Burberry’s new bonus scheme raises eyebrows as climate goals are rolled back

Burberry's CEO stands in front of the company's flagship store, surrounded by luxury fashion items, as the brand faces criticism for its revised climate goals and new bonus scheme.

Critics argue that rolling back on climate commitments could undermine efforts to address climate change, particularly in the fashion industry, which is known for its significant environmental impact. For more on environmental issues in various sectors, see our article on how climate change affects different industries. Burberry’s decision comes at a time when many brands … Read more

Amsterdam Bans Ads for Fossil Fuels and Meat

A bustling street in Amsterdam features a large banner announcing the city's new ban on advertisements for fossil fuels and meat, surrounded by pedestrians and cyclists.

The city council, led by the Green Left party, passed the ordinance in response to growing public concern over climate change and its impact on urban living. Local officials believe that restricting such advertisements will encourage more sustainable choices among residents and visitors, fostering a greener lifestyle. Amsterdam’s ban is part of a larger trend … Read more

Scotland’s heat pump installation plan faces criticism from climate advisers

A group of climate advisers discusses the slow progress of Scotland's heat pump installation plan during a meeting, highlighting concerns over the country's ability to meet its ambitious carbon reduction targets.

The Scottish Government aims to install 1.5 million heat pumps by 2030, a crucial step towards achieving net-zero emissions by 2045. However, current estimates suggest that the pace of installations is far below what is necessary to meet this ambitious target, raising alarms among environmentalists and policy experts. Recent reports indicate that only around 30,000 … Read more

MPs express concerns over data centre expansion affecting Miliband’s net zero goals

UK MPs gather in Parliament, expressing concerns about the rapid expansion of data centres and its potential impact on the country's net zero climate goals.

Recent reports indicate that the UK is on track to become one of the largest data centre markets in Europe, with estimates suggesting a growth of over 30% in the sector by 2025. This rapid expansion raises alarms among lawmakers who fear that the energy consumption associated with these facilities could undermine efforts to reduce … Read more