TOBIN Consulting Engineers has decided to pursue accreditation to ISO 14001 and the company is, currently, working towards this goal.

As the northern hemisphere holiday season opens, the Vatican has issued a set of guidelines for tourists on making their vacations more environmentally friendly.

The European Commission has adopted its 2007 Environment Policy Review, which reports on EU policy developments from last year, focuses on the key challenges ahead and looks, in detail, at EU and Member States' environmental trends and policy performance.

Firms that sign up to industry-wide CSR initiatives and fail to deliver on their commitments have been given a wake-up call, after the UN 'named and shamed' the 630 companies it has now kicked-out of its Global Compact scheme.

With expanded and tougher criteria on toxic chemicals, electronic waste and new criteria on climate change, only Sony and Sony Ericsson score more than 5/10 in the latest Greenpeace Guide to Greener Electronics.

It's faster, it's cheaper, it's just as beautiful and now it's greener - at least its packaging is.

First Choice and Thomson are not only cutting their carbon emissions overseas, but making a concerted effort in their Luton headquarters to create a 'Green Canteen'.

Can business strategy really be aligned with corporate responsibility strategy?

Sphere, an industrial group specialising in the production of plastic derivatives and a pioneer in the development of bioplastics, is offering an alternative to oil for making plastic bags - potato starch.

In his latest monthly article on sustainability issues, Professor Frank J. Convery, Chairperson of Comhar Sustainable Development Council (SDC), reflects on the result of the recent Lisbon Treaty referendum.