Carbon Trust
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Green Scene
SPEECHES HAVE been the talk of the town in the environmental world recently. On the one hand weve had the prime ministers first speech on green issues. On the other, the Queen set out the governments legislative agenda for the 2012-2013… Read More
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Low carbon procurement back on the menu
A GROUNDBREAKING partnership between public and private sector promises to create demand for lower-carbon products in the catering sector. Nick Hughes reports. The shift towards a low carbon economy was one of the pillars of David Camerons promise –… Read More
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Low-carbon procurement is high value
NEW COMMITMENTS made by leading UK companies and government departments in three joint Procurement Compacts will drive low carbon sourcing in more than £1bn of spending. The new initiative, spearheaded by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills (BIS)… Read More
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No surprise that Tesco ditches carbon label
When he launched a project to label all 70,000 products in his supermarkets portfolio, Sir Terry Leahy was undaunted by the task: Many of those people who talk about the need for a carbon currency say it is too complicated… Read More
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Harvest Government Windfalls
Operators upgrading to more sustainable equipment are being showered with Government cash in the form of tax breaks and interest free loans Caterers who want to buy new energy efficient equipment but are watching the pennies in the recession… Read More
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Bilateral thinking: A singular notion
For many businesses the costs of going green seemingly outweigh the potential benefits, but soon we may not have the luxury of choice… With hospitality businesses in awareness of the need to drastically this country reportedly wasting £540,000 every… Read More