Scyphus in one their blog posts from the past has debated on who should take the responsibility of being the eco-friendly partner in the whole coffee consumption cycle. They said that they have been actively researching and developing the 100 percent Compostable Paper Cup along with their Recyclable and Biodegradable Paper Cup (after extraction of the PE layer) but more research is required.

Paper Cups are made from paper, most high-quality paper comes from wood, and wood comes from trees, so paper cups lead to deforestation. How is that good for us? Who takes the responsibility? Are environment-friendly, green paper cups possible? Here is what Scyphus, UK writes in response to these questions.

A recent forum on social impact investing has attracted a large number of delegates, according to AAA.

A new Sharia-compliant forestry fund has been launched by Sustainable Capital, and is being welcomed by Forestry Research Associates.

FRA has welcomed the new client report from Greenwood Management, which is being sent out to its investors.

South Pole Carbon Asset Management recently issued 128'900 VCUs from a pioneering reforestation project in Colombia, the Asorpar project. The success of the project strengthens South Pole's position at the forefront of new carbon-mitigation measu