green business
Radical newcomers are running between the slow feet of big business. You open a search engine and enter the term “forest investment.” It draws up the leading land acquisition consultants, and a few ads. Nothing unusual for the user — but the funds generated by the clicks and screens go straight
green business
A £4 million project based at the University of East Anglia aims to promote innovation in alternative and non-food crops. The project will be officially launched with a special event on 29 June. The aim of the Innovation in Crops project, or InCrops, is to help develop the East of
green business
Consumers still want to buy green despite the current economic climate, with 62 per cent saying environmental concerns influence their purchasing decisions “the same as a year ago” and just over a quarter saying they influence them “even more” than in 2008, according to new research from the Carbon Trust
