The #TNFD framework is a voluntary approach to reporting businesses' nature-related risks and impacts - but will it be impactful?
https://t.co/M4XTG8o1SA
ICYMI - what are the implications of the Government's incoming legislation on charges for DIY waste at council HWRCs in England? https://t.co/IsmuxFoDOf
Today's new blogpost comes from @HannahGillie, who has been investigating the environmental benefits of urban food growing. Come for the delicious veg, stay for the carbon sequestration and biodiversity. https://t.co/ElBm1rGblf
Our latest article, out today - @PRL_Jones examines the implications and unanswered questions about the new rules on charging for DIY waste at HWRCs. https://t.co/IsmuxFoDOf
New article out today - @PRL_Jones examines the questions that future guidance on source separation of recycling in England will need to answer in order for consistent and impactful assessments to be made. https://t.co/jlNGhXVbO7
Today's blog asks whether it's right to be pessimistic about the effectiveness of climate communications. How should we evaluate their success, and what can be learned from other major communications campaigns?
https://t.co/trG3ggOd6r
Could new waste policies in the UK offer the opportunity to bring the recycling services offered to flats up to the same standard as those received by other properties? https://t.co/uk6Y4CdLqj
Is the UK ready for a domestic air travel ban? Petra Bistricic explores the climate impact of domestic aviation and whether a ban on unnecessary flights where existing rail connections are in place is feasible. https://t.co/bEvZNfU1AU
What are the environmental impacts of wrapping paper, and should we be trying to find alternatives or do away with it altogether? https://t.co/wRrhoCzIsB
Will the UK Biodiversity Net Gain policy improve UK biodiversity? Rebecca Mason explores whether the requirement for developers to demonstrate a 10% increase in biodiversity on or near development sites will achieve its aims. https://t.co/RiNvGkFosl
Whether you call it the tip, the dump or its official title of HWRC, the household waste site has changed considerably over the years. Andrew Coulthurst takes a trip down memory lane for a rather personal history of HWRCs. https://t.co/evWrBy4dHK
@guardian As the UK makes further progress to a low-carbon economy, we must make sure it is a just transition, with the benefits gained from that shared fairly across the country, particularly in former industrial heartlands. Read our latest blog on this here: https://t.co/pE76Xt0BZh
@guardian As the UK makes further progress to a low-carbon economy, we must make sure it is a just transition, with the benefits gained from that shared fairly across the country. Read our latest blog on this here: https://t.co/pE76Xt0BZh
What do waste sites need to do to prepare for the impacts of new Environment Agency guidance on permitted waste facilities? Rebecca Southall explains in the latest Isonomia blog: https://t.co/WzNRW73brh
How can the UK achieve a Just Transition to a low-carbon economy, decarbonising highly-polluting sectors while guaranteeing secure, green employment? https://t.co/pE76Xt0BZh
Cross-laminate timber has huge potential to reduce carbon emissions in construction - but can concerns about fire safety in regarding its use in tall buildings be overcome?
https://t.co/aH5XtcBhop
@ClimateEnvoy In the UK, local authorities will be crucial in reducing emissions to reach #netzero. But which emissions scopes will they be responsible for? Our latest blog helps local authorities understand where they might want to draw the line: https://t.co/NzDvFfrmuJ