Scientists and industry clash over GHG Protocol forest carbon rules
A recent resignation at the World Resources Institute highlights a dispute over GHG Protocol forest carbon rules, affecting emissions reporting for businesses.
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Why sustainability taxes are becoming a core tax issue
Carbon pricing creates new financial obligations for UK businesses Sustainability taxes have moved from environmental policy footnotes to major...
Why sustainable alternatives to plastic are struggling to compete
Why sustainable plastic substitutes still struggle despite growing demand Plastic pollution has become one of the most visible environmental challenges...
ISO 14001:2026 Published – Key Changes Explained
Understanding the updated ISO 14001:2026 environmental standard ISO 14001 has shaped how businesses manage their environmental responsibilities for...
Uzbekistan Methane Project Secures CORSIA Eligibility
First CORSIA-eligible methane project delivers 500,000 credits from Uzbekistan A methane reduction project in Uzbekistan has secured full eligibility...
Amazon's $30M Investment in Carbon Credits: What UK Businesses Need to Know
Amazon commits $30 million to Indian rice farming carbon credits Amazon has agreed to purchase more than 685,000 carbon removal credits from rice...
What Does the EU-Australia Trade Deal Mean for the Climate?
A trade agreement linking commerce to climate commitments The European Union and Australia concluded negotiations on their Free Trade Agreement in...
Why Carbon & Sustainability Reporting Are Now Essential for UK Manufacturers
In 2025, carbon accounting and sustainability reporting are no longer optional, they are rapidly becoming regulatory, commercial, and reputational...
China Releases Corporate Climate Reporting Standard
China has taken a significant step in global climate governance.
Collaboration and Leadership in Sustainable Supply Chains: Engaging Your Value Chain Partners
Sustainable supply chains are no longer a “nice to have”: they’re a strategic necessity.
Government Grant for Electric Lorries: Boost for UK Businesses
The UK government has announced a major boost for zero-emission freight.