Day: 26 June 2026

Over a million workers now depend on the UK’s net zero economy– report

Stuart Mitchell

The UK’s net zero economy now underpins the jobs of 1.1 million UK workers, who together generate £105 billion in Gross Value Added (GVA) for the UK economy, a new report commissioned by the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) with analysis provided by the independent consultancy CBI Economics and The Data City, has found. [1]   From solar panel installers to electric car production line engineers, these workers generate £119,300 in economic value per full-time job, around 1.5 times the national average – against the backdrop of the UK’s wider…

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CAP – Ace your marketing homework with our top tips

Stuart Mitchell

The ASA/CAP have released a post called: Ace your marketing homework with our top tips but please have a look at the ASA/CAP site as there are lots of things of interest to anyone with an interest in Ethical Marketing. As this term draws to a close, it won’t be long before the bells at Grange Hill and more will soon be ringing for the 26/27 school year. We hate to get Inbetween you and the publication dates for your student focused ads, but our top tips will stop you…

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New 2030 Circularity Blueprint Aims to Scale Recycling and Unlock Investment Opportunities

Stuart Mitchell

The EU textile system is at a critical crossroads. Today, less than 1% of discarded garments are recycled into new garments, despite EU-wide obligations for separate collection. In response, Global Fashion Agenda (GFA) is launching the 2030 Circularity Blueprint, in partnership with ReHubs. This ambitious initiative is designed to support the transformation of the EU textile ecosystem to advance textile-to-textile recycling and drive the transition to a circular economy. The Blueprint was officially presented at the Global Fashion Summit: Copenhagen Edition on 6 May – one of the world’s leading…

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UNICEF turns the world’s most passive habit into an act of generosity with “Sleep Aid for UNICEF”

Stuart Mitchell

Creative brand studio SEK (part of Grey) and UNICEF Finland recently launch Sleep Aid for UNICEF, an ambient album designed to help people fall asleep, with streaming royalties going to UNICEF’s work for children. The premise is simple: press play, fall asleep, do good. Finns are among Europe’s most sleep-deprived populations. Research shows that insomnia symptoms affect more than a third of Finnish adults: insomnia diagnoses are 1.5–2 times more prevalent in Finland than in comparable European countries. The trend is similar globally: a 2025 survey from the American Academy…

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British climate tech UNDO reaches carbon removal measurement breakthrough

Stuart Mitchell

UNDO, a world-leading carbon removal company, announces a new research paper co-authored with scientists from Newcastle University and The James Hutton Institute. Published by Cambridge University Press, the paper explores UNDO’s patent-pending measurement technique, SATuration-Centrifugation (SAT-C), which is designed to support the global scaling of enhanced rock weathering across diverse climates, seasons and soil types.  The pioneering research is supported by a collaboration with McLaren Racing’s Accelerator programme, whose engineers are helping to prototype next-generation field equipment designed for year-round deployment by applying their racing mindset and F1 know-how to…

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