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Will the supply chain be the scapegoat for Net Zero?

Net Zero: As clients get real about cutting carbon, Jim McClelland asks: Will it be their suppliers who pay the price and feel the pain?

Guest Blog by Dr Maryam Ficociello: Why leisure and tourism are ideally placed to both raise awareness and take action on marine conservation.

News: Regenerative tourism developer opens first seedlings nursery project, as part of plan to plant 50 million mangrove trees by 2030.

News: Innovative investment into solar power by beer brand in Lithuania sends strong net-zero signals to brewing industry and wider market.

News: Sustainable materials specialist adds first all-electric truck to fleet in the Netherlands, carrying 30-tonne loads of recycled metal.

News: Home to Europe’s largest living wall, UK green building will become first new office design to achieve record-breaking energy rating.

News: With 200 tonnes of waste left around Mount Everest every year, a local clean-up initiative is crowdsourcing its removal in 1kg bags.

Guest Blog by Clare Ollerenshaw: Why any business that is serious about sustainability must broaden its focus beyond just carbon.

Future of Energy: Article for report in ‘The Times’ newspaper explores innovation and investment in Long Duration Energy Storage (LDES).

News: Appearing at Glastonbury this year, alongside Arctic Monkeys and Elton John, will be a brand new pink and purple wind turbine.