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Heathrow expansion: Committee on Climate Change reminds government of emissions commitments
CCC Chair Lord Deben writes to Chris Grayling, expressing 'surprise' Transport Secretary made no mention of climate in Commons address
Brexit and chemicals: Planning for all scenarios
EEF's Sam Pentony explores the challenges manufacturers face as they wait to see if a post-Brexit shake up of chemicals regulations and processes is on the way
Cubico Sustainable Investments plots global renewables push
London-based clean energy investor reveals why it is seeking to tap into some of the world's most exciting renewables markets
Could LAES rival batteries in the growing energy storage market?
VIDEO: Highview Power has just switched on the world's first liquid air energy storage plant in Bury - BusinessGreen went to take a look
Global briefing...Climate emergencies, 'inadequate' targets and €1bn fines
BusinessGreen brings you this week's green economy headlines from around the world
How can a wireless network help both rhino resilience and water quality?
They're called low-power wide-area networks — LPWANs — and they're changing how we can collect data
To scare or not to scare
Hubbub's Trewin Restorick argues sound science should trump scare tactics in the fight against plastic pollution
Smart irrigation, sexual confusion, and insect hotels: Is this the world's greenest winery?
Rioja brand Campo Viejo's vast grape growing, ageing, and bottling operation in Northern Spain has been 'carbon neutral' since 2012 - BusinessGreen takes a tour.
Late night drama as EU bolsters renewables goals
Overnight negotiations see 2030 renewable energy target bumped up to 32 per cent, as ban on palm oil use in transport confirmed
Smart meters are set to hamper, not help, the EV rollout
Andrew Warren of the British Energy Efficiency Federation says current SMETS1 smart meters are not equipped to enable smart EV charging
Brexit: Government compromise affords green watchdog more powers
Watchdog will get legal enforcement powers under amendment, but green groups say compromise still doesn't go far enough to guarantee environmental standards
It's time to embrace the plastic-free office
AECOM's Robert Spencer offers some handy tips on clearing on plastic clutter from the office environment
On iron laws, CCS, and Carbon XPrizes
If carbon capture technologies are to ever take off they will need to become economic, but, as Tom Chivers, argues a new cash prize could yet unlock a whole new industry
Brexit: MPs set for crunch vote on green watchdog powers
Crucial Commons vote to decide whether or not the government's proposed green watchdog is given legal powers of enforcement
New report lays bare carbon policy cost confusion
Energy Systems Catapult study concludes that cost of cutting carbon emissions varies by up to £700 a tonne
'Competition is really fierce right now': General Motors sets sights on electrified, autonomous future
David Tulauskas, GM's sustainability director, talks to BusinessGreen about the US car giant's drive towards 'zero crashes, zero emissions and zero congestion'
Beyond energy: Transforming waste in high quality chemicals and fuels
Energy Industries Council's Richard Vale thinks change is coming for the energy from waste sector
Legal & General names, fames, and shames corporate climate leaders and laggards
Investment giant publishes detailed analysis of corporate giant's climate strategies, praising leading firms and vowing to vote against and divest from laggards
In the Green Room with.... Smurfit Kappa's Steven Stoffer
Packaging giant's group vice president of development Steven Stoffer on milking cows, working in 'for-profit sustainability', and why his superpower would be to have 'frosty breath'
Can financial regulators save the world?
ClientEarth's Alice Garton calls on regulators to show leadership and enforce climate risk reporting more effectively
Global briefing: Green beer, yellow turbines and farting sheep
BusinessGreen brings you this week's green business headlines from around the world
Tesla is starting to actually become an energy company
Tesla's auto production travails are well-documented, but is the 'crazy, crazy growth rate' being enjoyed in the energy storage sector starting to pay off for the clean tech giant?
Oxford St pedestrianisation shelved: Khan slams Westminster council 'betrayal'
Council claims local people 'no not support' pedestrianisation proposals while Mayor confirms expansion of ULEZ boundary to North and South Circular
M&S's Mike Barry on sustainability in a tough retail climate: 'It's doubly important to be doing it now'
Marks & Spencer's director of Plan A and sustainable business talks to BusinessGreen about High Street retail challenges, plastic waste, palm oil, and net zero emissions
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