Author: Stuart Mitchell

How Kellanova is helping U.K. wheat farmers repopulate engendered bird species

Stuart Mitchell

Kellanova, the company that replaced Kellogg Company has posted their update on what they’re doing to help endangered bird species, their post is below. There was a time when it was common for U.K. wheat farmers to ply their land while listening to a unique soundtrack: yellowhammer birds.   Often seen perched atop a hedge or bush, the yellowhammer’s iconic birdsong sounds like, “a-little-bit-of-bread-and-no-cheese.” However, wheat farms across the U.K. have grown increasingly quieter in recent decades.   Why it matters: Since 1970, the yellowhammer population has dropped by over 50 percent because…

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M&S and YoungMinds launch national charity partnership as new research reveals 65% of young people have not asked for help with mental health despite struggling

Stuart Mitchell

M&S and YoungMinds, the leading mental health charity for young people, today launched a new charity partnership to raise awareness of the help available to young people struggling with their mental health. The partnership, which will provide funding and support for vital resources aimed at young people and the adults in their lives, launches as new research shows the majority of young people are still not asking for help with their mental health, despite struggling. To support the new partnership M&S and YoungMinds have commissioned new research to better understand…

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Carbon Clean and Samsung Engineering partners on marine carbon capture solutions

Stuart Mitchell

Carbon Clean, a global leader in point source carbon capture solutions and Samsung Engineering Co., Ltd. (SECL), one of the world’s leading engineering, procurement, construction, and project management (EPC&PM) companies have signed a Joint Development Agreement (JDA), to explore opportunities for Onboard Carbon Capture solutions (OCCS) projects. Onboard carbon capture is expected to play a vital role in tackling emissions from shipping in the mid-term by enabling ships to capture the CO2 they emit while operating – plugging the gap while low-carbon fuels, such as green ammonia, methanol and hydrogen,…

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ICO publishes guidance to ensure lawful monitoring in the workplace

Stuart Mitchell

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is calling on organisations to consider both their legal obligations and their workers’ rights before they implement any monitoring in the workplace. With the rise of remote working and developments in the technology available, many employers are looking to carry out checks on workers. The ICO has today published guidance to help employers fully comply with data protection law if they wish to monitor their workers. New research commissioned by the ICO reveals that almost one in five (19%) people believe that they have been…

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As a committed ally, White Ribbon releases Short Life Stories addressing violence against the transgender communities

Stuart Mitchell

White Ribbon launches its newest campaign, Short Life Stories which follows the life of a transgender woman from her transition onward. This campaign delves into her journey as she embraces her authentic self, a path for some that is often tragically disrupted and cut short by transphobia and gender-based violence. The public service announcement (PSA) is a call-to-action in response to the rising hate, discrimination and violence against the transgender communities. White Ribbon’s primary objective, as a dedicated ally to the transgender communities, is to facilitate constructive dialogue that diminishes…

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