All Sustainability and environment articles – Page 244
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News
Wilding launches duck alternative to pork scratchings
Triple-cooked and flavoured with Peking seasoning, the product is high in protein
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Swill feed debate re-ignited by new study
Campaigners say study is the scientific assessment the industry has always asked for
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Poundland extends Helistrat recycling to cover 99p Stores
99p Stores deal adds a further 250 outlets to discounter’s recycling contract
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Comment & Opinion
Small food waste solutions can make a big difference
Lots of smaller moves against waste will amount to one significant step towards sustainable shopping and eating
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Comment & Opinion
The anti-meat campaign is flawed, generic and ideological
“We must all eat less meat”, articulated with sanctimonious evangelism, has become a familiar chant
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Oakland goes green with raft of energy-efficient initiatives
Oakland embraces solar energy as part of renewed green push
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Defra to be 'reshaped' in efficiency drive, says Liz Truss
The secretary of state spoke at the Oxford Farming Conference on Wednesday…
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Comment & Opinion
Wincanton urges green logistical collaboration
With COP21 in Paris delivering results, the industry must consider the small changes that can be made
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Dairy Roadmap reports "astounding" progress in green goals
78% of dairy farmers are taking action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, it found
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Kellogg's makes Paris pledge to cut emissions by 65%
Kellogg’s announced the target in Paris on Tuesday at the New York Times Energy For Tomorrow Conference
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Analysis & Features
Did COP21 seize last chance to halt climate change?
Your digestible guide to the 2015 UN Climate Change Conference
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Comment & Opinion
Ikea shows balls on the future of meat
What does responsible meat consumption look like?
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News
Ocado uniforms to be turned into fashion by prisoners
Old Ocado uniforms turned into bags and aprons by prisoners
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Supermarkets in the wake of Storm Desmond: a round-up
Despite having to deal with flooding in stores, retailers did their best to provide support to flood hit areas
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Comment & Opinion
Storm Desmond shows how vulnerable our food supply chain is becoming
The NFU warned just last week that food production was at risk from severe weather
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News
Livestock and dairy farmers battle floods in wake of Storm Desmond
Cumbria was one of the worst hit counties, with more than a month’s worth of rainfall in 24 hours
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Green energy scheme cutbacks blasted by industry giants
Government cuts to green energy programmes have been slammed by supermarkets and suppliers
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Sainsbury's to work with Swadlincote on food waste initiative
Sainsbury’s picks Swadlincote for green town trial
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Chatham House meat tax idea dismissed by industry
Calls by think tank Chatham House for a ‘meat tax’ to tackle global warming have been blasted
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Comment & Opinion
Chatham House report puts meat firmly on the environmental agenda
An influential group has not minced its words when it comes to what must be done with meat