Jonathan Maxwell explains why permission, not capital, is the 'constraint that bites', and why the industries making the fastest progress are the ones with the biggest energy bills
Government and Flood Re to test new certificates for homeowners and insurers this year in areas at high risk of flooding, before wider rollout in 2027
BusinessGreen's latest roundtable heard from senior sustainability execs about how they are developing and accelerating transition plans amid political turbulence and policy instability
Study warns banks are withdrawing or weakening net zero commitments and climate-related policies
Fresh suite of methods and guidance for setting nature targets aim to align more closely with those of the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures and the Nature Positive Initiative
Summer may have come to an end and rain may be forecast, but the Environment Agency has warned drought conditions are continuing to impact much of the country
Bupa and Norman Foster Foundation extend partnership to help cities trial urban greening, active travel infrastructure, and public cooling projects
Flood Action Online service launched to mark start of Flood Action Week, as government pledges to improve protection for 200,000 properties
Agricultural vehicle fires added an extra £32m in costs as farmers deal with the 'devastating' impacts
Reports suggest government is considering cuts to heat pump, CCS, and hydrogen schemes, and could confirm watering down of Zero Emission Vehicle Mandate