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What is the National Emergency Brief?
This jargon buster breaks down the National Emergency Briefing, the evidence session that told UK leaders what's at stake for Britain's climate and nature. It covers the briefing's history, key statistics on flooding, food and biodiversity, what it means for SMEs and everyday UK businesses, and what the new Labour government should be doing differently, all in a five minute read.
ishanip6
Aug 196 min read


Data Centres, Democracy and Duty of Care: What Brick Lane Tells Business About Responsible AI
This blog explores the newly approved Brick Lane data centre development and what it means for local businesses, communities, and residents of Shoreditch. It looks at the environmental and social costs raised by campaigners, the political backdrop under new PM Andy Burnham's AI agenda, and what SMEs can learn about preparing their own AI governance and carbon reduction strategies.
ishanip6
Aug 146 min read


Britain's Priorities at COP29
What are Britain's priorities for the upcoming COP29 summit in Baku. We take a look at some of Britain's key promises ...
Ishani Aziz
Oct 23, 20244 min read


"Powering Up Britain” Plans announced on UK’s “Energy Security Day” 2023. What does this mean for the UK's Net Zero strategy?
What are the key highlights from UK's "Energy Security Day" and Powering Up Britain plans - and how does it delivery our Net Zero Strategy?
Toby
Apr 2, 20234 min read


Avoiding greenwash
Greenwashing, or making false or misleading environmental claims, is considered a form of false advertising and is subject to penalties
Toby
Mar 23, 20233 min read


March 2023 UK Budget - impacts for SMEs and the environment
The recent release of the Spring 2023 Budget by HM Treasury - key areas affecting SME’s, energy and the environment.
Raju
Mar 17, 20233 min read


SIX new carbon capture projects you want to know about
Here at ZeroBees, we love to hear about projects which help us better understand the climate landscape and today, we have a cracker! The government have announced that six projects will receive a cool £4.3m of funding to research how nature-rich woodlands, grasslands, wetlands and urban habitats take up carbon. The aim of this funding is to assess how carbon is captured and stored across different habitats. The £4.3m of funding have been awarded to: Wild Exmoor Carbon Seques
Raju
Feb 20, 20232 min read


COP27 has started. But where do we stand since COP26 - what should we be expecting from COP27?
COP27 is now on. What should we expect? Can it deliver on the promises of the last meeting?
Mio
Nov 10, 20226 min read


What’s going on with solar projects in the UK?
The UK government might ban solar projects on most farmland because they view solar projects as a threat to food resource...
Mio
Nov 4, 20223 min read
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