My latest article in Guardian Sustainable Business is about the success Panasonic has gained from recycling appliances in Japan. The UK and other countries can learn from Panasonic’s success.

Eight19 confronts the problem that the world’s poor face when choosing a fuel: high expense and dirty energy. The IndiGo product provides pay-as-you-go solar.

With this week’s 70th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor and the United States’ entry into World War II, one thing to remember is how recycling and conservation were part of the war effort.

As our AbFab countdown continues, we have to give props to an actress who adds so much to Absolutely Fabulous’ side splitting hilarity: Jane Horrocks.

With all the cry over rampant consumerism, Joanna Lumley’s deliciously vile Absolutely Fabulous character, Patsy Stone, may have a cure for society after all.

If the IAAF Championships 2017 comes to Qatar, expect the emirate to showcase its emerging leadership on clean energy technologies including solar.

Thank god Absolutely Fabulous is making another run. And any great show also has fantastic guest and minor characters, and to that end, Mo Gaffney, bombastic Bo Chrysalis, pushes the boundaries.

Talk about eco-fashion: in the center of Sheffield a “field of jeans,” which boasts denim jeans showcasing nanotechnology, cleans the air by eliminating air pollutants from industry and traffic.

Guardian Sustainable Business contributor Oliver Balch outlines the challenges Coca-Cola is facing in developing its plant bottle and scaling it throughout its United Kingdom operations and even beyond.

One of the world’s largest chemical companies has stepped in to fund London’s Olympic stadium’s completion with its most remarkable feature–a high-tech wrap.