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Greyparrot CEO Mikela Druckman reflects on how existing infrastructure isn't keeping up with the amount of waste created

Natural flood management projects are exactly the kind of bold, collaborative and innovative thinking the nature and climate crisis requires, writes Dr Rob Stoneman from The Wildlife Trusts

By creating a trusted baseline, we can transform farmland into an investable asset through attracting both public and private investment and unlocking access to carbon and nature markets, writes IGD's Sarah Haynes

The launch of the Just Transition Mechanism at COP30 provides political momentum - but momentum alone will not deliver the financing required, writes LSE's Sangeeth Selvaraju

A family farm in the Cambridgeshire Fens has produced a crop of rice - but with the climate crisis driving up temperatures, could it become the new normal?

Transition plans may not yet be mandatory for UK firms, but the world is already behaving as if they are - businesses should start preparing now, writes TechUK's Craig Melson

A combination of favourable weather conditions, low energy demand and more clean power capacity than ever could make Christmas Day 2025 the 'greenest' ever in Britain

The UK already has the engineering capability, storage geology, industrial clusters and technical expertise to lead in carbon removal, writes Enfinium's Karl Smyth

Chris Bolt, Pipebot Patrol project manager at Northumbrian Water Group, explains how the company is using robots to extend infrastructure lifespans

Government moves to tackle extreme heat, as Canada introduces new methane rules and the UK looks to support South African clean energy investment