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Coca-Cola embarks on “groundbreaking” recycling consumer behaviour research

Beverage giant Coca-Cola has taken the next step in its pursuit of reducing its carbon footprint of the drinks in our hands by a third by 2020 with the launch of a new study examining why households recycle less than they say they do.

Shanks' waste business hit by slump in construction industry

The recession and a slump in construction sent profits falling at leading sustainable waste management company Shanks Group Plc, years end results show.

Six energy firms to be investigated for missing CERT and CESP targets

Six energy firms – including three of the 'Big Six’ – are to be investigated by the energy watchdog after failing to meet targets on energy efficiency under Government initiatives to cut consumers bills and reduce carbon emissions.

Scottish green tech pioneer targets US as founder steps down

Scottish energy management firm, Ewgeco, is looking to break into the US market following a near doubling in revenue and a fresh injection of cash.

Act now to tackle ‘imported’ emissions, head of climate watchdog tells business

Businesses should act now to reduce their supply chain emissions, the head of the climate change watchdog said today, as he warned the UK’s carbon emissions were rising, not falling.

Virgin Atlantic in-flight meals to be rated on their sustainability

Virgin Atlantic Airways is to become the first airline in the world to have its in-flight meals assessed for sustainability.

Clean energy deployment hits new record, but revenues barely increase

Revenue for global clean energy was nearly static in 2012, rising by a mere one per cent compared to 2011, despite a record year in energy deployment.

Why the CRC Performance League Table shouldn’t be scrapped

Construction company BAM Group topped the CRC Performance League Table, published last week, but its sustainability manager Jesse Putzel explains that, despite its shortcomings, it still has an important part to play in driving performance improvement.

World Economic Forum sounds warning on rogue geoengineering

The world's climate could be hijacked by a rogue country or wealthy individual firing small particles into the stratosphere, claims a warning that comes not from a new Hollywood movie trailer but a sober report from the World Economic Forum (WEF).

London 2012 success pushed up spectator carbon footprint by more than a quarter

The London 2012 Olympic Games has earned its title as the 'greenest games ever’, achieving carbon savings of 400,000 tonnes, meeting key zero waste targets and demonstrating the business case for sustainability.

Simplified CRC will cost energy and environment over £200m

Long-awaited reforms to cut the administrative costs and complexity of the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) will bring about savings to participating organisations of £272 million between now and 2030, but will cost over £200 million in terms of lost energy savings, increased carbon emissions and reduced air quality.

Marks and Spencer tops 100 FTSE on carbon reporting

Retailer Marks and Spencer has topped a research league table that analysed the extent and depth of carbon measurement and reporting at all of the UK's FTSE 100 list of leading companies.

Vestas to cut 2,000 jobs as European firms introduce sweeping cutbacks

Leading European companies announced job losses totalling more than 10,000 on Wednesday, underlining the scale of problems facing the continent's manufacturers.

Businesses should prepare for 6oC global warming, report warns

Governments and businesses need to prepare for the possibility of at least 6oC of global warming by the end of the century, according to stark new analysis by PwC.

Sainsbury's boss to face grilling on green values and ambitions

Justin King will on Monday underline Sainsbury's determination to become Britain's greenest grocer by submitting himself to a public grilling by sustainability experts as the supermarket announces initiatives including a £1 million investment in British farming research.


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Coca-Cola embarks on “groundbreaking” recycling consumer behaviour research
Coca-Cola has launched new research to investigate the gap between what householders say they recycle and what they actually recycle
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