Five green things we've learned this week
From Manchester Utd's success off the field to Lego's plans for wind turbines, we run down the key lessons of the week
Peter Gleick is the culprit So the man who exposed the Heartland Institute's (alleged) plans to, among other things, teach school kids scientific illiteracy was none other than Peter Gleick, a water...
More on Politics
More news
CES 2021's Green Highlights: Solar-powered TV remotes, electric air taxis, and balcony beekeeping
Taking place virtually for the first time, the annual Consumer Electronics Show once again featured a host of emerging clean technologies - BusinessGreen takes a look at some of the most eye-catching developments
Impossible Foods brings former UN climate chief Christiana Figueres onto board
Appointment follows year of explosive growth for the plant-based 'meat' company, which has said it aims to eliminate the need for animal agriculture by 2035
EN+ Group vows to achieve net zero emission aluminium and energy production by 2050
Firm claims carbon reduction targets are most ambitious unveiled to date in hugely energy-intensive aluminum sector
Octopus Energy launches 'world's first' tariff to get cheaper when its windy
The move follows the energy innovator's acquisition of wind turbines in south Wales and Yorkshire
