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Divestment: Are meat and plastic the new coal?

With stocks and shares under ESG scrutiny, will meat and plastic follow in the dirty footsteps of coal to become the new focus for divestment?

The UK government has set an ambitious net zero target for 2050, but its credibility is in question — could it learn from the private sector?

Packaging, Sustainability & EPR: Articles for report in ‘The Times’ newspaper look at how the industry tells its story and new regulations.

With Controlled Environment Agriculture (CEA) shaking up our global food systems, Simon Deacon looks at the top five environmental benefits.

As President of both the G7 and COP26 this year, the UK Government is in the policy spotlight — will its sustainability roadmap pass the test?

Governments are failing on funding pledges: Kelly Hunte asks is it time the Green Climate Fund turned to the private sector and philanthropy?

News: Lithuania is undergoing an energy transition at record speed, with ambitions now to move beyond biomass, towards solar and heat pumps.

News: Bringing Flexi Back! Five of UK’s biggest names in branded FMCG come together to form £1M Flexible Plastic Fund to boost recycling.

News: Peachtree Corners, in Georgia, USA, to roadtest Cellular Vehicle-to-Everything technology (C-V2X) in latest smart-city breakthrough.

News: Extreme E arrives in Dakar, on the Atlantic coast of Senegal, with teams like ABT CUPRA XE racing to raise climate awareness worldwide.