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From reforestation and agroforestry, to BECCS and direct air capture - expert opinions differ on whether some carbon removal projects should be considered more 'durable' than others

CEO and co-founder of Earthshot Prize finalist Coast 4C discusses the potential for seaweed to decarbonise food, feed, fertiliser, and even plastics value chains

Sam Littlejohn, European head of returns and repairs at Amazon, discusses the retail giant's first 'Prime Day' for pre-loved products and the 'fundamental mindset change' among consumers towards second hand shopping

Chirrup.ai founder Conrad Young discusses the firm's work with farms, food processors, and land managers, and its potential international expansion beyond Europe

Vivobarefoot's director of sustainability talks staying ahead of the legislative curve and the 'daunting' transition from compliance to impact and innovation

Firefly Green Fuels' CEO James Hygate reflects on royal support, the importance of stable policy for first of a kind projects, and building the company's first commercial-scale plant

Speaking exclusively to BusinessGreen, Diageo's Ewan Andrew reflects on the drinks giant's progress towards its climate goals, and explains why it needed to dilute some of its most ambitious targets

Iceotope's Francesca Cain-Watson discusses advances in ultra-efficient data centre cooling, and why it's not enough to solve a problem, you have to make people care about it

CEO at ocean-based carbon removal specialist Captura reflects on applying his experience deploying space and robotics technologies to green industries

Earlier this summer Massive Attack headlined 'London's greenest' festival, which organisers used as a testbed for a host of pioneering environmental initiatives