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EXPLAINER - New advertising restrictions offer plant-based brands a chance to seize market share - but only if rules are seen as a 'creative brief rather than a constraint'

As climate impacts become clearer, most firms are still only at the foothills of building robust resilience strategies - BusinessGreen's latest roundtable heard from a range of sustainability execs on how they are grappling with escalating risks

There is strong support for decarbonisation across the UK commercial property sector, but government dither and delay suggests it is not listening to the industry, writes Jenna Strover from Potter Space

Businesses watching nature markets and biodiversity credits should pay closer attention to current UN tax cooperation treaty talks, as they may prove hugely consequential, write Professor Jessica Dempsey and the Tax Justice Network's Luke Holland

KPMG's global head of ESG strategy, transformation and implementation discusses the importance of 'better connecting' science and finance

Moving too quickly to build out the energy grid without fully integrating domestic flexibility risks locking in a higher-cost future for consumers, warns Amber Woodward from the Centre for Net Zero

New guidance shaping government spending decisions requires Ministers to consider environmental principles, climate and biodiversity goals, and future climate resilience

Zac Dutzcyn, co-founder of Underheat, explains how the company's technology is striving to deliver home heat pump retrofits without internal disruption

The UK's latest national security assessment warns potential socio-economic implications from biodiversity loss are significant - firms must evaluate how such a future scenario will impact their business model and strategy, writes Nature Positive's Tom...

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: February 2026 part one