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Environmental statements can run to thousands of pages, costing developers up to £250,000. Some see the process as impenetrable. But efforts to transform it through digital technology are gathering pace, in part due to Covid-19 social distancing measures and restrictions on movement... Read more
Government efforts to rescue the global economy from the coronavirus crisis must respect ‘future generations’ by addressing climate change and social justice, prime minister Boris Johnson has said
Environmental data experts are being invited to join forces to develop tools to predict where health services could be most stretched by future outbreaks of Covid-19 and to work out how improvements to air quality could be maintained after the current lockdown
Organisations will now be able to disclose a complete picture of the waste impacts of their activities, products and services, according to the developers of a new standard published today
UK Research and Innovation has announced it will fund short-term research projects aimed at addressing and mitigating the health, social, economic, cultural and environmental impacts of the Covid-19 outbreak
The Bank of England has announced it is delaying the launch of its ‘climate stress tests’ for the UK’s financial markets until at least the middle of next year, as part of efforts to lighten reporting burdens on companies hit by the Covid-19 lockdown
Environmental professionals are turning to digital solutions to help them keep working during the Covid-19 pandemic. But some pioneering efforts to use technology to maintain momentum on development projects have been hit by YouTube ‘violations’, online trolls, and controversy over a cat that was thrown during a Zoom meeting
Experts say the coronavirus pandemic has increased the appetite for digital working in the environmental space. When the crisis is over, what will business as usual look like?
Shell has set out a high-level plan for reaching net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, hot on the heels of BP’s pledge to go net zero, but green groups remain unconvinced. ENDS take a look at the big firms making big promises
While the coronavirus has slowed down many industries, environmental managers are still being tasked with continuing their work in such vital sectors as waste, packaging and infrastructure services. Conor McGlone asks how they are adapting their practices
Biffa combined its in-house knowledge with expertise from across Europe to build the UK’s first recycling plant turning PET back into food-grade PET
Environmental professional bodies have offered safety advice to their members, while querying if they count as ‘key workers’ and considering what impacts the viral crisis could have on compliance. Gareth Simkins investigates
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