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Skills shortages risk low-carbon economy
A lack of STEM graduates will hamper low-carbon innovation across the economy, causing the UK to miss out on growth worth £6.7 billion a year, finds a new report.
Engineering growth – enabling world-class entrepreneurship in the low-carbon economy warns that by 2023 there will be a shortfall of 50,000 graduates a year with science, technology, engineering and mContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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Two-thirds of UK shoppers confused by product sustainability credentials
Products that have a more positive environmental and social impact are favoured by two-thirds of UK shoppers, although the same number struggle to identify them due to confusing product labelling.
Almost two-thirds of net-zero goals set by large UK firms will be achieved by the purchase of carbon credits, new research by insurance broker Gallagher has uncovered.
From basketball player to leadership guru, John Amaechi’s career has reached many peaks. He tells Huw Morris why sustainability professionals are heroic
Catherine Early looks at what is being done to support coffee farmers facing the challenges of a changing climate
With the agri-food sector a major driver of biodiversity decline on land, Katherine Lister examines how to protect natural capital
The global economy is facing $197bn (£153bn) of economic damage by 2030 and up to $434bn by 2050 if plastic waste continues to flow into oceans at its current rate.
The UK government has launched Skills England to identify and address skills shortages across the country over the next decade.
Mandatory housebuilding targets have been unveiled to deliver 1.5 million new homes across England over the next five years in a major overhaul of the planning system.
