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Daily Media Briefing

Daily Media Briefing

March 19, 2014
  • ‘Lack of recognition’ blocks women’s path to UK boardrooms
  • Women leading family-owned firms increases profitability, says study
  • Japanese company named as biggest online retailer of ivory and whale meat
  • WRAP-led feasibility studies unveiled to tackle food waste through social innovation
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Daily Media Briefing

Daily Media Briefing

March 18, 2014
  • Official prophecy of doom: Global warming will cause widespread conflict, displace millions of people and devastate the global economy
  • EU plans to standardise mobile phone chargers to crack down on waste
  • Global fishing bloc signs accord to address dwindling fish stocks
  • Commuters given walk-on part in Pavegen energy trial
  • Start-up spins sour milk into textiles
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Daily Media Briefing

Daily Media Briefing

March 14, 2014
  • Environmental taxes could add €35 billion to EU revenue by 2016
  • Green light for GM: report recommends roll-out in UK
  • Aung San Suu Kyi launches health and education foundation
  • Food Lion propels sea change in responsible fish sourcing
  • Only half of UK firms audit suppliers’ ethical behaviour
  • Formula One goes green as first hybrid engine is tested in Australia  
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Daily Media Briefing

Daily Media Briefing

February 25, 2014
  • Shell shareholders urged to force Arctic retreat
  • Honda appoints first woman to board
  • Brussels poised to outline car emissions deal
  • Carbon capture scheme dragged into Scottish independence debate
  • Sainsbury’s makes packaging reductions with toilet roll
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Daily Media Briefing

Daily Media Briefing

February 24, 2014
  • First companies give to fund for victims of Bangladeshi factory collapse
  • Fairtrade Foundation calls on UK to pay a sustainable price for bananas
  • WHO urges drug firms to donate antibiotics
  • Ladbrokes to link executive pay to responsible gambling
  • US pushes for greater transparency in EU business regulation
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Daily Media Briefing

Daily Media Briefing

February 18, 2014
  • Kellogg’s to stop buying deforested palm oil amid pressure
  • New York and California lawmakers move to ban microbeads
  • Deep-sea mining must responsibly respect ecosystems, say scientists
  • Fifth of energy saving products make “misleading” efficiency claims
  • UK high street chiefs suggests energy tax to replace business rates
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Daily Media Briefing

Daily Media Briefing

January 27, 2014
  • BBC and BT top responsible UK pension schemes
  • Major trade powers pledge free trade in green goods
  • Asia-Pacific rises up sustainability rankings
  • Fracking firms 'should pay £6bn a year tax to compensate for climate change'
  • Community Energy Strategy launched to help local renewables projects
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Daily Media Briefing 10th January

Daily Media Briefing 10th January

January 10, 2014 Intel vows to stop using ‘conflict minerals’ in new chips; Law firm Clifford Chance adopts ‘CV blind’ policy to break Oxbridge recruitment bias; Impact investment helps companies attract higher calibre staff; India planning offshore wind energy agency; Singapore government to review environmental sustainability priorities Read more >
Daily Media Briefing 9th January

Daily Media Briefing 9th January

January 09, 2014 Cuts to ‘hidden’ sugar in food could halt obesity epidemic; McDonald’s makes sustainable beef move; China sets air pollution goals; Support for EU Commission’s waste prevention plan; H&M teams up with Civil Rights Defenders Read more >
Daily Media Briefing 19th December

Daily Media Briefing 19th December

December 19, 2013 SolarCity brings power to schools in developing countries; Energy hungry employees costing UK firms £300 billion; New European clean air plan seeks to mitigate cost of pollution; Indian government floats Gandhi climate change scheme; Exclusivity deals that stop zero-hours workers seeking other jobs face ban Read more >