Corona Cero has brought together Britain’s greatest Winter Olympian and some of the nation’s best current and former Winter Olympians, to create a stunning film that celebrates the athletes and the deep bond they share with the natural world, in order to inspire people to reconnect with nature this winter. Created by the first-ever non-alcoholic beer sponsor of the Olympic Winter Games, Corona Cero, the film comes in response to new research, which reveals that while 74% of Brits have a deep appreciation for nature and winter landscapes, one in…
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Fairtrade puts Living Income into action with cocoa programme in Côte d’Ivoire
Fairtrade has started the on-the-ground implementation of its Living Income and Child Wellbeing Programme for cocoa in Côte d’Ivoire. This long-term programme marks a concrete next step in its partnership with Action, to help reduce the living income gap for cocoa farmers and strengthen child wellbeing in cocoa-growing communities. From certification to living incomeFairtrade certification provides an essential foundation for more sustainable cocoa production, but certification alone is not enough to ensure that farmers earn a living income. The Living Income and Child Wellbeing Programme therefore combines Fairtrade certification with…
Read MoreAction Against Hunger launches Together for Ramadan campaign
Action Against Hunger invites UK employers to bring the workplace together this Ramadan through Together for Ramadan, a workplace campaign that combines learning and fundraising to tackle global hunger. Running throughout Ramadan, expected 17 February –18 March 2026, the campaign encourages organisations to host a shared fast and Iftar, supported by guided learning on Ramadan and Action Against Hunger’s work in countries affected by conflict, climate shocks and food insecurity. Together for Ramadan is open to everyone, regardless of faith. Employees are encouraged to fundraise throughout the campaign, with opportunities to take part through fasting in solidarity, attending learning sessions, or…
Read MoreNew research finds waste heat from data centres could heat over 3.5 million UK homes
Analysis from EnergiRaven and Viegand Maagøe finds that projected growth in data centres will produce enough waste heat to warm millions of homes in the UK by 2035 – if the infrastructure is in place to take advantage of it. The UK risks missing out on a major source of low-cost home heating if it fails to invest in the Heat Highways needed to capture waste heat from the next generation of data centres. New analysis shows that these facilities could supply enough heat for at least 3.5 million homes…
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