Opinion

With environmental claims firmly under the microscope, Michelle Carvill from the Chartered Institute of Marketing offers six tips for firms to avoid falling foul of 'greenwashing' rules

Ensuring rapid growth in power-hungry data centres does not undermine climate targets is technically possible, but the UK needs a robust, coordinated strategy to turn them into a genuine green asset rather than a liability, writes Imperial Business School...

Attribution science is increasingly being used as part of litigation claims to seek redress for climate-related harms and a reduction in emissions, writes Stewarts lawyer Frances Baird

If Miliband wants to leave an enduring green legacy, lowering essential costs for those most in need must be his primary aim, writes Bright Blue's Cyril Davydenko

Poorly resourced regulators - not nature protection rules - are blocking new energy and infrastructure development such as nuclear power, writes Prospect's Sue Ferns

The regional and local elections across England, Scotland and Wales on 7 May are not just another political milestone - they are a test of the narrative around climate action itself, writes Sizzle CEO Trewin Restorick

Without a credible label for low-emissions steel, the EU risks losing out on the economic opportunities on offer as global decarbonisation trends accelerate, writes Responsible Steel CEO Annie Heaton

Setting direction is the easy part - actually building an electrified, clean power system is far harder writes, We Mean Business CEO María Mendiluce

Retrofitting infrastructure and buildings is a critical component in mitigating the worsening impacts of climate risk, writes Jamie Trivedi-Bateman from Trinity College, Cambridge

The UK need not choose between reliability and decarbonisation - the focus should be on building a resilient, low-carbon energy system for the future, writes Helen Motwani from the REA