Climate change is a process, not an event.

How bleak. Troubled waters as mussel vanishes from the Thames.

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We’ve seen the devastating pictures of the sweatshops operated by fast fashion brands, so how does this industry continue to grow? impakter.com/fast-fashion-i…

A roast dinner made from ingredients wrapped in plastic contains seven times more microplastics than a non-wrapped one, found a study carried out ahead of the Christmas season, prompting some to raise health concerns. mirror.co.uk/news/health/he…

The EU have announced new measures to cut down on plastic. The bloc aims to reduce packaging waste by 15% from 2018 levels by 2040, and has mandated that all packaging be recyclable by 2030. ec.europa.eu/commission/pre…

Plastics are fossil fuels in another form & pose a serious threat to human rights, the climate & biodiversity. As negotiations towards an agreement to #BeatPlasticPollution continue, I call on countries to look beyond waste and turn off the tap on plastic.

Negotiations begin for a global treaty on plastic pollution. independent.co.uk/news/ap-united…

AI reduces emissions from e-commerce returns - Using one of the world’s largest databases of 3D body scans, Sizekick’s artificial intelligence sizing solution can help shoppers find the correct size in almost any brand, reducing the likelihood of a return. springwise.com/innovation/ret…

Not good enough. PepsiCo to package 20% of drinks in reusable bottles by 2030. edie.net/pepsico-to-pac…

🚨 BREAKING: Thames Water has seen their first-half profits soar to half a BILLION pounds - but the company also saw a surge in burst pipes and raw sewage discharges. Anyone else think their profits should be used to fix water infrastructure?

🌍 Special Report: The Earthshot Prize Winners 2022: mailchi.mp/springwise/spr…

Reduce, reuse, recycle: EU outlines sweeping new legislation to curb packaging waste. edie.net/reduce-reuse-r…

FUN FACT: It would take just 0.02% of UK land to treble the UK’s onshore wind capacity. What's the government waiting for?

Like fast fashion, 'fast furniture' is a problem for our planet cnn.com/style/article/…

Waste pickers risk their lives to stop plastic pollution. weforum.org/platforms/cent… via World Economic Forum

I can’t even be bothered to reshare or post about the new coal mine in the UK. Utterly ridiculous, exhausting.