Climate change
Study: UK leads G7 at cutting emissions and growing economy
Report shows that in the 25 years since the Rio Earth Summit the UK has delivered the best economic performance and the deepest carbon emission cuts of any G7 state
Why can't utility execs stand up for the climate?
The electricity industry historically has played the biggest role in the US greenhouse gas emissions problem - it has an even greater potential to be an even bigger part of the solution, but its leaders must speak up
Wisden Almanack warns climate change could mean whole new ball game for cricket
2017 cricket annual features chapter on impact changing climate is having on the sport, following disruption to matches from storms and flooding
New Everton football stadium could end up underwater thanks to global warming
Football clubs have long histories, argues Graeme Heyes, they should be taking climate risks seriously
Scientists call for 'carbon law' to halve emissions every decade and foster innovation
International research team argue carbon roadmap and ambitious renewables rollout would see full decarbonisation by 2050
A week inside Al Gore's climate reality
Kathrin Winkler gets the inside track on the former vice president's latest push to get climate action into the corporate mainstream
Green Lunch With… Carbon Tracker's Mark Campanale
One of the originators of the carbon bubble hypothesis joins BusinessGreen at Borough Market's Roast to talk climate risk, unburnable carbon, and sustainable diets
IEA: Global greenhouse gas emissions flat for third consecutive year
Emissions from China and the US fell during cycles of economic growth, confirming decoupling trend
Trump budget moves to obliterate US climate funding
Controversial budget proposes 31 per cent cut to EPA funding and complete defunding of numerous climate programmes
'Airpocalypse' smog events in China linked to melting ice cap, research reveals
Stagnant weather caused by fast-melting Arctic ice helped create conditions for China's recent extreme air pollution events, scientists say
Government advisors conclude UK has cut emissions without pushing up energy bills
New analysis from Committee on Climate Change reveals greener fridges, washing machines, and kettles have more than offset the cost of low-carbon policies
Water Window Challenge: Flood resilience innovations attract $10m funding drive
Global Resilience Partnership (GRP) and Z Zurich Foundation select 12 projects to test a range of flood resilience measures
How climate change battles are increasingly being fought, and won, in court
Around the world courts are stepping in when politicians fail to act, with South Africa's government the latest to lose a groundbreaking climate lawsuit with judges ruling against its plans for a new coal-fired power station
Climate change impacts are already hitting us, say Europeans
New polling study also shows support for financial penalties for nations that refuse to be part of Paris climate deal, as Donald Trump has threatened
UN experts denounce 'myth' pesticides are necessary to feed the world
Report warns of catastrophic consequences and blames manufacturers for 'systematic denial of harms' and 'aggressive, unethical marketing tactics'
Analysts: UK carbon emissions hit lowest levels since 1920s
Carbon Brief analysis of government figures estimates almost six per cent fall in carbon emissions in 2016, as coal use plummeted
Australia's record-breaking summer heatwaves linked to climate change
Analysis follows special climate statement from Australian Bureau of Meteorology on exceptional heat experienced in recent months
Environmentalists unite, it is time to give the CBI what it wants
On synecdoches, extremism, emissions reductions plans, and the new alliance of environmentalists
Five ways to harness technology to deliver sustainable supply chains
Mark Ward of UL EHS Sustainability argues that emerging software technologies are making it easier to handle complex and escalating supply chain risks
Are China's carbon emissions about to fall?
Greenpeace analysis of official Chinese government forecasts suggests carbon emissions from the world's biggest polluter could drop one per cent this year
Climate Change: A brief and charming explainer of the most complex challenge of our time
The Prince of Wales' latest venture should be a gift to boardrooms everywhere
Sustainable Development Goals - why should businesses care?
Good Energy's Juliet Davenport argues the sustainable development goals must be more than a 'box-ticking exercise'
Green Lunch with… Tony Juniper
The co-author of the Prince of Wales' best-selling new book on climate change joins BusinessGreen at Westminster institution The Cinnamon Club
Floods, food security and wildlife loss top public's climate change concerns
Poll reveals significant majority of people are worried about climate impacts
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