Energy-hungry and water-thirsty data centres pose risks for investors, with the build-out coinciding with a changing climate and rising demands in a more resource-scarce future
The EU Commission President set out a clear vision for cleaner power, stronger grids, computing capacity, protection from climate shocks, and partnerships with likeminded nations in her address this week, writes We Mean Business Coalition CEO Maria Mendiluce...
As climate change intensifies airports urgently need to invest in resilience - but key the question is where to intervene first, and how to do it without taking critical infrastructure offline, writes Amy Dickinson from Egis
Ahead of SE Advisory Services' sponsorship of the Women in Green Business Awards 2026, Mireille Meneses Campos reflects on her career beginnings at Mexico's Ministry of Environment, and why representation isn't just a number
Cleantech companies are key to reindustrialising Britain - the government should support them at the upcoming Budget, writes Cleantech for UK director Sarah Mackintosh
The Science Based Targets initiative's new Corporate Net Zero Standard preserves ambition but with a renewed focus on implementation and delivery, writes AECOM's Sally Vivian.
WATCH NOW: Experts from Equans UK & Ireland, ISEP, and Sustained Futures offer their views and advice on how businesses can ensure their hiring and training delivers the workforce the UK needs for net zero
The EU Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) have come into effect, with significant implications for UK businesses exporting packaging and packaged goods to the bloc, explain Helen Bowdren and Brendan Abley from Dentons
We must reject the false choice that pits climate action and nature restoration against the other, or we risk stalling or even unravelling vital progress towards a liveable future, writes The Wildlife Trusts CEO Craig Bennett
Industry-led working group warns absence of a clear FCA position in some areas 'creates uncertainty that will likely limit the adoption and long-term success of the ASG's recommendations'