Earlier this year, a group of UK professionals journeyed to Sierra Leone on a mission to improve waste management practices. Phil Hurst spoke to his Cylch colleague Ruth Llewellyn about the trip
You might not want to admit it, but the ‘season to be jolly’ is nearly upon us, and if we’ve learnt anything over the years about Christmas, it’s that you need batteries, and lots of them, on the big
As another summer holiday draws to a close, thoughts turn to the new term’s school kit. Justin Mulcahy takes a look at what’s on offer to an ecologically-sound kid
The growing consciousness of our planet’s plight has birthed a multiplicity of employment opportunities: the scope for ‘green-collar’ jobs is widening and this book tells you how to find a job with a
Author of Not on the Label, investigative journalist Felicity Lawrence is back on the warpath. Determined to show ‘why the food business is bad for the planet and your health’, Lawrence searches out
I would like to turn my parents green: they leave lights on; their refrigerator is three times the size it needs to be; and they drive absolutely everywhere. Unfortunately, I don’t think James Russell
Though in the Olympics, ‘the essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought well’, Shaun McCarthy thinks the essential thing for the Commission for a Sustainable London 2012 is to conquer
Population growth and a construction boom in Kabul, Afghanistan, have resulted in a daily generation of 3,000 tonnes of solid waste and the municipality cannot keep up with the growth.
