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Coronavirus

'Greta was right': Trio of reports warns world at risk of squandering green recovery opportunity

Policy

'Greta was right': Trio of reports warns world at risk of squandering green recovery opportunity

Major new reports warn governments are failing to seize the huge benefits that would flow from major green stimulus plans and fossil fuel subsidy reform

clock 06 October 2021 • 7 min read
WRAP warns of post-lockdown surge in food waste

Waste

WRAP warns of post-lockdown surge in food waste

New analysis reveals that following a decline in households food waste during the pandemic, waste levels are rising again as restrictions are limited

clock 24 August 2021 • 4 min read

Investment

A post-covid leisure boom could be on the way, can we make it sustainable?

Martyn Jones at Liontrust Sustainable Investment argues that the leisure industry could provide a key plank in sustainable investment strategies

clock 02 July 2021 • 4 min read

Transport

BusinessGreen publisher helps to raise £1.2m after unique charity royal cycling tour

Donations to British Asian Trust provide critical funding to help vulnerable people in South Asia whose lives have been devastated by Covid-19

clock 15 June 2021 • 1 min read

Policy

COP26: UK explores plan to offer vaccines to all accredited delegations

Government confirms plan to try and ensure all countries can attend in-person summit, as part of package to donate 100 million surplus coronavirus vaccines to developing countries

clock 11 June 2021 • 3 min read

Editor's Blog

Marshalling your argument

The Prime Minister's proposal for a modern-day green Marshall Plan has a huge amount to recommend it, but can he really build a coalition to deliver such ambitious investment while cutting Overseas Development Aid?

clock 09 June 2021 • 4 min read

Legislation

French government moves to abolish shortest flights

New legislation would see flights banned on routes where train journeys can be completed in less than two and a half hours

clock 12 April 2021 • 2 min read

Aviation

Will the covid crisis herald the end for the age of the business flight?

YouGov survey across seven European countries suggests restrictions on flights during Covid-19 crisis has had little negative impact on businesses' operations and has proved beneficial for many executives' working lives

clock 12 April 2021 • 5 min read

Policy

'No plausible argument for inaction': What can climate policy learn from the Covid-19 crisis?

The pandemic has offered a crash course in how to effectively deliver climate action, the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change argues

clock 08 April 2021 • 8 min read

Energy

UK greenhouse gases plummet almost nine per cent during Covid-hit 2020

But green groups warn without drastic action emissions could creep back up again this year after freak 2020

clock 26 March 2021 • 4 min read
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