For the outdoor community, Brussels can often feel distant, complex, and dominated by well‑established voices from traditional industries. Yet, as EU policymaking increasingly shapes environmental protection, climate ambition, and access to nature, outdoor organisations are recognising that staying on the sidelines is no longer an option. Collaboration has become not
The textiles industry currently produces up to 3.29 gigatons of carbon dioxide emissions yearly – 2-8% of emissions worldwide. To...
2021 has been a big year for sustainability in public affairs. With the rescheduled COP26 summit closing out the year,...
As public concern grows, and the EU’s Chemicals Strategy tightens legislation, it’s time for companies to take action on toxic...
Over the last few years, discussions around microplastics – tiny particles released when we wash synthetic clothing – have become...
Ohana’s new series of interviews with companies, industry associations, and policymakers is a must for organizations who want to learn...
The EU taxonomy for sustainable activities is part of a package of Sustainable Finance regulations that will help to redirect...
The EU has some of the strictest regulations in the world governing industry use of chemicals. But it’s still not...
A circular economy is key to the EU achieving its goals of climate neutrality by 2050 —and businesses will play...
Note: read our most up to date article on the EU’s Green Claims Directive 2021 has seen the EU more...
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