National Park becomes first in the UK to launch formal green finance scheme to drive investment into Biodiversity Net Gain credits
Rules requiring developers to achieve a 10 per cent improvement in biodiversity from new building projects face threats to their long-term effectiveness, the National Audit Office has warned
From today, legal requirements to deliver a 10 per cent Biodiversity Net Gain on housing, industrial, and commercial projects now cover small-scale developments
The government is taking a risky approach to meeting its 2030 nature goals, argues New Economics Foundation's Christian Jaccarini
Research from property giant reveals city dwellers believe protecting nature and biodiversity should be the second-biggest priority for developers behind good transport links
EXCLUSIVE: Analysis calculates habitats created by Biodiversity Net Gain schemes could absorb emissions equivalent to nearly 200,000 round trip flights from London to New York each year
England's new policy could inspire the adoption of biodiversity metrics around the world, writes Ramboll's Sam Willis
Green investment manager teams up with WTW and Environment Bank on new fund that ties returns to generation of biodiversity credits compatible with new BNG rules
Developers in England are now legally required to deliver 10 per cent Biodiversity Net Gain on new housing, industrial, and commercial projects
POLICY BRIEFING: After several delays, laws forcing property developers to improve countryside and wildlife habitats should come into force next month - BusinessGreen Intelligence investigates what happens next for one of the UK's flagship nature policies...