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Screwfix's commercial director Matt Compton unpacks how the retailer has halved its indirect emissions and is continuing to chip away its Scope 3 impact

Plus EU faces green taxonomy legal challenge, a €300m boost for Baltic renewables, and climate-friendly food is on the menu for COP29 in our roundup of the top green business news from around the world this week

Carbon credit standards setter says 'unprecedented' action 'should send a signal that inclusion in the Verra Registry is a sign of integrity and quality'

The global summit on biodiversity represents a critical moment in the struggle to preserve natural ecosystems

Companies selling male-associated products have been the target of online outrage over purpose-driven advertising - and maybe that's not a coincidence, argues Futerra's Solitaire Townsend

Experts call for investment and policies that tackle congestion and promote active travel and public transport as latest National Travel Survey highlights rising car use

The multi-million pound transformation of the London Museum's new home at Smithfield Market is aiming to set a new standard for 'green' renovation

The upcoming Autumn Budget is set to be a major test of Labour's green credentials, writes Green Party MP Adrian Ramsay

Food Foundation study assesses the health, climate, environment and affordability credentials of a range of plant-based meat alternative products

Although IISD warns almost 40 governments and financial institutions signed up to Clean Energy Transition Partnership are still failing to ramp up overseas clean energy support