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Analysis: sustainable aviation fuel remains a costly gimmick despite Virgin Atlantic stunt

Although today’s Virgin Atlantic flight between London and New York was powered solely on sustainable aviation fuel, the industry still has a long way to go to properly reduce its emissions

The considered cook: ‘The start of eradicating food waste comes down to being more organised in the home’

In the fifth episode of Irish Tatler’s new sustainable lifestyle podcast, sustainability strategist Pat Kane is joined by chef and activist Conor Spacey to discuss the climate cost of food

Jacinda Ardern: We need to dispel the ‘superwoman narrative’

New Zealand’s youngest ever Prime Minister on motherhood, politics and what makes a leader

Paul Johnston: Achieving sustainable development goals will make all of us more secure

As of now, only 15% of the SDGs look likely to be met by 2030

The Thoughtful Shopper: Irish Tatler’s sustainable party edit

Make your return to the dance floor a sustainable breeze with Irish Tatler’s conscious party edit

The Thoughtful Shopper (beauty) gift guide

Your seasonal guide to the best sustainable beauty gift sets this Christmas

Working together to achieve a sustainable, competitive future

Enterprise Ireland offers a broad suite of practical measures to help SMEs develop and fund their sustainability plans and stay competitive

How businesses can start the journey of taking climate action

A commitment to net zero can act as a firm’s north star and guide decision-making

Choose Grenke as your partner on the road to sustainability

There are many opportunities to reduce costs and boost efficiencies in SMEs’ green journeys

Never heard of ‘chiengora’? It could be the most sustainable fabric yet

Dog hair is a prized fibre for its softness, warmth and low environmental impact, yet is thrown away by the ton by owners and groomers. But this could be about to change

Taking small, sustainable actions to create big changes

Sustainability can be seen as making things greener, but it’s an opportunity to make your business more efficient and work differently

Why the cloud offers a smart step closer to sustainable computing

Computing resources are not free, but they can be used more sustainably – and with growing interest in energy issues, the issue is becoming more pressing for organisations of all kinds

Ryanair purchases 500 tonnes of sustainable fuel to save 1,250 tonnes in emissions, airline says

CO2 reduction could equal around 100 Ryanair flights from Dublin to Vienna, according to Ryanair

The Thoughtful (Beauty) Shopper: October’s best sustainable skincare and makeup buys

Hard-working retinol’s and fermented tonic’s are just some of the new beauty releases worth discovering this month

Pivot away from fossil fuels could cost state billion in tax revenues, Ifac warns

Budgetary watchdog estimates turn to greener fuels could cost Ireland €4.4 billion per year by 2040

Skills shortages and time constraints barriers to sustainability goals

New Cork Chamber study found just under three in four businesses are struggling to fill vacancies due to staff shortages

Climate & Environment

Jacinda Ardern to speak at AIB sustainability conference

The former New Zealand prime minister will speak at the conference, which will be held virtually

Mother of invention: Cleo Prickett’s clothing designs are inspired by her dynamic mum

Since launching her label in 2018, the fashion designer has drawn inspiration from the fearless style of her mother, who began modelling at age 70

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Star of the sea: ‘Our passion for green living has been instilled in us since we were children’

As Irish lifestyle brand VOYA launches its Celestial Glow collection, founders Mark and Kira Walton give Irish Tatler an exclusive sneak peak into the makings of one of the world’s best-known organic luxury brands

Helping companies go green is all in a day’s work for LEOs

Local Enterprise Offices nationwide have launched a campaign to support businesses to become lean, green and digital