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Net Zero North West's CEO explains why climate action is more cost-effective than doing nothing, and argues the most exciting clean tech innovations are those 'we don't even know exist'

Climate action does not just need good policy, it also needs good psychology, according to Cardiff University professor Wouter Poortinga

From clean energy and EV manufacturing to energy efficiency and heat pumps - the UK's low carbon economy is the right place to look for growth, writes Dr Steve Coulter from Green Alliance

Charlie Metcalfe, founder and COO of Halcyon, discusses the challenges of adapting a modern EV platform to fit 'tight, irregular' 1970s chassis and the need for clear roadmap to drive EV uptake

The US is calling on countries to reject carbon pricing proposals, as EV sales soar, and COP30 concerns rumble on

Deadlock at the latest round of talks was all but inevitable, but there are routes forward for governments and businesses that want to tackle the scourge of plastic pollution

Campaigners slam failure to deliver promised treaty to end plastics pollution, as petrostates are once again blamed for blocking efforts to deliver an ambitious new accord

With heatwaves, drought and wildfires intensifying worldwide, companies adopting a heat-focused, total climate accounting approach can reduce risk and boost their market leadership potential, writes Kiff Gallagher from the Global Heat Reduction Initiative...

The All England Lawn Tennis Club's Hattie Park explains how an expanded Wimbledon Championships is planning to adapt to extreme weather and stay the course with its sustainability targets

Contrary to any prevailing narrative, the big picture is clear: corporate climate action is growing worldwide - writes David Kennedy, CEO of the Science-Based Targets initiative