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We recently worked with Gary McSporran, Business Development Manager at Touchstone Traffic Solutions, a road traffic management company based in West Lothian.
An innovative learning package developed by The Verdancy Group aims to equip young people with the necessary skills and ambition to seek out an exciting career in the burgeoning green economy, writes Andrew Collier
This year, the 26th UN Climate Change Conference, COP26, will be hosted by the UK in Glasgow. The event aims to bring world leaders together to accelerate action on climate change. Previous iterations of the event have seen major countries commit to net zero targets.
The world is changing rapidly. Just a decade ago, now-common phrases such as sustainability and the circular economy were hardly ever mentioned. Now, it seems, they are at the centre of everything we do.
Colin Grieve, Director and Co-Founder at The Verdancy Group, discusses the value of sustainable practices, and how businesses can adopt them.
Meet Susan McSeveney, our new director. Susan discusses why engaging young people in sustainability matters is crucial to tackling the climate emergency.
Thanks to The Verdancy Group for being a Virtual College Expo21 headline sponsor. The company supports colleges with accredited courses in sustainability and the environment, including its Waste in the Circular Economy qualification, credit-rated at SCQF Level 5.
As the UK rushes to fulfil its legal net zero obligations, businesses are facing pressure to adopt sustainable practices. With new legislation on the horizon, soon sustainability will no longer be something to aim for, but a legal business requirement.
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