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Green branding
Elisabeth Jeffries finds that supermarkets are leading the revolution in companies’ moves to be seen to be green
The green-collar gap
Elisabeth Jeffries finds out whether the UK has the skills to transform itself into a low-carbon economy
An Olympian task
Organisers want to reuse and recycle 70% of the waste generated by the 2012 London Olympics. Elisabeth Jeffries finds out...
Can IT save the planet?
Information and communication technologies might consume enormous amounts of energy, but ICT can also help reduce emissions. Elisabeth Jeffries looks...
Putting value on natural capital
Elisabeth Jeffries reports on moves to ensure policy makers and business leaders fully account for natural capital when taking decisions.
Global aspirations
Elisabeth Jeffries assesses the prospects of a global emissions trading scheme being established post-2012.
Goodbye recycling?
With prices for recovered materials collapsing, Elisabeth Jeffries finds out how the recycling industry is responding.
A peek at oil
With resources rapidly dwindling, Elisabeth Jeffries looks at how firms should prepare for a world without oil.
Back to the future
Environmental industries can put new life into declining regions but will their rise be hampered by a shortage of skilled...
What's the future for biomass in the UK?
Generating electricity and heat from biomass has the capacity to significantly reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Elisabeth Jeffries looks at developments in the UK and the barriers that still need to be broken down before energy from wood, for example, plays a major role in combating climate change
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