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‘Green Day’ heat no reason for ‘greenhush’

Heavy criticism of the UK Government’s ‘Green Day’ relaunch is no reason for business to go quiet on its goals and ambitions, to ‘greenhush’.

News: Zero-emission hydrogen-electric heavy goods vehicle to launch in UK, with range up to 370 miles and refuelling time of 15-20 minutes.

News: Inspired by world’s first renewable-energy island, solar-powered eco watch design features upcycled ocean plastic and bio-based nylon.

News: Global energy transition is off-track, with trillions of Dollars of investment needed to maintain 1.5°C climate target, reports IRENA.

News: Researchers discover new method of purifying contaminated water using wood-based tech to remove toxic dye discharge from textiles.

News: Leading recycling services company plans to invest €25M in building a steel recycling plant in Finland to operate 100% carbon free.

Guest Blog by Luke Smoothy: As ground-breaking capabilities of additive manufacturing begin to be realised, how sustainable is 3D printing?

News: Calls are growing for tighter regulation and better safety awareness around batteries for e-bikes, after recent high-profile fires.

Guest Blog by Shaun McCarthy OBE: With interest in the ISO 20400 Standard on the up, but attainment still low, what do we need to kick-on?

Guest Blog by Kelly Hunte: Do NGOs and CSOs hold the key to multi-stakeholder engagement on climate finance and resilience?