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What exactly is the UK Emissions Trading Scheme? Who does it affect and what does it require?

In this article we’ll explore the UK’s Climate Change Act in more detail and discover what exactly it involves.

What is the ozone layer, and how is the ozone layer continuously being impacted by climate change and toxic pollutants being released into the atmosphere?

The TNFD is an initiative that aims to provide financial organisations and companies with a picture of their environmental risks and opportunities.

What are Clean Air Zones? Why are they so important and what does it mean for vehicles in the UK?

What is the UK’s Sustainable Finance Roadmap? What does green taxonomy mean? Why is it important, and what implications will it have for businesses in the UK?

What are the key requirements of PPN 06/20? Who is impacted by this policy? And how will PPN 06/20 influence environmental outcomes and future government tenders?

What exactly is the Companies Act 2006? Who does it affect? What are its main features? And how does it impact the environmental duties of companies?

Carbon capture, utilisation, and storage (CCUS): what is it, how does it work, and why is it important in the fight against climate change?

Sustainability can be achieved in a multitude of ways – but how can corporate governance impact a company’s journey towards sustainability?

What is the BSCI code of conduct? How was BSCI started? Why was BSCI created, and how can companies implement the BSCI code of conduct?

Carbon capture and storage systems can help to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and actually help to make it reusable – but what about carbon sequestration?

New environmental regulations have been established several times over the past year throughout the United States, but what do all of them mean for environmental regulations in the U.S. in 2023?

In this article, we'll explain ISO 20400, its main components, the benefits, and how is it different from all of the ISO certifications mentioned before.

Carbon credits are traded amongst the carbon market in order to offset residual emissions, but how could the carbon market be revamped in 2024 to help fight against climate change?

What is PAS 2050, and how does it allow a company to better manage their carbon footprint and environmental impact?