Greater Manchester has been ranked as one of the top global city regions taking action on climate change by an international charity that measures environmental impact.
The EU has set out a plan to make Europe the first climate neutral continent by 2050, with around 40% of the global economy now covered by similar targets.
New research shows that one billion tonnes of carbon could be saved if suppliers to 125 of the world’s biggest companies increased their use of renewable electricity by just a small percentage.
Engineering firm Abbey Group has launched an innovative new window film designed to help businesses reduce their carbon footprint and save money on heating.
A rising proportion of UK workers would consider quitting their current job to work for a more environmentally-friendly employer, and a quarter would even be willing to take a pay cut.
One in three UK businesses have experienced electricity outages over the last year according to a new study, highlighting the importance of ensuring energy resilience on-site.
A group of global corporates aiming to power themselves with 100% renewable electricity now has over 200 members, with nearly half already influencing their suppliers to do the same.
Bristol-based band Massive Attack have partnered with the University of Manchester to analyse and reduce the impact of the music industry on the environment.
Following its declaration of a climate emergency, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust has revealed the benefits of an organisation-wide employee behaviour change programme.
The UK Green Building Council is hosting an all-day event on 12 December at the University of Salford to explore how organisations can supply Greater Manchester with green spaces.
