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Floating turbines, Amsterdam's ban on fossil fuel advertising, American fridges, and all the green business stories from around the world this week

The pressure on corporates to strengthen their sustainability plans is more intense than ever, and a host of key votes await in the coming months

With G7 and COP26 fast approaching, Environmental Audit Committee chair Philip Dunne argues the government must adopt a solutions-driven approach to environmental policy

Methane emission reduction could significantly reduce rates of global warming at a relatively low cost, research warns

Just a couple of decades ago, the notion of a major company investing in nature might have seemed absurd – today it is mission critical to the future of the economy

BusinessGreen takes a look at MOD's sustainability plans as Rand Europe publishes analysis setting out how UK defence logistics will be complicated by climate change

Social, racial and gender-based justice must be at the heart of environmental planning, argue Maeve Cohen and Anna Johnston from Women's Budget Group

Minerals such as lithium and copper are critical for EVs and renewables, but a lack of investment and policy clarity risks undermining the burgeoning market

Major supermarkets, food suppliers, and investors once again urge Brazil's government to withdraw proposed law they warn could exacerbate rainforest destruction

The message emerging from the UK's May 2021 local election manifestos is 'we want hydrogen - let's get going', writes Beyond2050's Rob Dale