Ultimately, the question of whether AI will be a net positive force for the environment rests on how we direct capital and capability, writes Andrew Wordsworth from Sustainable Ventures

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: December part one

Partner Insight: Ørsted’s new biodiversity framework helps businesses protect natural habitats

GBE Supply Chain Fund for offshore wind and networks aims to tackle bottlenecks for key components that could slow renewable energy development

Santander UK head of sustainability Fiona Hyde and BusinessGreen editor-in-chief James Murray discuss the green skills gap and the launch of the Workforce 2030 campaign

To reach net zero affordably, the UK must treat heat and power as critical parts of one whole energy system, not separate policy silos, argues ADE: Heat Networks' Alicja Zakrzewska

I joined eight other experts to deliver a National Emergency Briefing in late November on the climate and nature to around 1,200 of the UK’s leaders — across politics, business, faith and culture — in Central Hall Westminster.

Businesses first need to understand the views of their customers and staff on climate and nature before launching new green initiatives, policies or campaigns, writes Emma Peet from Climate Outreach

Smart Green Shipping CEO Diane Gilpin and BusinessGreen editor-in-chief James Murray discuss the future of low carbon shipping and what it could mean for broader corporate emissions reduction efforts

If 'eco-populism' tells people they won't be shamed, business must ensure they won’t be stranded, writes Hubbub CEO Alex Robinson