Ethical Corporation - Climate Change
Ethical Corporation - Climate Change
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Green fears threaten development
July 1, 2008
Rich country concerns about "food miles" continue to undermine economic development in Africa, argues Karen Ellis
Climate change - Top of the bill on the hill
May 6, 2008
Key legislation in Congress could see the next US president sign into law a nationwide carbon market in 2009, says Emily Farnworth
Technology - Culprit then, saviour now
April 15, 2008
Of all industry sectors, ICT is emerging as one of the strongest candidates to lead the fight against climate change, says Emily Farnworth
Procter and Gamble - Clean-cut ideas on green products
April 7, 2008
Peter White, Procter and Gamble's head of sustainability, has a clear understanding of what consumers expect from green products
EU ETS - Saddle up for lower emissions
March 13, 2008
Phase three of Europe's emissions trading scheme promises to be the toughest yet for companies
Energy use - Efficiency saves corporate cash
March 12, 2008
Saving energy means saving money - so why isn't everyone doing it, asks Emily Farnworth
By invitation: Alyson Warhurst - Natural hazards - Prepare for the worst
March 11, 2008
As climate change makes natural disasters more likely, companies should start to factor hazard risks into sustainability strategy and business planning, says Alyson Warhurst
Renewable energy - Investors ride the new energy wave
February 13, 2008
Big names including Google and BT are starting to generate their own renewable energy, and it's set to become big business, says Emily Farnworth
Bali - A good deal for business?
February 8, 2008
Some say it was a breakthrough and some say it was a flop. Did business get anything useful out of the Bali road map?
Climate change: Do investors discount carbon?
February 4, 2008
Investors care less about the size of a company`s carbon footprint than its exposure to forced emissions cuts in future, say Rory Sullivan and Jennifer Kozak
Climate change - news in brief January 2008
January 12, 2008
A successful marathon in Bali, US energy bill jumps another hurdle, but bad news for UK commuters
Low-carbon economy - Regions that may rescue the planet
January 8, 2008
California and Guangdong are exciting new grounds for potential climate change laws, says Emily Farnworth
Climate change - news in brief December 2007
December 17, 2007
Initiatives from Clinton and Brown, offset guidelines and the race to be carbon neutral
Climate column - Investors still don't get carbon risk
December 16, 2007
Investors are not rewarding companies that tackle climate change, says Emily Farnworth
Measuring emissions - New break in the standards fog
December 15, 2007
New global standards for measuring carbon emissions are yet to be widely accepted. Is that because too many issues remain unresolved?
New Zealand emissions trading scheme: the "All sectors and all gases" approach
December 13, 2007
New Zealand is about to embark on the most comprehensive emissions reduction programme in the world, affecting all sources of its domestic greenhouse gas emissions
Airline pollution - Last call for emissions trading
December 11, 2007
Budget airlines are best placed to deal with the aviation industry's entry into the EU carbon trading scheme
Greenwashing - Consumers getting wise
November 14, 2007
Huge publicity has accompanied the green pledges of some major firms. But has all the fanfare impressed consumers?
News in brief - climate change November 2007
November 11, 2007
Climate issues affecting business - this month's pick
Cars - It's a diesel and hybrid future
November 6, 2007
Small European diesel cars lead the carbon stakes overall, but hybrid models could soon come into their own - and there are new technologies waiting in the wings
News in brief - climate change October 2007
October 8, 2007
News on business and climate change from climatechangecorp.com
UK construction - Still digging the foundations of zero-carbon homes
October 6, 2007
With nine years to go before every new UK home is meant to be zero-carbon, there are still only a few pioneering developments that are getting near
Motor racing - A1GP's carbon-friendlier face
October 4, 2007
While it's never going to be popular with the environmental lobby, motor racing's new boy A1GP wants to green up the sport's image. Tobias Webb reports from the track
HSBC takes consumer temperature on climate change
September 7, 2007
HSBC is rethinking how best to offer green financial services
Climate change news in brief - September 2007
September 6, 2007
Climate change news and its impact on business round the world
Cadbury Schweppes: Egging on competitors to reduce emissions
September 4, 2007
Cadbury Schweppes has set the bar high for limiting greenhouse gas emissions, as the first UK food manufacturer promising absolute carbon reduction
Tilting at windmills - the rush on renewables
July 12, 2007
The market's hidden hand will be all-important in meeting demands for green energy - no matter what climate change sceptics or even global warming evangelists would like us to think, argues Phil Rudolph
Climate change - news in brief July 2007
July 10, 2007
Climate news from around the world
Brands - Yahoo out-greens Google
July 9, 2007
Yahoo's leadership on climate change action looks to be galvanising its rivals into similar action and also gaining the approval of the great American public
Tesco's strategy - Green revolution in store
July 6, 2007
Much like Wal-Mart in the US, the UK's retail giant Tesco is greening up its image and making progress with its emissions and environmental impact
Exxon Mobil: A proud oil giant comes to the climate change policy table
July 3, 2007
The world's largest company by revenue is determined to make its mark on global climate change policy. But is it too little too late? Some critics think so
Climate change labels: A step in the right direction
June 29, 2007
Interest in carbon labelling has grown since last month`s energy white paper told large companies they will have to calculate and reduce their CO2 emissions. Tobias Webb looks at an inexact science
News in brief - climate change - June 2007
June 7, 2007
New this month, a round-up of climate change news
Indian emissions - An opportunity in Asia's booming economy
June 7, 2007
Indian companies focus when there are profits to be made, and are only slowly tuning in to the emissions debate. So a stronger regulatory environment is required for real progress to be made
Climate change managers - Low carbon careers
June 7, 2007
The market in climate change executives is booming
EU policy - An emissions control spat
May 7, 2007
With carbon emissions prices having slumped, investors are pinning their hopes on tighter emissions controls under the 2008-2012 phase of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme. Member states, it seems, have different ideas on how targets should be set
EU emissions reductions - Stopping traditional pollution in its tracks
May 6, 2007
Toby Procter of the UK automotive research firm Trend Tracker examines what the EU's planned COand#60;suband#62;2and#60;/suband#62; emissions limit from 2012 will do to the car industry's sustainability
