New code of practice outlines a range of measures to support a sustainable built environment, including through training and literacy

New tool aims to drive positive social, environmental and economic outcomes for customers and local communities

Seddon’s Jake Dowling speaks to CIOB People about his role as head of decarbonisation and his commitment to driving sustainability in construction

As part of CIOB People’s series on chartered environmentalists, Anna Kennedy shares her experience of navigating the complex world of sustainability

Cross-party forum aims to support the environmental, social and governance agenda in Parliament and government 

Social value initiative in Scotland aims to deliver inclusive economic growth

Barrat Homes and specialist civils provider Wrekin Products have launched a campaign to raise awareness of the damage that litter causes to waterways, lakes and oceans.

The Woodland to Workshop course aims to raise awareness of sustainable timber practices

Construction is the single biggest source of greenhouse gases, according to the UN Environment Programme. The resource extraction needed to feed its inputs severely damages habitats and biodiversity. Meanwhile, hundreds of thousands…

Engaged and empowered people are fundamental to delivering ambitious environmental and social sustainability targets

The environment and climate change need to be taken seriously to preserve the world for future generations, says chartered environmentalist Sam Dibaj

The government has postponed the planned introduction of Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) requirement for new building projects.

From creating new low carbon tools to building a TikTok community, no two days are the same for Ramboll’s head of sustainability

The changes to CITB’s assessment of managers and professionals aim to reflect the evolving needs of today’s industry 

What’s involved in becoming a chartered environmentalist? Kristina Smith talks to four CIOB members who have done just that

Climate change engagement is a problem in construction because everyone thinks someone else is going to do it – but no one does it effectively. This is where coaching comes in, writes David Stockdale.

Climate change engagement is a problem in construction because everyone thinks someone else is going to do it – but no one does it effectively. This is where coaching comes in, writes David Stockdale.

Persimmon Homes has been fined £433,331 after it polluted the River Gavenny in Monmouthshire, South Wales, in 2019.