Guardian Sustainable Business: Making water from air
Advertising is everywhere. Some people enjoy it; others find it an insidious attempt by brands to brainwash us into consuming more.
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Advertising is everywhere. Some people enjoy it; others find it an insidious attempt by brands to brainwash us into consuming more.
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“These jeans are made of garbage,” the clothing tag on a pair of Levi’s WasteLess denims proudly proclaims.
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Three major trends have characterised agricultural and fisheries trade over the past decade.
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The importance of agriculture can’t be overstated: it not only keeps the world’s population alive, it is also the single largest employer in the world, providing a livelihood for 40 per cent of the planet’s population. Read more »
Today is World Water Day, and with 2013 declared the international year of water cooperation by the UN, focus on this vulnerable resource is more intense than ever.
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In the heart of Cornwall, a business experiment is under way. Start-up company Keebunga, which currently sells T-shirts and beach slings online and is about to launch a waterproof key case, has decided to become one of the most transparent companies in the world.
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Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s The Rime of the Ancient Mariner may well prove prophetic: “Water, water, every where / And all the boards did shrink / Water, water, everywhere / Nor any drop to drink.”
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We’ve all done it: as soon as something we own looks slightly tatty or unfashionable, it goes in the bin or the recycling.
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While huge companies dominate business media coverage, it is SMEs that make up a majority of the global business sector.
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According to a recent report from Citigroup, for the first time since 1949, the US has become a net petroleum product-exporting country and has overtaken Russia as the world’s largest refined petroleum exporter.
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