A high-level climate change task force has warned that world leaders must do more to react to climate change, and calls for the Rio+ 20 conference to take threat seriously. ... read more

The World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has called for further research into a £30bn tidal barrage plan on the River Severn after it emerged that the Government are reconsidering the scheme. ... read more

Global leaders have called for substantial increases in private and public sector investment to enhance water efficiency in agriculture and reduce food waste. ... read more

The Scottish Government has launched a consultation on how to maximise opportunities related to improving Scotland's rivers, lochs and coastal waters. ... read more

The Environment Agency has carried out a biological survey after almost 3000 fish were found dead in Scarborough. ... read more

Recent changes to international standards have made product carbon footprinting potentially much faster, cheaper and easier. John Kazer explains how this could help companies take a leap forward in their commitment to cutting carbon emissions. ... read more

Business cannot succeed in a society that fails - that is the personal mantra of Peter Bakker, president of the World Business Council for Sustainable Development. He takes time out to tell Zeljka Davis why ... read more

It's that simple, yet the case for incremental change remains stuck in a mindset groove. So how do we design ourselves out of this one, ponders James Greyson.... read more

The Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment (ACE) UK CEO Richard Hands considers the concept of natural capital and the value business should be placing on it ... read more

The Green Deal is widely accepted as a progressive idea in principle. But, says Conor McGlone, criticism that the way the scheme has been designed could exclude small and medium sized businesses is damaging its credibility ... read more

The Norfolk Rivers Trust has installed a remote river monitoring station that has been tracking water quality and flow before and after river restoration work at an area of ecological importance on the River Nar.... read more

High pressure peristaltic hose pump for transferring, dosing and filling corrosive, viscous and high-consistency fluids.... read more

In-line dynamic mixers for any process producing a uniform finished or semi-finished product made from liquid, viscous fluid, thick or fragile ingredients, and which may swell or contain solids.... read more

As a nation we adore our local chippies; from a quick evening meal to a seaside treat, there are few things quite as British as deep fried spuds and fish wrapped in newspaper.... read more

Water is a vital commodity which demands economical use. It is needed in many production processes as a solvent and as a means of transportation or for cleaning raw material and production machines. For economical and environmental reasons, there is the demand for optimal use of water or even recycl... read more

This presentation describes the history and development of optical Dissolved Oxygen sensors for water quality monitoring, the challenges overcome in the last 10 years and how the technology relating to luminphore sensing is likely to develop in future. This information is relevant to managers respon... read more

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