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Navigating through the ESG reporting landscape

Guest Blog by Alexandra Mihailescu Cichon: What does the delay on ESRS mean for ESG reporting and why impact assessment is the way forward.

News: Tie-up between clean energy tech leader and smart charging network means pilots can now power-up electric planes with tap of a card.

News: Design of a new fuel system for green methanol shows how innovation is helping shrink the carbon footprint of commercial shipping.

Opinion: As Spring Budget nears, with expectations low and Election looming, Jim McClelland asks: Are hopes of a green giveaway now history?

News: In a win for sustainable placemaking, planning permission has been granted for the biggest timber-structure neighbourhood in the UK.

News: Good conservation news out of Yorkshire tells the story of the remarkable resurgence of the most ‘bling’ endangered beetle ever.

News: Making its debut at Mardi Gras 2024, pioneering recycling programme expands into US to help keep aluminium drinks cans out of landfill.

News: Harnessing pedal-power, a kinetic energy storage device was used to generate electricity for performance of a stage play in Lithuania.

News: Researchers discover a method of chemical recycling that achieves full degradation of single-use bioplastics within just 24 hours.

News: Animal food safety authority in US has authorised commercialisation of insect protein for use as ingredient in pet food for dogs.