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Global Electronics Association survey reveals significant proportion of manufacturers have been negatively impacted by extreme heat this year, as new World Economic Forum guidance urges companies to respond to worsening heat risks

Fristads Workwear's David Snelling and BusinessGreen editor-in-chief James Murray discuss how the 100-year-old company is embedding integrated sustainability measures throughout its product life cycles

As calls grow for the government to draw up more ambitious plans to help the UK cope with extreme heatwaves, experts offer advice on the steps businesses can take to prepare for future summers that are set to be dangerously hot

Up to 45 per cent of Europe's renovation workforce will need targeted upskilling if green transition requirements are to be met, new report warns

Government-backed Battery Innovation Programme to target 'gaps' in specialist skills slowing clean tech growth

Enabling staff to work from home or at nearby workspaces can significantly reduce building and commuter transport emissions, an IWG and Arup study has found

King's Cross' director of sustainability reflects on a role that stretches from plant room to boardroom and why the most important 'green skill' remains strong commercial acumen

Fresh research argues hairdressers are ‘unsung influencers’ in prompting conversation and promoting new habits that can curb emissions

For this government, clean energy is about getting bills down for good, creating good jobs in your hometown and strong rights at work, writes Ed Miliband, Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero

Retailer's first distribution centre in the South West to feature 1,200 solar panels and help vehicle fleet avoid 2,225 tonnes of carbon emissions a year