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26.09.08
ClimateChangeCorp.com is an independent news website, dedicated to providing high quality news and analysis on climate change to companies around the world.
26.09.08
Verdantix is the leading provider of business research and strategic analysis to help firms change profitably with the climate.
12.09.08
The BCS IT Industry Awards, supported by Intellect and NCC, are the leading hallmark of success amongst practitioners today.
27.06.08
Matthew de Villiers talks to CNN about how having your groceries delivered has a smaller carbon footprint than walking to your local store.
17.06.08
Eco-friendly retailers could reduce the carbon footprint of their in-store labelling by more than one-third by switching from paper labelling to electronic point of purchase displays (EPOPs), research has found.
30.01.08
Greenstone Carbon Management is the only carbon solutions provider in the 2008 CNBC Europe 'Top 100 low carbon pioneers', for the 2nd year running.
17.12.07
Greenstone Carbon Management’s Senior Consultant Tim Brooks adds his thoughts to the Green Supply Chain debate in the Financial Times today.
05.11.07
Tim Brooks, senior analyst at Greenstone, has a say today in The Guardian about carbon reporting for the UK’s biggest companies.
12.10.07
Holly O’Neill, Senior Account Manager, talks to the Financial Times regarding the pressure facing the supply chain for suppliers.
23.05.07
The DTI launched the Energy White Paper, setting out the Government's plans for cutting carbon emissions. Key points include: strengthening the EU Emissions Trading Scheme; legally binding targets including a Carbon Reduction Commitment for businesses with energy consumption over 6,000 Mwh per year; further liberalisation of EU energy markets; removing barriers to low cost energy efficiency measures and supporting the development of low carbon technologies.
27.11.06
The Stern Review, considered the most comprehensive review on the economics of climate change, was published on 30 October 2006. The Review highlighted the benefits of strong and early action towards climate change and outlined that the financial overall costs and risks of not acting would result in greater economic impacts of up to 20% of GDP each year whereas as early action could limit impacts to only 1% of global GDP each year. The Review considers climate change as a global problem.
