News: Analysis of 59 urban centres across 10 environmental criteria reveals the greenest cities in the UK, with Durham, Swansea and Newcastle top three.
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Month: April 2020
News: Solar and wind now cheapest for 2 in 3 people worldwide
News: Solar PV and onshore wind are now the cheapest new energy sources for two-thirds of the global population — their scale-up puts coal and gas at risk.
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Guest Blog: Time for the Chief Sustainability Officer to step up?
With resilience high on the business agenda, Daniel Kitwa asks: Is it time for the Chief Sustainability Officer (CSO) to step up to the C-Suite?
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News: Are pea, canola and oat the future for plant protein?
News: Plant-based protein production is rising fast to help feed global population growth, but pea, canola and oat are the future, says new report, not soy.
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Biomass gets up head of steam in Brazil
News: Plans have been announced to build 11 new biomass plants in Brazil, each producing steam or electricity, or both, plus helping to reduce landfill.
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News: Consumers willing to pay for sustainable packaging
news: Survey finds 3 out of 4 consumers willing to pay more for sustainable packaging, to cut pollution and protect the environment.
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News: Crowdsourcing AI to fight deforestation
News: Innovative project launched to crowdsource knowledge from citizen scientists and harness power of AI to help fight deforestation in Amazon rainforest.
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Guest Blog: Carbon Positivity Through Product Design
If carbon neutral is no longer enough, Marcus von Euler investigates how carbon-positive design can help integrate clean energy into everyday devices.
Continue readingSustMeme Update: NO MORE ADs!
Update: Why we have taken a strategic decision to remove all advertising units from the SustMeme media portfolio and trade on our own terms.
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News: Clean microgrids market to hit $350bn by 2040
News: Exponential global growth forecast for clean microgrids, with a market worth $350bn in 2040 electrifying everything from mines and farms to transport.
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