As Europe fights coronavirus and climate, is ‘green stimulus’ the way?
The climate emergency should not be forgotten amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
Zero emissions: government must address hurdles putting people off electric cars
Cars are a major contributor of carbon emissions, but what must we consider about electric cars before making the switch?
Coronavirus: six ways of turning anxiety into positive mental health habits
During the coronavirus outbreak and subsequent lockdown, how can we use these difficult times to our advantage?
Concerns over water shortages jump in Jordan amid coronavirus lockdown
More people are consuming water at home as they are in lockdown over coronavirus, leading to water shortages.
Coronavirus: school closures mean an increased risk of hunger for families around the world
Children across the world will suffer as a result of school closures, as school meals are a lifeline for millions.
Coronavirus creating solar industry ‘crisis’ – U.S. trade group
Despite an increase in success for the solar power market amidst climate concerns, the industry is now suffering as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.
Brand trust, human rights and kindness: Hearing from Simon Reid, innocent sustainability manager [Part two]
At innocent, popular healthy drinks company, sustainability is a number one priority. In this interview, we speak to innocent’s “Captain Planet” Simon Reid.
Five ways you should think about the climate crisis
Christiana Figueres and Tom Rivett-Carnac, UN Paris Agreement negotiators, have just released a book about the attitudes we must adopt in the face of the climate crisis.
