Reader Spotlight: An initiative exclusively for Green Business Journal subscribers
Green Business Journal is excited to unveil an exclusive initiative for our valued subscribers: Our brand new Reader Spotlight.
Starting from July 2025, our subscribers...
Expectation vs. reality: How energy audits overcome barriers to carbon reduction strategies
Despite their best intentions, changemakers often face barriers to implementing an effective carbon reduction strategy within their organisations. From cost to cultural resistance, Tom...
To push green AI forward, the industry must start at source
Urtė Karklienė, Sustainability Manager at Oxylabs, explores how AI’s environmental impact can be minimised without sacrificing model performance.
It’s hard to point to any human...
Gaming for Good: Climate action through play
Glenn Gillis, CEO of Sea Monster, investigates how games play can change people’s attitudes to climate issues.
The UK’s climate watchdog has said the country...
IT reuse and recycling ‘crucial’ for businesses Â
Unwanted IT equipment is being dumped in landfill at an alarming rate – and business is largely to blame. Grant Barton, of IT asset...
Europe set to recycle battery materials for 2 million EVs by 2030
With EU and UK recycling capacity at just 10% of 2030 targets, Dr. Umesh Tiwari of Malvern Panalytical discusses how 2025 could be a...
Lift-off for British green aviation fuel production and jobs
Parliament has backed measures to help the UK take off as world leader in Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), supporting the industry’s growth and job...
Fluid efficiency ‘fundamental’ to energy savings
David Horton, head of project delivery and asset management at Shell Energy UK, explores the connection between energy use and water and how major...
Fix THE Planning Bill or nature will pay the price
Over 30 charity leaders have warned that new planning reforms threaten to demolish environmental law.
CEOs from 33 nature organisations have written to Defra Secretary of...
Invest in your own small piece of nature
Businesses are invited to invest in parcels of land in a UK National Park that are then secured for nature for the next 30...
A leadership opportunity for the private sector in an era of policy retreat
Sustainability is no longer a ‘nice to have’, it’s a strategic imperative, says Chris Hopton, CEO, Ricoh UK and Northern Europe.
Governments throughout the world...
Why green brands can’t afford to ignore authenticity
How can brands stay true to their beliefs in a political world? Some brands are feeling the pressure to abandon sustainability measures, but ignore...