennis venue, will ditch plastic straws at this year’s tournament, replacing them instead with recyclable alternatives.
UEFA, football’s governing body in Europe, has released a new report emphasising the urgent need to make sport more sustainable.
Exchanging thinking around greening the sports industry and engaging fans and communities.
FIFA, the international governing body for soccer, is teaming up with the UN to encourage fans to offset their carbon emissions ahead of the 2018 World Cup in Russia.
On Sunday, over 40,000 runners will pound the streets of London in what will be one of the hottest marathons during the event’s 37 year history.
An international cricket ground has taken major steps towards making the transition to a low-carbon and sustainable future.