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Conservative Environment Network and former Party leaders urge leadership candidates to put market-led green policies at heart of efforts to rebuild the party

The very first farmers hundreds of thousands of years ago often made landscapes even more biodiverse, which may offer lessons for rewilding efforts today, argue Jonathan D. Gordon and Brennen Fagan from the University of York

As nature increasingly influences design and construction, businesses can leverage green policies to steer real estate development, writes AECOM's Robert Spencer

Biden administration funds 25 clean energy technology projects spanning 30 states, Chinese state-run oil and gas producer joins COP28 charter and German government defeated in ‘EU first’ air pollution case

How the event organisers have sought to reduce the games climate impact, from minimising new construction, banning most single-use plastics to eliminating diesel generators

Early career energy professionals can help tackle the net zero skills shortage by providing insight into how to make 'green' jobs sustainable, fulfilling and rewarding, writes YEP Forum's Yumann Siddiq

Innovators driving solar and autonomous vehicles, tyre wear capture, and tech creating 'wonder material' graphene and hydrogen fuel from methane at the Goodwood Festival of Speed's Future Lab lift the hood on their stories so far

Voluntary carbon market institutions must work hard to dispel uncertainty and build transparency and trust in the system, writes the Climate Change Advisory Group's Sir David King

The shift from direct payments to nature-friendly subsidy incentives promises to transform farming in England, but the transition currently faces 'widespread uncertainty and risk', the NAO has warned

The new goverment should ensure the central bank follows models based on accurate climate data, write Carbon Tracker's Mark Campanale and Bates Wells' Luke Fletcher