What is wrong with ESG? Article for report in ‘The Sunday Times’ looks at the flaws in the ratings and the future for responsible investment.
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Why there is more to anaerobic digestion than just food
News: Anaerobic digestion industry calls for understanding of its potential to generate energy, support a circular economy and provide jobs.
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Sovereignty and sustainability: Article for report in ‘The Sunday Times’ asks what positive lessons food producers learned during lockdown.
Continue readingCentury up for Supply Chain Sustainability School!
News: Pioneering world-class collaboration in the built environment, the Supply Chain Sustainability School secures its 100th Partner in just 8 years.
Continue readingSeawater harvesting for island hotspot in Baltic Sea
News: Seawater-harvesting technology is solving water-scarcity problems at a tourist-island hotspot popular with the yachting community on the Baltic Sea.
Continue readingFirst Chartered Surveyors in world to become B Corporation
News: One of largest independent UK property and construction consultancies has become the world’s first Chartered Surveyors to certify as a B Corporation.
Continue readingGuest Blog: What impact has COVID-19 had on the energy sector?
In the wake of economic disruption during lockdown, CESI analyses what impact COVID-19 has had on the energy sector, plus prospects for the next 5 years.
Continue readingGuest Blog: 5 countries where recycling is good news
With trash littering our screens with images of pollution, Tom Simpkins seeks out some good news recycling stories from 5 countries around the world.
Continue readingGreen berthing area for Port of Hamburg moors ships off-grid
News: In a boost for sustainable shipping, a new green berthing area has been built for the Port of Hamburg, using solar systems to moor vessels off-grid.
Continue readingHalf million people petition Amazon to offer plastic-free packaging
News: Survey of Amazon customers in UK, US and Canada flags fears about plastic pollution, as 500,000+ people sign petition for plastic-free packaging.
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