The decisions made by the international community at the COP26 climate change summit in Glasgow will eventually affect every business regardless of its size and location.
By Dr Keith Whitehead, British Safety Council on 08 June 2021
Climate change and environmental pressures are going to increasingly disrupt business as usual. However, as many businesses battle with the fallout from Covid-19 and Brexit, some may assume that corporate action on climate change may drop down the priority list.
By Hugh Jones, the Carbon Trust on 14 June 2021
Adopting simple water efficiency measures can save a business money and help cut global greenhouse gas emissions.
By Dr Nathan Richardson, Waterwise on 07 June 2021
The United Nations (UN) published definition of sustainability is: “Meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”
By Louise Hosking on 20 May 2021
Just 24 hours after the airing of the BBC War on Plastic programme on 19 June there already was some negative feedback on social media regarding inaccuracy, hidden agenda and misleading information.
By Dr Dawn Pope on 21 August 2019
India has been ranked in the bottom five countries globally for its performance on environmental health and ecosystem vitality.
By Keith Whitehead, British Safety Council on 30 July 2019
It is now just over a year since the new international standard ISO 45001 for occupational health and safety management systems was introduced following almost five years of development.
By David Parr, British Safety Council on 04 June 2019
The UK has the best wind resources in the world and could run entirely on renewables by 2050. But will capricious government policy help or hinder progress?
By Will the UK ever catch up in the renewables race? Belinda Liversedge finds out on 28 September 2018
A solar panel company and scaffolder have been fined after an agency worker suffered serious injuries when a roof’s edge protection gave way.
By Belinda Liversedge on 08 August 2018
The publication of ISO 45001 is a right step in addressing safety on a global scale. Organisations must guarantee similar occupational standards in their supply chains.
By Estelle Clark, Chartered Quality Institute on 01 August 2018
