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BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2017: And the winner is...
Check out all the winners and highly commended entries from the UK's most prestigious green business awards
WSP promises to 'practice what we preach' with new carbon neutral goal
Engineering and environmental consultancy promises to slash business travel and energy use, as it vows to become 'carbon neutral' by 2025
Here comes the sun: LEON switches to 100 per cent solar power for the summer
Fast food chain inks deal with Opus Eneryg to switch to solar power over the next few months
Ozone hole recovery threatened by rise of paint stripper chemical
The restoration of the ozone hole, which blocks harmful radiation, will be delayed by decades if fast-rising emissions of dichloromethane are not curbed
Glastonbury 2070? How the festival might have to cope with 4C of global warming
Richard Betts of the University of Exeter considers the risks Glastonbury could face from escalating climate impacts
BusinessGreen Leaders' Summit: Tickets now available for 10th anniversary event
Inaugural Summit to bring together thought leaders from across the green economy to mark BusinessGreen's 10th anniversary and discuss the future of sustainable business
IBM reveals how it has slashed emissions by over a third since 2005
Tech giant says it has met ambitious climate goals four years early and is stepping up renewables investment
Energy and climate politics in a post-election, post-Brexit world
James Murray's speech to the Inenco Summer Utilities Forum - in full
Can Hawaii sell tourists on sustainability?
Taking advantage of $15bn in annual tourism spending while also ramping up local sustainability efforts is no easy task
Report: Brexit spells red alert for UK air quality
New risk tracker warns government failing to offer sufficient assurances on air quality and chemicals regulations post-Brexit
Top global banks still lend billions to extract fossil fuels
Analysis of world's lenders reveals many claim green credentials while still financing fuels like tar sands, oil and coal
Report: Gas infrastructure investment risks breaching Paris Agreement goals
New report argues the ability to use gas as a 'briding fuel' is limited by the need to keep global temperature increases below 1.5C and 2C goals
Report: $2.3tr of oil and gas industry projects 'incompatible' with 2C world
Analysis by Carbon Tracker ranks biggest oil and gas companies at most risk of investing in stranded assets as the low carbon transition gathers pace
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards: One week to go
Businesses have just a few days left to book their place at the UK's most prestigious green business awards
EU moves to restrict hormone-disrupting chemical found in plastics
Green groups welcome 'historic' ruling recognising that bisphenol A (BPA), found in TVs, plastic water bottles and kettles, poses a threat to human heath
Jaguar Land Rover teams up with Gorillaz for green car recruitment drive
New recruitment campaign aims to attract 5,000 new staff to a range of roles designed to support company's push into electric and autonomous vehicle market
A tribute to Ernst Ligteringen, former chief executive officer at the Global Reporting Initiative
Richard Howitt of the International Integrated Reporting Council reflects on the sad loss of his friend and colleague Ernst Ligteringen
Reflections on a week spent in the Start-up State
At the end of a fascinating, jam-packed week of meetings, presentations and networking, this year's Clean + Cool cohort have a luggage load of learnings to take back to the UK
IKEA dishes up smart tech-enabled drive to halve food waste
Food is Precious initiative aims to use smart technologies to slash food waste across the company's 400 stores
Bank of England confirms climate risk review for banking sector planned
Update on the Bank's climate change work reveals review planned to assess whether banking sector is adequately addressing climate-related risks
Clean and Cool 2017: Putting the circular economy on the map
UK start-up and Clean and Cool mission member Topolytics aims to lift the lid on the waste disposal industry with its mapping software
H&M, Zara and Marks & Spencer linked to polluting viscose factories in Asia
Major fashion brands are sourcing viscose from factories in China, Indonesia and India which are polluting and damaging health, according to new report
Clean and Cool 2017: How green start-ups can save a CSO's bacon
Clean tech start-ups should focus on finding and helping those chief sustainability officers under pressure to deliver on ambitious green targets, advise Silicon Valley leaders
Carlsberg brews up science-based zero carbon targets
Brewing giant gains official approval from Science Based Targets initiative for carbon goals in line with 1.5C scenario
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