In October 2018 Leeds City Council bravely allowed Hubbub the opportunity to run experimental recycling campaigns in the heart of the city. A year after the campaign was launched we can share results. Read more
The surge of environmental interest has seen the return of Greenwashing but this time it is dressed in more sophisticated clothing. Companies have been quick to grasp that the public views plastic as ‘bad’ whilst anything with words like ‘compostable’ and ‘biodegradable’ are ‘good’. Read more
The debate around the environmental impact of our food system has moved significantly since Hubbub launched six years ago. In response, we've undertaken extensive public polling which has informed the focus of our new strategy. Read more
Tessa Tricks talks about meat vs vegan in the bid to eating more sustainably, and the power play between men, meat and protein, in her TEDx Talk. Read more
With winter drawing in and a second series brewing, we thought it was time to share some of the things we’ve learnt from making our first podcast. Read more
The Government has urged schools to stop using single-use plastics by 2022. To explore how best to achieve this target Hubbub has teamed up with TK Maxx and Homesense to launch Plastic Pioneers. Read more
Periods are something we should all be talking about, whether you menstruate or not. The average person with regular periods will use 11,000 tampons in their lifetime and for every 100 metres of shorelines there are 20 washed up tampons or applicators. Read more
As we enter our sixth year, Hubbub recognises the need to redouble our efforts to tackle the climate emergency. Here are our five priorities for the year ahead. Read more
Hubbub discovered that more than two thirds of workers believe employers should take more responsibility to reduce their exposure to poor air quality. And yet, eight in ten UK employees are unsure whether their employer has a policy to protect them at work. Read more
Hubbub today announced the twelve winners who have secured over investment of between £50,000 and £100,000 to boost coffee cup recycling facilities across the UK. Read more
New polling discovers that just 6% of women think they are well informed on the environmental impact of fast fashion. Read more
Hubbub is constantly exploring how to get complex environmental messages to a mainstream audience in a way that is compelling, accurate and thought-provoking. The new ‘What on Earth’ podcast provides another way to do this. Read more