Paul Suff

Paul Suff

Paul Suff is the editor of the environmentalist.

 

He is an experienced business journalist specialising in the environment and corporate social responsibility and was previously the editor of Environment in Business.

 

He is an expert on environmental issues and has conducted extensive research in the field.
 

Latest articles by Paul Suff

Fracking set to continue in UK

Fracking set to continue in UK

Independent scientists conclude that the shale gas extraction technique is safe but set limits on drilling near water sources
18 May 2012

EMS helps cut resource use

Environment management systems are crucial to more sustainable production and consumption practices, according to the UN Environment Programme (UNEP)
17 May 2012

Councils are key to climate action

Limited funding and a lack of obligation is stopping local authorities making a crucial contribution to tackling climate change, putting the...
17 May 2012

Rising consumption puts biodiversity at risk

Humans are consuming 50% more natural resources than the planet can sustainably produce, threatening future security and wellbeing, says the latest...
16 May 2012

Government opens new CCS competition

The opportunity to demonstrate viable carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology in the UK is to get a second chance after DECC unveiled plans for a...
15 May 2012

In praise of regulation

As the UK automotive sector congratulates itself on cutting CO2 emissions, Paul Suff argues the real praise should go to regultors
15 May 2012

Green deals will fail without clear message

Initiatives to reduce energy use will fail unless the government launches a national communications strategy to engage the public. That's the message...
14 May 2012

£60m for Met Office climate programme

DECC is investing £60 million in the Met Office Hadley Centre’s Climate Programme to help maintain the UK’s place as a global leader in climate...
11 May 2012
Does yellow and blue make green?

Does yellow and blue make green?

After two years in office, Tim Yeo and Peter Young consider the progress of the coalition's pledge to be the greenest government ever
10 May 2012

Olympics sustainability targets on track

The London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic games are on course to be the most sustainable ever, according to the pre-games sustainability report
10 May 2012

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  • Does yellow and blue make green? Does yellow and blue make green?
    After two years in office, Tim Yeo and Peter Young consider the progress of the coalition's pledge to be the greenest government ever
  • In praise of plastic In praise of plastic
    Mark Everard reports on how the European plastics industry has been cleaning up its act
  • Southampton catches some  rays Southampton catches some rays
    Southampton City Council has installed more than 700 solar panels to its buildings as it seeks to reduce energy costs and cut carbon
  • Quick wins: Managing power supply Quick wins: Managing power supply
    Voltage management can help to lower energy consumption and cut carbon if applied correctly. Sarah-Jayne Russell investigates
  • A new dawn for planning? A new dawn for planning?
    Stephen Tromans QC finds the final national planning policy framework (NPPF) is better than the draft, but says questions remain
  • GHG accounting of green power - a case for change? GHG accounting of green power
    IEMA’s Nick Blyth explores guidance and opposing views on accounting for greenhouse-gas (GHG) emissions from renewable electricity
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