BusinessGreen Intelligence

Climate policies and planning is often based on average scenarios, but the UK's weather is becoming ever more extreme

BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: March part one

Storytelling has an increasingly strategic role in corporate sustainability - the challenge is to tell stories that acknowledge the scale of the problem while offering hope and engagement, writes CISL fellow Zoë Arden

The escalating conflict in the Middle East could push up UK petrol prices by hundreds of pounds a year for the average driver, further enhancing the savings on offer for EV drivers

A Leicestershire farm lifts the lid on how traditional approaches can help curb emissions and deliver more sustainable beef

Clean tech and low-carbon materials are at the heart of proposals to increase manufacturing's share of EU GDP to 20 per cent by 2035 - but do the plans go far enough?

Corporate contracts matter because they provide the mechanism to translate resilience and decarbonisation commitments into delivery, writes Rosie McKeown from The Chancery Lane Project

EXPLAINER: Despite Oatly being effectively banned from using the word 'milk' in its marketing, could the Supreme Court's recent ruling represent a 'moment of maturation' for the plant-based foods sector?

The latest conflict in the Middle East further underscores how clean technologies can offer greater resilience in the face of volatile fossil fuel markets

Nissan's senior vice president of sustainability explains why 'electromobility' has felt like the start of both a technological and societal transition