The University of Glasgow has announced that it is to divest £18 million from the fossil fuel industry to help tackle climate change.

A round-up of this week's business news, including Green Teen Team, SLR Consulting, FDF, Veolia, and the Carbon Trust.

Collectively, a new digital platform that aims to make ‘sustainable living the new normal’, has been launched by a coalition of major companies.

Stakeholders in the European bioeconomy are meeting in Turin to discuss options for building the sector.

Stakeholders in the European bioeconomy are meeting in Turin to discuss options for building the sector.

Wales’s Natural Resources Minister Carl Sargeant backs kerbside sort collections and warns that the 70 per cent recycling target is ‘not optional’

Keep Britain Tidy and SITA UK release 10-point plan to increase recycling in urban environments, following public inquiry.

The Liberal Democrat manifesto for 2015 will include new environmental laws, such as landfill bans for biodegradable waste.

A group of UK charities has called on government to create an Office for Resource Risk to assess and manage resource insecurity.

With increasing recognition that recycling is about more than tonnages, Eunomia is focusing on carbon impacts with its second Carbon Index (accompanying this issue of Resource). Life Cycle Assessment Specialist Simon Hann explains