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In-depth

How Labour's planning reforms aim to unlock 'a net zero future'

Policy

How Labour's planning reforms aim to unlock 'a net zero future'

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

clock 05 August 2024 • 11 min read
Planning reform is needed but 'competent experts' are discarded at our peril

Policy

Planning reform is needed but 'competent experts' are discarded at our peril

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

clock 05 August 2024 • 4 min read
Global Briefing: Paris Olympics heat dome exacerbated by climate change

Risk

Global Briefing: Paris Olympics heat dome exacerbated by climate change

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

clock 02 August 2024 • 6 min read
How 'robust' carbon removals and climate optimism are driving Microsoft's mission to eradicate historic emissions

Technology

How 'robust' carbon removals and climate optimism are driving Microsoft's mission to eradicate historic emissions

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

clock 02 August 2024 • 10 min read
Behind Colgate's decision to share its recyclable toothpaste tube design

Recycling

Behind Colgate's decision to share its recyclable toothpaste tube design

The rare move by the consumer products giant was in hopes of gaining greater traction with recyclers

clock 02 August 2024 • 5 min read
Green collar jobs are key to delivering Labour's 2030 clean power mission

Politics

Green collar jobs are key to delivering Labour's 2030 clean power mission

The sense of urgency about the climate crisis needs to be matched by that for green skills, argues Labour MP Andrew Pakes, co-chair of the APPG on Apprenticeships

clock 02 August 2024 • 5 min read
Can the Olympics survive the climate crisis?

Climate change

Can the Olympics survive the climate crisis?

Midnight marathons and shrinking ski seasons shows that sport is being increasingly heavily impacted by our warming planet

clock 01 August 2024 • 4 min read
Solar is no threat to UK farming - but climate change and biodiversity loss are

Solar

Solar is no threat to UK farming - but climate change and biodiversity loss are

The new Labour government should increase the budget for nature-friendly farming incentives if we are to protect our food security in the long-term, writes Kitty Thompson from the Conservative Environment Network

clock 01 August 2024 • 4 min read
The greenwashing dilemma: Is fear of scrutiny stopping companies from taking genuine steps to decarbonise?

Management

The greenwashing dilemma: Is fear of scrutiny stopping companies from taking genuine steps to decarbonise?

Decarbonising your business can seem daunting, but doing it right can improve brand reputation and boost business, while also reducing costs, writes Cornwall Insight's Emily Lewis

clock 01 August 2024 • 5 min read
To commute, or not to commute: What do shifting UK working patterns mean for corporate climate action?

Carbon Accounting

To commute, or not to commute: What do shifting UK working patterns mean for corporate climate action?

Four years on from the pandemic, daily working habits are still in flux, with significant implications for national and corporate climate policy

clock 31 July 2024 • 7 min read
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