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France’s football teams will now travel by train for domestic games

France’s football teams will now travel by train for domestic games

France's national football teams have adopted a new environmentally conscious policy. In line with a national ban on plane travel to destinations reachable within 3 hours by train, football teams will now travel by train too. As the world warms up as a result of several decades of human inaction, people everywhere are finally being asked to change their behaviour – and yes, that includes professional footballers. It’s been announced...

By London, UK
Oatly offers up free advertising space for British dairy companies

Oatly offers up free advertising space for British dairy companies

In a bid to improve transparency about the environmental impact of our food and drink industry, the plant-based milk company Oatly has asked dairy companies in the UK to reveal their carbon footprint on prepaid advertising space. Searching for ways to reduce the severity of our impact on the environment has become a defining feature of our generation’s time. We know that even the smallest changes to our daily habits can...

By London, UK
SailGP announces new plastic-free sportswear

SailGP announces new plastic-free sportswear

What does the launch mean for the future of sustainable fashion? And, more importantly, do consumers want it?  Ask anyone, and they’ll probably tell you that sustainability is fashion’s new black. Eco-consciousness – authentic or not – has become the trendiest accessory of late, and brands are hitching a ride on the sustainability train anyway they can. But amongst all the green-washing and false information, the fashion industry has also been...

By Brighton, UK
Dubai firm seals carbon credit deal with Zimbabwe ahead of COP28

Dubai firm seals carbon credit deal with Zimbabwe ahead of COP28

Ahead of hosting the world’s biggest climate summit, COP28, it looks like Dubai’s royals are attempting to clean up the UAE’s oil-rich image. But is setting up carbon credit schemes across Africa the way to go? Sheikh Ahmed Dalmook Al Maktoum, a leading member of the royal family of Dubai, is on a mission to help major companies and national governments reduce their carbon footprint. If you thought this meant...

By London, UK