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You’ve come a long way baby – ‘that’ album by Fatboy Slim. And also true of the journey us resource management professionals have been on, in my case for the last quarter of a century. Where – and what – next?

Think back to the time before Blue Planet II, before omnipresent coverage of the problem of ocean plastic pollution and of the call to action. That’s when the principal of a south coast primary school and club secre­tary of the Queen Mary Sailing Club first started planning what...

It’s potentially a worrying time for the many hundreds and thousands of people who work in the environmental sector, from marine conservation, forestry and wildlife sanctuaries to technical consultancy, farming and the humble bin man. What might happen in a post-Brexit...

Finally… the home straight! env23’s research report for new CIWM President, Margaret Bates, is due for publication shortly. But what’s it all about? The short version: we’re on the cusp of a revolution. The technology available to consumers –...

env23 is working with the national #pledge4plastics initiative to deliver an engagement campaign on Britain’s best beach, Bournemouth. The home-from-home campaign is reaching directly to locals, day-trippers and holiday makers visiting the world class resort during the...

Did you know…? Probably the quirkiest “Earth Day” headline – your iMessages are powered by renewable energy. That’s the claim made by Apple in an advert (you can watch it up there in the header ^^). Apple is investing in 4GW of renewable energy...

“Mr. Meeks, time to inherit the earth…” The words of John Keating, played by Robin Williams, in Dead Poets Society from BITD (i.e. 1989). A fantastic film, instructive and reflective in so many ways. And today is one that is reflective for me, considering the...

In this article for CIWM published today, 11 February 2016, env23’s John Twitchen argues that the National Infrastructure Commission offers a real opportunity to embed sustainability for a generation. “The birth of the pathway to sustainable infrastructure,...

So, you’ve had a good year? A mega year? Maybe just an average year. But that thing you did, it was great! Right? env23’s John Twitchen will be a judge of this year’s National Recycling Awards, the industry’s most prestigious. The ones everyone wants to...

env23’s John Twitchen was invited by MRW to guest edit a section of the latest edition of the magazine, with a focus on creative communications for the resource management sector. The content challenges the sector to grasp social media and show its digital side, especially...