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Red alert: Can traffic-light labelling of high-carbon products drive climate action?

Marketing

Red alert: Can traffic-light labelling of high-carbon products drive climate action?

As calls mount for a ban high-carbon advertising, a new study claims to provide the first clear insight into UK public attitudes on the regulation of advertising for polluting goods and services

clock 19 June 2024 • 6 min read
Using resources better should be a priority for the next government

Policy

Using resources better should be a priority for the next government

The party elected on July 4 should grasp the opportunity to reinvigorate resources policy and deliver a more secure, sustainable economy, writes Green Alliance's Heather Plumpton

clock 19 June 2024 • 4 min read
'A turning point for nature and society': Dramatic adoption of EU Nature Restoration Law paves way for green policy overhaul

Legislation

'A turning point for nature and society': Dramatic adoption of EU Nature Restoration Law paves way for green policy overhaul

New law promises to restore at least 20 per cent of the EU’s land and sea areas by 2030, as bloc pushes back against opposition to ambitious environmental goals

clock 18 June 2024 • 7 min read
Becky Willan: 'Sustainability can only be achieved effectively if it is humanised'

Management

Becky Willan: 'Sustainability can only be achieved effectively if it is humanised'

Co-founder and CEO of Given reflects on earning her sustainability stripes at The Body Shop and her focus on hiring people who know how to rewire business models

clock 18 June 2024 • 6 min read
Could an offshore wind boom hold the key to Labour's ambitious clean power goals?

Wind

Could an offshore wind boom hold the key to Labour's ambitious clean power goals?

The UK has 96GW of offshore wind capacity in the pipeline - delivering it as quickly as possible will be critical to ensuring whether or not the UK can meet its climate targets

clock 18 June 2024 • 6 min read
Climate must be put at the centre of the AI agenda

Technology

Climate must be put at the centre of the AI agenda

The AI revolution and the energy transition are interconnected - governments need to stop treating them as separate agendas, writes the Tony Blair Institute for Global Change's Devorah West

clock 18 June 2024 • 4 min read
'Green will be the colour of the zeitgeist': Why Dale Vince is backing Labour

Politics

'Green will be the colour of the zeitgeist': Why Dale Vince is backing Labour

The green entrepreneur sits down with BusinessGreen to talk gas from grass, Great British Energy, and why he fears the national heat pump programme could be 'ULEZ on steroids'

clock 17 June 2024 • 10 min read
The Conservative Party has a proud story to tell on the environment - voters want to hear it

Politics

The Conservative Party has a proud story to tell on the environment - voters want to hear it

The Tories' current rhetoric around climate action risks alienating the many voters that care about the environment, writes CEN's John Flesher

clock 17 June 2024 • 4 min read
Global Briefing: Fears over green trade battle grow, as EU ups tariffs on Chinese EVs

Automotive

Global Briefing: Fears over green trade battle grow, as EU ups tariffs on Chinese EVs

Also this week: global progress on expanding energy access stalls, the OECD mulls plan to stop private sector coal financing, and Switzerland defies ECHR climate ruling

clock 14 June 2024 • 8 min read
Turning football stadiums into smart buildings

Buildings

Turning football stadiums into smart buildings

Building and power management will be essential to make Euro 2024 the 'most sustainable football championship ever', writes Schneider Electric's Gwenaelle Avice Huet

clock 14 June 2024 • 4 min read
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