Opinion

The cement industry urgently needs clarity on key aspects of UK CBAM to ensure the policy protects domestic jobs and supports net zero, writes Diana Casey from the Mineral Products Association (MPA)

The year ahead will shape the future of climate finance, as leaders decide how carbon markets are implemented in practice, writes Beatriz Granziera from The Nature Conservancy

Natural flood management projects are exactly the kind of bold, collaborative and innovative thinking the nature and climate crisis requires, writes Dr Rob Stoneman from The Wildlife Trusts

By creating a trusted baseline, we can transform farmland into an investable asset through attracting both public and private investment and unlocking access to carbon and nature markets, writes IGD's Sarah Haynes

The launch of the Just Transition Mechanism at COP30 provides political momentum - but momentum alone will not deliver the financing required, writes LSE's Sangeeth Selvaraju

Transition plans may not yet be mandatory for UK firms, but the world is already behaving as if they are - businesses should start preparing now, writes TechUK's Craig Melson

The UK already has the engineering capability, storage geology, industrial clusters and technical expertise to lead in carbon removal, writes Enfinium's Karl Smyth

EPR is a means of applying one of the most classically conservative ideas in economics: the polluter pays principle, writes Kitty Thompson from the Conservative Environment Network

We need a common framework linking publicly-funded programmes with private finance to encourage employers to invest in training and career opportunities for the future workforce, writes Groundwork's UK chief executive Graham Duxbury

The UK's new Marine Recovery Fund proves we can build a clean power future without turning our back on the natural world, according to Marine Minister Emma Hardy and RenewableUK's Jane Cooper