Opinion

Maintaining personal resilience should be a top priority for everyone working to tackling the climate and nature crises - but in a high-pressure world, that can be challenging, writes Forum for the Future's Sally Uren

In the current geopolitical and economic climate, 'resilience' is quietly replacing 'sustainability' as the language boardrooms are responding to - sustainability professionals need to shift their mindset and messaging accordingly, writes AECOM's Robert...

Expanding freeports with designated clean energy zones and offering up more Permitted Development Rights to renewables could help accelerate the UK energy transition, writes Elinor Bale from the Conservative Environment Network (CEN)

Partnerships between land custodians and the private sector can provide credible routes for investment in nature recovery, write National Parks Partnership CEO Catherine Hawkins and National Landscapes Association CEO John Watkins

The transition to electric and digital vehicles is also a race, and right now the UK is in danger of losing ground, writes Palmer Energy's Andy Palmer

As intensifying flooding and drought across the UK shows, there is no overnight fix for water resilience - but the government's Water White Paper shows real ambition, writes Labour MP Steve Race

Corporate net zero strategies that do not meaningfully address food system and diet challenges risk being robust on paper but fragile in practice, writes Mike Barry from the Planeatry Alliance

Clarity on Article 6, a focus on co-benefits, and project resilience are providing the stability needed to grow the carbon market, writes Project Developer Forum chair Nick Marshall

UNFCCC's Simon Stiell's Istanbul speech setting out the priorities for COP31 - in full

Workforce 2030: Today's young engineers are motivated by purpose - by linking training to clean energy outcomes, firms can attract talent that might otherwise overlook manufacturing, writes BGB's Nathan Flower