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2018 has been a pivotal year in the fight against climate change. The UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report set global alarm bells ringing and woke the world up to the dire [...]

Christmas is undeniably an excessive time of year. This Christmas alone, the UK is set to receive almost 60 million unwanted presents, with bath products topping the list as the nation’s least [...]

Black Friday. A date in the calendar that has become synonymous with mass consumerism in a world where we are already using more ecological resources than our planet can sustain. Last year [...]

Unless you were on a digital detox this weekend, it’s very likely you read about Iceland’s Christmas ad being banned from TV. The heart-breaking video, originally produced by Greenpeace, told the [...]

Over the last decade, natural disasters have affected more than 220 million people and caused economic damage of US$100billion per year. By 2030, without significant investment, natural disasters [...]

Communicate is a national conference for environmental communicators, hosted in Bristol each year by the Natural History Consortium. This year’s conference was titled The Art of the Possible and [...]

Launching at the Bargehouse Gallery on London’s Southbank this Friday (12 October), We Feed the World is a global photography initiative capturing the triumphs and tribulations of the [...]

2018 has been a positive year of growth for Greenhouse: we have delivered more than 30 change-making campaigns, won six industry awards, grown our team from 12 to 18 people, and finally, we have [...]

Yesterday, Greenhouse had the privilege of providing PR support to the Nature Friendly Farming Network (NFFN) in their positive response to the much-anticipated Agricultural Bill. The [...]

There is no such place as ‘away’. When you throw something away, it ends up in landfill, an incinerator or somewhere else. As part of Zero Waste Week, we’re taking on the [...]