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Some of the world's biggest firms are failing to assess and measure nature impact, non-profit's latest Nature Benchmark study claims

Since becoming Nature Minister recently, Mary Creagh has already launched a rapid review of the UK’s legally binding environment targets - but what are the most pressing issues? Pollination's Thea Philip shares her thoughts

Advertising Standards Authority rules that Virgin Atlantic radio advert promoting '100 per cent sustainable aviation fuel' gave misleading impression it emitted zero emissions

New S&P report attempts to put a price on the environmental externalities that continue to fuel market failures around the world - and reaches some sobering conclusions

Greencore's chief sustainability officer explains how her background in economics and finance is becoming increasingly useful as the green agenda matures

Transport for London is right to remove the congestion charge exemption for electric vehicles, argues Zedify's CEO Rob King

Proposed changes to the National Planning Policy Framework extend far beyond the Green Belt and promise to turbocharge green energy development across the country

Labour has pledged to 'face down vested interests' in unblocking the planning system - but environmental experts have an interest in protecting the natural word, explains IEMA CEO Sarah Mukherjee

New study highlights how climate change is leading to more extreme heat waves, methane emissions continue to rise, and Air New Zealand shelves its carbon intensity target in this week's round up of stories from across the green economy

Melanie Nakagawa unpacks the tech giant’s latest sustainability data and reflects on lessons in climate optimism from her work for the Biden and Obama administrations