Defra (sorry I can’t find the exact reference but hopefully this will suffice) report that the voluntary carbon offset market was valued at £60 million in 2006 and that is likely to grow to £250million by 2009!
Daily Archives: August 19, 2007
Defra - the environment
Defra (Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs) has released research (2007 Survey of Public Attitudes and Behaviours) on the publics’ attitude and behaviour towards the environment. “Of the issues people think the Government should be dealing with, the environment was the fourth most commonly mentioned behind crime, health and education.”
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National Trust and English Heritage
The National Trust and English Heritage are conducting research to identify historic sites which will disappear if sea levels rise. The UK coastline is receding by up to 6.5 feet per annum in some locations.
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Kealii Mamala
Hawaiian surfer Kealii Mamala has completed the first surf on a wave generated by an chunk of ice breaking away from a glacier on the Cooper River in Alaska.
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Acre - Sales Manager, Climate Change
Acre, a leading recruitment agency specialising in Environment, CSR / Sustainability and Climate Change, are advertising the position below:
Sales Manager, Climate Change
London | £60k OTE
Our client is an innovate Climate Change solutions company, providing a range of services to help companies address their carbon impacts. They are a highly successful organisation, and have been a [...]
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The Kings Ferry Travel Group - now carbon neutral, making travel greener
“At The King’s Ferry, we’re proud to announce that we are the first international coach company to become carbon neutral. We’ve reduced our carbon emissions, ensuring that we operate an environmentally efficient coach transport service. And, because we’ve worked so hard to achieve this, any journeys you make with us will be carbon neutral too.
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