News: Global leader in phenol enters Chinese market, the largest in the world, with new biomass-based products that are certified sustainable.
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Author: Jim McClelland
Sustainable Futurist, Publisher, Editor and Journalist, Jim McClelland is also a regular Speaker and Chair on the events circuit, Strategic Media Consultant and the Curator at sustmememagazine.com. Ranked among the Top 3 Media Influencers in Sustainability worldwide, his interests include: Climate & Energy, CSR & Business, Cities & the Built Environment, plus the Circular Economy.
Microbial protein for gut-friendly pet dog treats
News: Animal-free pet food brand and trailblazing biotech startup collaborate on UK launch for first-of-its-kind microbial protein dog treat.
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Greenwashing and biodiversity risks now double
News: Research reveals global share of companies linked to both greenwashing and biodiversity risks has doubled over past five years.
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Heat stored in molten salt used to process corn
News: World’s largest industrial thermal energy storage system uses molten salt for HaaS from renewables at corn-processing plant in Hungary.
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Trust in DRS with circularity now on public lips
News: Survey confirms circularity has now entered the public vocabulary, with consumers ready to trust in a deposit return scheme (DRS).
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Pharmaceutical pollution: Medications in our water
Guest Blog by Jane Marsh: With medications on the rise in our water, what are the environmental and human impacts of pharmaceutical pollution?
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True cost of IT: E-waste hidden in plain sight
Guest Blog by Hiren Hasmukh: How the true cost of in-house IT gets masked by hidden e-waste gathering dust in storage rooms around the globe.
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Autumn Budget: Banking on AI and housebuilding
Opinion: With the date set for the Budget and the Chancellor in need of a win, Jim McClelland asks: Is this the wrong time to ‘park the bus’?
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Reef health indicator the size of a grain of sand
News: Study of cohabitation trends in tiny marine organisms is helping scientists identify factors affecting the health of coral reefs.
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Artist uses waste to show impact of copper mining
News: Art installation composed of 2,000 hand-thrown ceramic tiles, incorporating industrial waste, explores consequences of copper mining.
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