January 23, 2013
Monopoly of grain trade has forced millions into starvation, say charities; Global campaign on food waste targets food retailers; Sugar content cuts to soft drinks leave campaigners unimpressed; Barclays partnership releases financial inclusion report Read more >
December 05, 2012
Unpaid internships could become illegal in the UK; Business leaders call for action at Doha; British Airways takes off with biofuels project; Google unveils $23 million Global Impact Awards Read more >
November 27, 2012
Samsung reveals Chinese labour breaches; Ofgem invests £45m in low carbon networks; Micro-donation scheme signs up more retailers, including Monarch Airlines and DFS; Friends of the Earth’s campaign for better reporting; Sustainability a key factor for consumers, survey finds Read more >
November 13, 2012
Fathers will share parental leave; Natural disasters hinder progress in Asia; Regulators to probe unusual gas trades; US groups grilled over tax payments; EU freezes airline carbon charge Read more >
November 06, 2012
Government funding to help cut 'road transport CO2 emissions'; Biogen and Iona sign deal to turn Welsh food waste into energy; Osborne to act on corporate tax avoidance; Australian court says Standard & Poor's misled investors; Prizes for innovative solutions to waste and social isolation Read more >
November 01, 2012
New global collaboration to restore fisheries; Industrial pollution increased in 2011; Firm accused of ‘hiding vital breast cancer data’; Barclays faces $100m US fine; Lloyds raises PPI bill by a further £1bn Read more >
October 26, 2012
Nigeria gas graft bill valued at $29bn; Ministers blamed after plans for green power plants halted; Whitbread takes new aim at the gender gap; Devon town says no to Costa; North Sea oil firms fined just seven times for more than 4,000 spills Read more >
October 23, 2012
Newsweek Green Rankings show strong performance from companies in emerging economies; Countries pledge to double biodiversity funding by 2015; Ikea launches major push for greener living; UK Poll confirms public support for renewables Read more >
October 18, 2012
European Commission's proposals anger biofuel industry; MPs to question HMRC about Starbucks tax avoidance; Tampering with Libor to become criminal offence; Jacob Zuma calls on striking miners to return to work; UK’s Green Investment Bank cleared by European Commission Read more >
October 15, 2012
S&P downgrade is a new blow for South Africa; US woman takes on banks over Libor; Government floods water industry with R&D funding; Drinks groups sue over New York’s ‘supersize’ ban Read more >