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Defra: UK carbon footprint shows signs of shrinking
Latest Defra statistics on the impact of UK consumption on carbon dioxide emissions show decline of 1 per cent between 2013 and 2014
CDP: Mining giants putting $16bn at risk in climate costs
The global mining industry produces crucial materials for clean technologies, but many companies are also risking their future business due to heavy dependence on fossil fuels, warn researchers
IEMA vows to tackle Environmental Impact Assessment 'obesity crisis'
Sustainability body launches new report designed to help firms deliver 'proportionate EIAs'
Schroders: World accelerating towards a climate impact 'cliff edge'
Investment giant warns planet is on track for more than 4C of warming, as new dashboard seeks to highlight 'defining driver' of the global economy
How to turn climate risk reporting recommendations into reality
Simon Messenger of the Climate Disclosure Standards Board reveals how a major new initiative aims to ensure the guidelines put forward by the TCFD are embraced
JLL UK hits energy reduction target a year early
But the real estate specialist missed targets on staff sustainability training and setting zero energy strategies for property clients
Tesco promises chemical detox for clothing line
Supermarket giant says it will start work on eliminating hazardous chemicals from the supply chain of its clothing line F&F
EcoAct Group acquires Carbon Clear in bid to strengthen green business offer
Paris-based EcoAct will use Carbon Clear to boost expertise on assessing climate risk, cutting energy use, and delivering climate finance projects
Environment Agency warns utilities over increase in pollution incidents
Annual report reveals water quality targets were met across much of the industry, but the number of pollution incidents rose for the first time since 2012
It is time to fix our broken food systems
Alison Cairns of the WBCSD issues a call for businesses across the food industry to come together to tackle shared environmental challenges
100 multinationals commit to 100 per cent renewable power
RE100 initiative celebrates milestone with confirmation that Blue Chip firms are on track to create demand for renewable power equivalent to the total electricity demand of Poland
Hopes of mild climate change dashed by new research
Planet could heat up far more than hoped as new work shows temperature rises measured over recent decades don't fully reflect global warming already in the pipeline
How sustainability saves America
By taking on the cause of 'global unsustainability' America can achieve its highest ideals while restoring its prosperity, security and environmental and social well-being
Better disclosure, better returns
Aldersgate Group's Alex White argues the Financial Stability Board's climate risk recommendations could inform the UK's mandatory carbon reporting rules
What I talk about when I talk about climate change
WWF's Gareth Redmond-King reflects on the latest thinking on how best to communicate climate change
BusinessGreen Leaders Awards 2017 - in pictures
All the photos from Wednesday's BusinessGreen Awards
Awarding recognition to sustainable endeavour
Bunzl's Joanna Gilroy reflects on the value of awards season for green business
Christiana Figueres: I would like to thank Donald Trump
The keynote address at the 2017 BusinessGreen Leaders Awards - in full
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
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
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
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