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
What do the Hubbub team do when they’re not out saving the world? Check out their top five podcast recommendations. Read more
Find out more about What On Earth? Hubbub's brand new podcast Read more
Hubbub will be supporting the new All Party Parliamentary Group addressing fast fashion. Here are five main themes that were raised at the first meeting. Read more
There is no doubt about it, the earth is getting hotter and it's because of humans. So what can we learn from heatwaves to keep the planet and us cool? Read more
Hubbub has joined forces with the Mayor of London to launch a new #GiveItAGrow campaign. The announcement is part of The Mayor of London’s National City Park Festival which celebrates London becoming the world’s first National Park City. Read more
The fourth Plastic Fishing boat made from 99% recycled plastic; The ‘Vitamin Sea’ has taken to the Thames. The growing fleet plays an important role in helping Hubbub communicate five key messages about the environmental challenges we face and the way we operate. Read more
Air pollution is invisible, but it’s in the air we breathe. In our towns and cities we rely on air quality monitors to tell us how polluted the air around us is. There are many different types of monitors - here we explore the pro’s and con’s of each kind, based on what we’ve learnt through the ‘Air We Share’ campaign. Read more
The BBC’s War on Plastic series has landed some strong messages. The programme did also hit false notes. Read Hubbub's response here. Read more
Climate science suggests we will suffer more extreme heatwaves in future, so how will our daily lives need to change to cope? Read more