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BusinessGreen staff

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BusinessGreen frequently publishes articles from the inhouse editorial team as well as leading freelance environmental and business journalists.

If you have queries about any of these articles please contact BusinessGreen editor James Murray at [email protected].

Articles by BusinessGreen staff

Should we genetically edit the food we eat? Two experts offer their thoughts

Technology

Should we genetically edit the food we eat? Two experts offer their thoughts

The production of genetically-modified foods can be controversial, but it can also offer benefits for increasing yields and easing pressure on land, water and biodiversity

clock 16 August 2021 • 15 min read
Reports: Government eyeing £400m boiler scrappage scheme

Politics

Reports: Government eyeing £400m boiler scrappage scheme

Downing Street considering scheme offering homeowners up to £7,000 grants to switch to low carbon heating alternatives

clock 16 August 2021 • 3 min read
Radical shifts are needed in what we mean by farming and how we think about land

Supply chain

Radical shifts are needed in what we mean by farming and how we think about land

Food and agricultural systems need deep transformation, requiring nothing less than fundamental reframing of what land and ‘farming’ means to businesses, argues Forum for the Future's Caroline Ashley

clock 16 August 2021 • 5 min read
Flexible Futures: BusinessGreen webinar to explore crucial role of flexible grids in the net zero transition

Technology

Flexible Futures: BusinessGreen webinar to explore crucial role of flexible grids in the net zero transition

Hosted in association with the Energy Networks Association, free to attend webinar will provide an invaluable overview of how flexible grid technologies are driving the development of a low carbon energy systems

clock 13 August 2021 • 3 min read

Energy

What can Net Zero deliver for your business?

Aside from the drive to deliver a carbon neutral workplace environment, the benefits of net zero for businesses could be far reaching on a much wider scale, according to E.ON

clock 13 August 2021 • 1 min read
Reaching net zero across the pensions industry needs more than just a 'roadmap'

Investment

Reaching net zero across the pensions industry needs more than just a 'roadmap'

Why is the UK pensions industry waiting until 2050 to reach net zero? It should be acting now to cut the carbon footprint of workers' savings, writes Cushon CEO Ben Pollard

clock 13 August 2021 • 4 min read
'Like turning up to an earthquake with a dustpan and brush': COP26 must do more to spark real change by consumers and business

Policy

'Like turning up to an earthquake with a dustpan and brush': COP26 must do more to spark real change by consumers and business

Viki Cooke from BritainThinks and BCW's Caroline Winters explore how to drive greater consumer and business engagement in COP26

clock 12 August 2021 • 3 min read
Net Zero Culture Hub

Management

Net Zero Culture Hub

clock 11 August 2021 • 1 min read
Why the UK should commit to a zero carbon power system by 2035

Energy

Why the UK should commit to a zero carbon power system by 2035

Less than one per cent unabated fossil fuels and at least 80 per cent wind and solar in the power mix required to meet UK climate targets, according to Ember's Tom Harrison

clock 11 August 2021 • 7 min read
Is holding COP26 fully in-person worth the carbon footprint?

Politics

Is holding COP26 fully in-person worth the carbon footprint?

Andrew Warren ponders the carbon impact of flying thousands of government figures and negotiators to Glasgow in November

clock 10 August 2021 • 3 min read
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