WWF launches digital resource hub to inspire sustainable business
The WWF has launched a digital information hub, containing various resources that will help businesses to become more sustainable.
The WWF has launched a digital information hub, containing various resources that will help businesses to become more sustainable.
Eight of the UK’s largest grocery retailers have joined a collaborative initiative to standardise the measurement and reporting of greenhouse gas emissions associated with food and drinks.
The newly launched Ukraine Nature-based Solutions Hub is intended to support the war-torn country in rebuilding sustainably, as campaigners push for the use of Nature-based Solutions (NbS).
Delegates of the Intergovernmental Conference on Marine Biodiversity of Areas Beyond National Jurisdiction have come to an agreement after nearly two decades of talks.
The Transparent 2022 report by the WWF’s ReSource:Plastic analyses the progress made by the world’s largest brands in tackling plastic waste. It advocates the next steps to continue their progress, including being proactive in designing for circularity and pushing for policies to enact the same.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Plastic Free Foundation have published a global survey that reveals overwhelming public support for an international treaty to end plastic pollution.
Supermarket chain Tesco (LSE:TSCO) has collaborated with the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) to demand UK Government action to reduce food waste on farms.
Conservation organisation WWF and Danish energy group Ørsted (CPH:ORSTED) have partnered to advance offshore wind that has a net-positive impact on ocean biodiversity.
UK retailer, the John Lewis Partnership (JLP), has released its Plan for Nature, outlining a number of commitments to reduce its impact on the natural environment.
The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) is leading a call to action, demanding biodiversity's inclusion in the primary mandates of central banks and financial supervisors.