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Human rights risks in world battery supply chain

News: Up to 75% of global lithium-ion battery supply chain is at risk of exposure to human rights abuses, such as forced and child labour.

News: Landmark new wooden building design on Helsinki waterfront will be home to forest industry brand and most sustainable hotel in Finland.

News: Part of a global green shipping revolution, innovative suction sails help cargo vessel cut both carbon emissions and fuel costs.

Opinion: With green claims now the stuff of lawsuits and litigation, Jim McClelland asks: Is a greenwash case coming to a courtroom near you?

News: If new wind turbines perform way better for efficiency, is it time to repower, replace, reprocess and recycle old ones on prime sites?

News: National Forest in the heart of the UK hits major regeneration milestone with 25% tree-cover across an area of 200 square miles.

News: First continent-wide mapping study of plant life across Antarctica uses satellite technology to reveal growth in uncharted areas.

Guest Blog by Marilyn Waite: Why a sustainability career is about more than just green jobs; and how you make a difference through your work.

News: Carbon-negative aggregate tested for use in asphalt resurfacing on strategic road network in England, to shrink footprint of highways.

News: UK’s first EnTech superhub opens in Manchester, designed to provide a testbed for R&D and help turbocharge the green energy revolution.