Asda's study into the views of its customers, the "everyday experts", finds that sustainability isn’t a standalone element of people’s lives – it's now a part of them.

The Soil Association's Tom MacMillan argues that organic approaches must be at the heart of innovation and progression in farming, for a sustainable food system.

Philip Monaghan considers the potential of low carbon enterprise zones to deliver sustainable development, urging a careful approach to ensure real and lasting benefits.

UK Climate Change Risk Assessment analyses the implications of climate change across the economy and society, to develop our understanding of climate risk.

NHS sustainability report includes results of a survey into public attitudes to sustainability in the NHS, the views of health service leaders, update on NHS carbon footprint.

DECC paper on models of behaviour change, drawing on behavioural economics, social psychology and sociology to examine ways of changing energy behaviour.

Update on responses to last year's invitation to stakeholders to engage with Defra and to provide feedback on the SD Scene website and newsletter.

UN High-level Panel on Global Sustainability's final report makes 56 recommendations to put sustainable development into practice and mainstream it into economic policy.

New campaign from the Scottish Government that seeks to empower everyone to go 'greener together' and play their part in creating a greener, cleaner Scotland.

Study finds that the coming generation of UK business leaders believes that sustainability must be a priority for every business, despite difficult economic conditions.

Skills for a green economy builds on the Government's skills strategy for England to map possible skills needs for the transition to a strong and sustainable green economy.

Introducing the CLUES project and inviting those who have been involved with urban energy generation projects or policy to take part in a survey of urban energy initiatives.

New study examining where the economic, political and natural resource power lies in world agriculture, how that might change in future and what it means to British farmers.

New online resources: environmental impact calculator, graphs of climate indicators, mapping local authority data, Eye on Earth mapping service, and more...

Cambridge University's lecture series features experts from leading universities, government bodies, multi-national corporations and international organisations.

Online events in February from 2degrees: mineral sourcing, a smart grid for water, building information modelling, environmental management, sustainable supply chains...