decarbonisation

Realism or retreat – should we be worried by net-zero backsliding?
Businesses including McDonald’s and Starbucks are struggling to decarbonise large, legacy operations, leading to questions over whether they remain fully committed to emissions reduction

What do farmers think about climate policy?
Charlie Taverner of the Food, Farming & Countryside Commission tells Nick why farmers in England have lost faith in climate policy, and how government and businesses can help rebuild that trust with the people who produce our food.

Freddie Ugo – Time at the bar: the drinks disruptors challenging the status quo
Freddie Ugo is co-founder and Head of Brand at Beyond Belief Brewing Co, a challenger beer brand turning surplus fresh pasta and bakery food waste into sustainable craft beer

Ben Jenkins – Power, price and opportunity: decarbonising hospitality and food production in an age of energy risk
Ben Jenkins of Asahi UK joins energy and foodservice experts to examine how energy prices, geopolitical instability and policy gaps are slowing hospitality decarbonisation – and what can unlock progress

The next frontier in scope 3 reporting
Hamish Forbes from WRAP gives Nick Hughes the lowdown on the organisation’s new guidance for scope 3 measurement and reporting and what it means for businesses

A risky business
Large food businesses should be required to show how they are planning for climate risk, according to a major new report on climate adaptation
Zero Carbon Britain report released
THE CENTRE FOR Alternative Technology (CAT) today (16th July) released its new report – Zero Carbon Britain: Rethinking the Future, which outlines how the UK can decarbonise without the need for future technological advances. The new report suggests that…

