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Global Briefing: CEO Climate Dialogue urges Trump to take on 'climate challenge'
Bosses of some of the world's largest businesses call on US government to reconsider climate stance - and all the rest of this week's global green business news
Wake up and smell the sustainability bond
Beyond all the talk of Green New Deals and climate emergencies, corporate engagement sustainability efforts are quietly moving up a gear
Engineering route map charts course to Sustainable Development Goals
A newly launched guide aims to help engineering professionals align their work with the UN's Sustainable Development Goals
IN CONVERSATION: Demystifying TCFD and taking a practical approach to reporting climate change risks and opportunities
BusinessGreen talks to the Carbon Trust's Dominic Burbridge to explore how companies can practically use the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) to better understand and report on the climate risks and opportunities...
Partying for the planet: Primavera Sound to dance to the beat of the SDGs
Festival organisers team up with UN Sustainable Development Goals Action Campaign to raise awareness of global goals
Cement giant Heidelberg pledges carbon neutral concrete by 2050
In a first for the sector, the world's fourth largest maker said it would cut emissions in line with Paris climate goals
'Disappointingly slow': Women still not being promoted to senior levels in energy industry despite pledges
Despite industry pledges, statistics released today show gender composition of energy industry boardrooms has changed little in the last year
Cats trump climate change for Britain's storytellers, report shows
Britain's entertainment industry spends more time focused on picnics, gravy and cats than climate change
In the Green Room with...Workspace's Karen Jamison
Energy and sustainability manager Karen Jamison on single-use plastics, cream cakes, and the challenge of creating sustainable offices
Clean air study: UK homes branded 'toxic pollution boxes'
Study conducted ahead of Clean Air Day highlights health threats posed by indoor air pollution that is several times worse on average than its outdoor equivalent
'Unprecedented': Leading BP investors holding £10bn in shares back climate resolution
The resolution, which BP has agreed to back, signals increasing investor pressure on firms to act on climate change
New guidelines, old loopholes as world's carbon accounting is overhauled
A mammoth scientific review of greenhouse gas monitoring methods does not address flaws around bioenergy use, according to campaigners
Matt Hancock launches study into 'deadly poison' of air pollution
Review will assess impact of dirty air on health and will support NHS efforts to go green
Coral reefs provide flood protection worth $1.8bn every year - it's time to protect them
The loss of coral reefs will bring with it huge economic impacts, warns Michael Beck of the University of California, Santa Cruz
The big idea of Fair Trade is to challenge the purpose of business
Fair Trade has gone from strength to strength, but could it now provide a new sustainable model for doing business?
The rising tide of the blue economy
From bonds to ocean mining to plastics cleanup, more companies dipping their toes into the waters of ocean stewardship
Global briefing: George Clooney trolls climate sceptics
From green Cathedrals to A-list climate spoofs, BusinessGreen brings you this week's green business headlines from around the world
'The final countdown begins': Bosch promises to be carbon neutral by 2020
German engineering giant plans to buy more green power and offset 'unavoidable' CO2 emissions
Virgin CEO Josh Bayliss: 'Every one of us should think hard about whether we need to take a flight'
Boss of multi-billion pound brand, which holds a stake in Virgin Atlantic, reflects on how corporates should respond to consumer outcry over climate change
Meet the UK's first Climate Change Teacher
Bec Wakefield becomes the first UK teacher to become accredited under the UN's Climate Change Teacher pilot programme
Proportion of public 'very concerned' about climate change hits record high
More than a third of the public are very worried about climate change, according to official government survey
Climate crisis: flooding threat 'may force UK towns to be abandoned'
Environment Agency calls for urgent action to protect country from river and coastal floods
Survey: Environmental action key to securing top talent
Major HP study reveals six in ten employees believe sustainability issues should be mandatory concern for any business
What Europe can learn from one company's evolution from coal to climate champion
DSM's Jeff Turner has some tips for companies and governments looking to transition away from fossil fuels
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