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Report: What would net zero by 2045 looks like for the UK
New study from WWF suggests net zero emissions by 2045 is possible for the UK - provided changes in industry, energy and lifestyle roll out nationwide
The corporate politics of protest
Perhaps protestors and businesses are on the same side in the climate fight?
Kneejerk RHI proposals could jeopardise renewable heat targets
Wood Heat Association chair Neil Harrison argues the end of RHI support for biomass in urban areas is misguided
Could the humble mushroom hold the key to greener industry?
Novozymes' microbial scientist Sara Landvik takes BusinessGreen on a stroll to learn about how mushrooms could help the world hit its Paris Agreement goals
'Optimistic but realistic': Is net zero transport and industry globally really achievable by 2060?
Energy Transitions Commission's latest research sets out a blueprint for decarbonising plastics, cement, shipping, aviation, and steel by 2060, but is its optimism justifiable
Government faces fresh pressure to strengthen Green Brexit safeguards
French President Emmanuel Macron is reportedly leading calls for key political declaration to strengthen UK-EU ties on climate action
Is palm oil the new plastic? Big brands and suppliers under fire over deforestation
Palm oil controversy continues as new report accuses firms of failing to adequately enforce zero deforestation pledges
SDG1 Case Study: How Burberry is helping Afghan goat farmers cash in on cashmere
Despite its luxury cachet, many of Afghanistan's cashmere farmers still live in extreme poverty - Fashion giant Burberry has teamed up Oxfam and PUR Projet to try and change things for the better
We must reverse declines in low carbon energy investment
Bioenergy Infrastructure Group's Hamish McPherson laments a 'dramatic and worrying' collapse in low-carbon energy investment
Brexit confusion, Capacity Market woes, and the end of the trilemma: Where next for UK clean power?
It has been a week of turmoil in Westminster, but where do recent events leave a UK clean energy policy landscape that was already in flux?
Global Briefing: Dems bring fresh climate focus to Capitol Hill
BusinessGreen brings you this week's green business news from around the world
After the trilemma: Four principles for the power sector
Greg Clark's speech in response to the Helm Review on the cost of energy - in full
To save the planet, I am willing to be both a lawmaker and a lawbreaker
Green MEP Molly Scott Cato praises EU's legislative progress on decarbonisation, but warns mass civil disobedience may still be necessary
'Hell of a journey': How Pukka Herbs becomes UK's smallest firm to secure 1.5C Science-Based Target
EXCLUSIVE: How the organic tea company plans to cut emissions 'from crop to cup' and become an 'A* green business'
CCC: UK land policy overhaul crucial to support food, housing and climate
UK climate watchdog sets out blueprint to drive decarbonisation, protect habitats, boost food production and build more housing after Brexit
Gambling on a Green Brexit
The Brexit negotiations are reaching their first major crunch point, and for the green economy there are no good, safe options available
What will it take to get to net zero?
Sam Fankhauser of the LSE Grantham Research Institute believes net zero will require global political will, private sector ingenuity and a huge surge of investment
How surging mega-cities could pose a major climate challenge for businesses
Investments in the world's fastest growing cities face the biggest risk from climate change, according to analysis by Verisk Maplecroft
Need to know: Five takeaways from IEA's World Energy Outlook 2018
Peak coal, electric vehicle take-off and green power growth - everything you need to know from the International Energy Agency's annual bumper report
ClientEarth lodges objection to Drax gas project on climate change grounds
Green lawyers claim plans to convert Selby coal units to gas power risk locking in high carbon infrastructure that could undermine UK's climate commitments
Nothing confusing about choosing to go green
ScottishPower's Keith Anderson responds to suggestions its green power transition has been misleadingly reported
Deep retrofit of 26 million homes is a great business opportunity
There's money to be made from draughty homes, says Richard Miller of Miller-Klein Associates
Political palm oil
Was Clearcast right to ban Iceland's advert highlighting the impacts of palm oil? The answer is complicated - and political
Navigating the government's guessing game on future environmental governance
Green Alliance's Ruth Chambers has five key questions for 'green Brexit' policymakers
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